Breakfast Ramen Tour in Shinjuku
Description
Want to have ramen for breakfast? Join Tokyo’s only Breakfast Ramen Tour and start your day with 3 delicious mini bowls of ramen! Also, see what one of Tokyo's most dynamic neighborhoods (Kabukicho, Shinjuku) is like during the early morning and learn all about ramen from our expert ramen guide. You'll first meet your guide for coffee or tea, discussing ramen origins and even taking part in a ramen quiz! After this, you'll visit the first ramen shop, which specializes in classic Tokyo shoyu (soy sauce) ramen. You'll get to enjoy 2 mini bowls there. You'll then head over to the second ramen shop, where the mini ramen bowl is tonkotsu (pork bone) based and infused with delicious garlic oil. Try 3 mini bowls of ramen + gyoza pork dumplings Learn about shoyu ramen and tonkotsu ramen history and prep Get to know Tokyo's most vibrant area (Kabukicho, Shinjuku) with your guide
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Kabukicho is Tokyo's largest entertainment district, with massive neon billboards and throngs of restaurants and bars. It's here, Tokyo's "Blade Runner" area, where the tour will take place!
On our way to the first ramen shop, you'll be able to see the famous Godzilla statue towering above the streets of Kabukicho
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Important Information
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Infants can join for free but will share food with other group members. If you’d like them to have their own portions, just let us know and we’ll be happy to arrange it for an additional cost.
Reviews(2)
Daisy was a great tour guide. Very informative and interacted very well with us. The choices of ramen was incredible. We loved every dish.
If anyone is interested in a ramen tour… look no further! The ramen was absolutely amazing and even though I came on an empty stomach I still wasn’t able to finish all the food. Not just that but you also learn so much about how it’s made and the history of ramen in such an entertaining way. I had the pleasure of having Brian as my guide who also took the time to answer all my questions about Japan and gave me tons of tips. Book this tour, don’t miss out!
