Tokyo Ramen Show 2020 and Sangenjaya Food Tour
For a limited time only, check out the artsy, lesser-known Tokyo neighborhood of Sangenjaya, then indulge in some ramen at the Tokyo Ramen Show 2020!
Highlights
Explore Sangenjaya, a local foodie area with some of the trendiest pancakes and cafes in Tokyo
Enjoy delicious street foods, guided by a local expert who knows the best local spots
Check out Tokyo Ramen Show to try some mindblowing regional ramen and learn about the culinary history of Japan’s favorite noodle dish
Gaze out across the Tokyo skyline, from a special viewing spot
Indulge in some delicious Japanese snacks, both sweet and savory!
10 meals
Experience Details
From October 22nd to November 6th, the annual Tokyo Ramen Show will be open for a limited time only, featuring 18 different ramen vendors. But first, you’ll start out exploring the alleys of Sangenjaya near Shibuya, a foodie destination that’s still relatively unknown among tourists. After you’ve had a chance to explore the backstreets of this super fun local hangout, the guide will take you to enjoy the Tokyo Ramen Show, where Japan’s gotochi ramen (regional types of ramen), like Fukuoka’s tonkotsu ramen and Hokkaido’s miso ramen, will be on display. Celebrate the diversity of ramen in Japan, tasting regional flavors, including a few unexpected, wildcard styles of ramen thrown into the mix. Started in 2009, the annual Tokyo Ramen Show is the go-to expo for ramen connoisseurs!
What You Get
Good To Know
- The Food Tour starts strictly on time. If guests do not arrive at the meeting point by the departure time, the tour will begin regardless, and no refund shall be given.
- Please be reminded to wear comfortable shoes as there will be a lot of walking.
Meeting Point and Meeting Time
Meet-up details will be sent to your provided email upon booking is confirmed. If you don't receive details, please contact us.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel your booking at least 48 hours before the experience start time to receive a full refund minus a 3.2% transaction fee.
Experience Location
Just west of Shibuya lies Sangenjaya, a stylish foodie area with charming cafes, famous pancakes, vintage shops, and rustic izakayas. Relatively unknown to foreign tourists, Sangenjaya is considered to be among one of the best neighborhoods to live in Tokyo. Artsy and laid-back, the vibes in Sangenjaya are quite welcoming, with a cozy cafe culture to match. Home to the Setagaya Public Theatre and various independent art galleries, as well as a stunning view of the city from the top of Carrot Tower, a visit to Sangenjaya makes for a leisurely day trip.
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10 meals
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