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Shibuya food tour and ramen walks

An evening of izakaya, street food and dessert around the crossing, or a guide who knows where the ramen is. Each starts at a different corner of Shibuya.

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Shibuya Ramen Class with Tonkotsu, Shoyu & Miso
Viyago Japan · 1.5 hours Shibuya Ramen Class with Tonkotsu, Shoyu & Miso
★ 4.9 (533) from $110
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Ramen Tasting Tour with 6 Mini Bowls of Ramen
Tokyo Ramen Tours · 3 hours Ramen Tasting Tour with 6 Mini Bowls of Ramen
★ 4.8 (469) from $120
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Shibuya Food Tour (13 Dishes and 3 Eateries)
Traveling Tokyo · 3 hours Shibuya Food Tour (13 Dishes and 3 Eateries)
★ 4.8 (299) from $51
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The Shibuya options on this site are fewer than in Shinjuku and more specialised. Traveling Tokyo runs an evening walk with food from an izakaya, a street stall and a traditional eatery, followed by dessert. Tokyo Ramen Tours starts both of its ramen walks here, one with pork, chicken and fish broths and one with vegan bowls. The ramen class of Viyago Japan is one train stop away. All four meet at a different spot.

Food tours and ramen around Shibuya

Most-reviewed first. One evening tour of mixed food, two ramen walks and a ramen class one stop away.

Photo Tour Meeting pointDurationFood in the ticketDrinks in the ticketAge ruleDiets Reviews ↕ Price ↕ Book
Shibuya Ramen Class: Tonkotsu, Shoyu & Miso Viyago Japan Studio by Ikejiri-Ohashi Station 1.5 h 3 mini bowls you make Sold on site Not stated Not for gluten, egg or soy allergies ★ 4.9 (533) $110 per person Book on GetYourGuide
Ramen Tasting Tour with 6 Mini Bowls Tokyo Ramen Tours Depends on the route booked 3 h 6 mini bowls in 3 shops 1 drink Infants free, sharing food Every broth uses chicken, pork and fish ★ 4.8 (469) $120 per person Book on GetYourGuide
Shibuya Food Tour (13 Dishes and 3 Eateries) Traveling Tokyo 7-Eleven near Center Gai and Tokyu Plaza 3 h Izakaya, street stall, traditional eatery, dessert 2 drinks Alcohol only from 20 Tell the operator in advance ★ 4.8 (299) $51 per person Book on GetYourGuide
Vegan and Vegetarian Ramen Walking Tour Tokyo Ramen Tours Shibu Hachi Box, opposite Hachiko 2 h 4 mini bowls of vegan ramen 1 drink Infants free, sharing food Vegan; gluten-free noodles on request ★ 4.9 (45) $95 per person Book on GetYourGuide

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The Shibuya tours and class in detail

Same facts for every tour, so food, drinks and age rules can be compared. Open a card for the meeting point and the fine print.

Shibuya Ramen Class with Tonkotsu, Shoyu & Miso
Viyago Japan

Shibuya Ramen Class with Tonkotsu, Shoyu & Miso

Make fresh noodles and three bowls, one stop from Shibuya.

  • Duration: 1.5 hours
  • ✓ Free cancellation up to 24 hours before
from $110 ★ 4.9 (533 reviews)
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About this experience

You knead, roll and cut fresh noodles with a noodle machine, sear chicken chashu with a blowtorch and finish three mini bowls: tonkotsu, shoyu and miso. Sessions take up to 20 people. The studio is a few minutes' walk from Ikejiri-Ohashi Station, one stop from Shibuya.

The broth is prepared before you arrive. Drinks and premium toppings are sold on site. The class does not suit guests with a gluten, egg or soy allergy, coeliac disease or a strict vegan or religious diet. Arriving five minutes late can mean you join mid-class or are turned away.

Included in the ticket

  • Ingredients for three mini bowls
  • Standard toppings
  • Noodle machine, equipment and apron
  • Digital recipe after the class

You pay on the spot

  • Drinks
  • Premium toppings such as wagyu

Meeting point

1F, 2-16-29 Ohashi, Meguro, three to five minutes on foot from Ikejiri-Ohashi Station.

Know before you book

  • Broth is prepared in advance
  • Not for gluten, egg or soy allergies or strict vegans
  • Five minutes late may mean no entry
  • Up to 20 participants

Facts taken from the operator listing on the booking platform.

Ramen Tasting Tour with 6 Mini Bowls of Ramen
Tokyo Ramen Tours

Ramen Tasting Tour with 6 Mini Bowls of Ramen

Six half-size bowls in three shops, from Shibuya to Ebisu or Shinjuku.

  • Duration: 3 hours
  • ✓ Free cancellation up to 24 hours before
from $120 ★ 4.8 (469 reviews)
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About this experience

Six mini bowls in three ramen shops and one drink, in groups of up to 8. The walk starts in Shibuya and ends in Ebisu or Shinjuku, depending on the day; the listing also names Shinjuku and Ueno routes. Expect about 3 km on foot with some hills.

Every broth on the tour is made with chicken, pork and fish. Vegans and vegetarians are pointed to the operator's separate vegan ramen walk.

Included in the ticket

  • Six mini bowls of ramen in three shops
  • One drink
  • Train ticket on the Shinjuku route
  • Guide

Meeting point

Depends on the route you book (Shibuya, Shinjuku or Ueno).

Know before you book

  • All broths contain chicken, pork and fish
  • About 3 km on foot, partly uphill
  • Infants join free and share food
  • Up to 8 participants

Facts taken from the operator listing on the booking platform.

Shibuya Food Tour (13 Dishes and 3 Eateries)
Traveling Tokyo

Shibuya Food Tour (13 Dishes and 3 Eateries)

Center Gai, the crossing and Dogenzaka in three hours, two drinks included, up to ten guests.

  • Duration: 3 hours
  • ✓ Free cancellation up to 24 hours before
from $51 ★ 4.8 (299 reviews)
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About this experience

An evening food walk through Shibuya for up to 10 people: Center Gai, a photo stop at Shibuya Crossing and Dogenzaka. Food comes from an izakaya, a street food stall and a traditional eatery, followed by dessert. Two drinks are included.

The title counts three eateries and 13 dishes, the web address of the listing says four eateries, and the list of inclusions names no dish count. Some venues are in basements or on upper floors without a lift.

Included in the ticket

  • Food at an izakaya, a street food stall and a traditional eatery, plus dessert
  • Two drinks, with or without alcohol
  • Guide

Meeting point

In front of the 7-Eleven near Center Gai (Chuo-Gai) and Tokyu Plaza, Shibuya. The tour ends in Shibuya.

Know before you book

  • Alcohol only for guests aged 20 or over
  • Tell the operator about allergies or dietary needs in advance
  • Some venues up or down stairs
  • Up to 10 participants

Facts taken from the operator listing on the booking platform.

2-Hour Vegan and Vegetarian Ramen Guided Walking Tour
Tokyo Ramen Tours

2-Hour Vegan and Vegetarian Ramen Guided Walking Tour

Four vegan bowls, starting opposite the Hachiko statue.

  • Duration: 2 hours
  • ✓ Free cancellation up to 24 hours before
from $95 ★ 4.9 (45 reviews)
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About this experience

Four mini bowls of ramen and one drink on a walk from Shibuya to Shinjuku. The bowls are vegan; each shop also offers a non-vegan broth if someone in your group prefers it.

Gluten-free noodles can be arranged, but at one shop the broth contains soy sauce with gluten. The train fare from Shibuya to Shinjuku is on you: bring your transport card or cash.

Included in the ticket

  • Four mini bowls of vegan ramen
  • One drink
  • Guide

You pay on the spot

  • Train fare from Shibuya to Shinjuku

Meeting point

In front of Shibu Hachi Box, across from the Hachiko statue in Shibuya.

Know before you book

  • Gluten-free noodles on request, one broth contains gluten
  • Not suitable for wheelchair users
  • Infants join free and share food

Facts taken from the operator listing on the booking platform.

The evening route of the Shibuya food tour

Traveling Tokyo meets in front of the 7-Eleven near Center Gai and Tokyu Plaza and keeps the group to ten. The listing gives this order, marked as a guide only:

StopWhat happensTime
Center Gai (Chuo-Gai) Meeting point and start
Shibuya Food and guided walk About 1 h
Center Gai Food and guided walk About 1 h
Shibuya Crossing Photo stop About 10 min
Dogenzaka Food and guided walk About 50 min

Two drinks are included, with or without alcohol; alcohol is served only to guests aged 20 and over. Some of the venues sit in basements or on upper floors without a lift, so expect stairs. The operator asks you to mention allergies and dietary needs in advance.

Thirteen dishes, three eateries or four

The title of the tour promises 13 dishes at three eateries. The web address of the same listing says four eateries, and the list of what is included names an izakaya, a street food stall, a traditional eatery and dessert, without a dish count. That makes three places to eat plus a dessert stop. Treat the 13 as a rough guide to variety. The same operator’s Shinjuku tour has a similar mismatch, with 15 dishes in the title and 13 in the description.

Ramen from Shibuya

Both ramen walks of Tokyo Ramen Tours begin in Shibuya, but not at the same place. The vegan walk meets in front of Shibu Hachi Box, across from the Hachiko statue, and takes the train to Shinjuku, where it ends; bring a transport card or cash for the fare. The six-bowl walk usually starts in Shibuya and ends in Ebisu or Shinjuku, and the operator also runs it from Shinjuku and Ueno, so the meeting point depends on the date you pick. Expect about 3 km on foot with some hills. If you would rather make the noodles than eat them, the class at Ikejiri-Ohashi is compared on our ramen class page.

Sake in Udagawacho

For a drink before or after the food, Japan Wonder Travel runs a 70-minute sake tasting in a standing bar above Whiskey Bank in Udagawacho, for guests over 20 only. It is set next to the tastings in Kanda, Tsukiji and Asakusa on our sake tasting page.

Guests on the Shibuya evening walk and the ramen tours

The critical reviews of the evening walk say different things. A German guest called it accompanied eating in two restaurants with little about the neighbourhood, which matches the doubt over how many eateries the listing counts. A New Zealand guest who got stuck in the crowd at the crossing on the way to the start found the first dumpling restaurant weak but praised the guide. On the six-bowl ramen walk, a British guest found two of the shops right opposite each other, which left little time between bowls.

“Learned so much about some of the food culture of Japan and traditional drinks and food etiquette and all the dishes were excellent”
Sid · Canada · October 2026 Shibuya Food Tour · Traveling Tokyo
“Had an amazing evening with our guide Jasmin K. Really delicious food and great conversations with the other attendees.”
Josua · Switzerland · September 2026 Shibuya Food Tour · Traveling Tokyo
“It was not a “tour” in the actual sense, more “accompanied eating in 2 restaurants”. Our guide Hoshi was friendly and shared some information about the dishes, nothing about the neighbourhood. The food / the restaurants were very tasty. …”
Verified traveler · Germany · May 2026 · translated review Shibuya Food Tour · Traveling Tokyo
“This was one of the highlights of my trip. We tasted many different types of ramen, ranging from classic regional styles to creative fusion and contemporary versions. What made the tour stand out was the insight Sam provided at each location, sharing the history and cultural background of the dishes we were trying. …”
Yuri · Mexico · October 2026 Ramen Tasting Tour with 6 Mini Bowls · Tokyo Ramen Tours
“Great introduction to ramen with wonderfully selected locations and our guide Daisy was excellent! Highly recommend to anyone who is new to ramen or wants to try a selection.”
Nicole · United States · September 2026 Vegan Ramen Walking Tour · Tokyo Ramen Tours
“Nathan was attentive and communicative. … I left my hotel 30 minutes before meet-up (8min walk), but Google took me via Shibuya Cross Walk and I hit a human traffic jam. … Nathan came to the rescue! The first dumpling restaurant was not good. …”
Rob · New Zealand · April 2026 Shibuya Food Tour · Traveling Tokyo
“Underwhelming and expensive Strange to have two of the three ramen places right opposite each other - meant you barely got a break in between eating. The guide was friendly but not very informative, the ramen presentation on her iPad was extremely short and lacking in detail. …”
Verified traveler · United Kingdom · July 2026 Ramen Tasting Tour with 6 Mini Bowls · Tokyo Ramen Tours
“The worst tour I've ever taken in my life, the places we visited were horrible, the guide with little knowledge”
Claudia · Mexico · March 2026 Shibuya Food Tour · Traveling Tokyo

Reviews written by guests after the tour or class, from GetYourGuide.

FAQ

What is included in the Shibuya food tour?

Food at an izakaya, a street food stall and a traditional eatery, a dessert, two drinks and the guide. Alcohol is served only to guests aged 20 and over.

Where does the Shibuya food tour meet?

In front of the 7-Eleven near Center Gai and Tokyu Plaza. The tour ends in Shibuya.

Is there a vegan food tour in Shibuya?

Yes, the vegan ramen walk of Tokyo Ramen Tours starts opposite the Hachiko statue and ends in Shinjuku. Gluten-free noodles can be arranged, though one broth contains soy sauce with gluten.

How many people join the Shibuya food tour?

Up to ten, according to the listing. The six-bowl ramen walk takes up to eight.

Also on this site

Shinjuku food tours

The busiest area for evening food tours, compared by meeting point and drinks.

Ramen class and tasting walks

What you make in the class and which broths the walks use.

Traveling Tokyo

The operator of the Shibuya evening walk and its other tours.

Shibuya next to Shinjuku, Tsukiji and Asakusa

Every food tour on this site in one table.

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