Eat and Drink Like A Local- Taverns & Ramen
- Throughout the tour, I will share insights into Japanese culture, cuisine, beverages, and other aspects of daily life in Japan,I will also share practical travel tips that may be useful for the rest of your journey in Japan. This tour is especially how Japanese businessperson spend their time after work.
- You will have the opportunity to enjoy a variety of unique Japanese dishes and drinks along the way—about 13 dishes and 5 different Japanese beverages. You’ll also receive a special souvenir!
- As an International Sake Sommelier and Whisky Expert (qualified), please feel free to ask me any questions.
- I’m a LOCAL living in the Ueno area, so I know this neighborhood very well! I’ll take you to the places that LOCALS love.
What to expect
I’m new here. HOWEVER, I’ve done this on Airbnb and have recieved+3,500 reviews! LET’S GET OUT OF THE TOURIST AREA where it’s overpriced and crowded with tourists! I’ll discuss not only food and drinks but culture, traditions and history, which will be beneficial for the rest of your stay in Japan!
This tour focuses on Ueno, which is not as crowded as Shibuya, Shinjuku and is less touristy. I’m going to take you to popular taverns and restaurants for ONLY LOCALS (NO TOURISTS!!) where the staff speaks NO ENGLISH. We will visit several taverns where you will have sashimi and ramen, etc. You will also have the opportunity to try UNIQUE Japanese drinks, so you’ll be able to experience what Japanese taverns are like. I’ll order signature dishes and feel free to ask me any questions.
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