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Japan · ALL-YOU-CAN-DRINK TOURS
Good all-you-can-drink tours fill up weeks out, and the great ones go first. Here are the 6 best right now, each priced, timed, and summed up in a line, so choosing takes minutes rather than an evening.
Small-group Shinjuku bar hop with 3 secret-feeling izakaya stops, all-you-can-drink, snack plates, and guide-led local know-how.
“Yohei was a great guide! The food was exceptional and the drinks were plentiful! Highly recommend this of you were worried about going into tight bars by yourself as a foreigner!”
Small-group Shibuya bar hopping with izakaya bites, Japanese beer, and one all-you-can-drink stop. Finish with karaoke or a local bar.
“Not happy with it. Down season sure, but the guide was never there and I won’t get my money back. 👎🏽”
3-hour Shinjuku izakaya crawl with dinner and drinks included, hidden alleys, 3 bar stops, and a friendly English guide for $108.
“The tour was a lot of fun while also deepening my understanding of Japan. Icchan was funny and knowledgeable. This tour ultimately was a great way for me to get out and have some drinks in Tokyo with others as a solo traveler. I'd recommend this tour and will book again if I return to Tokyo!”
3-hour Shibuya izakaya crawl with an English guide, reserved seating, yokocho alleyways, and all-you-can-drink beer and sake.
“our guide Lam was awesome incredibly friendly and helpful”
Small-group Ueno bar hopping with Nomihoudai, local snacks, and possible ramen. Mobile tickets and guide-led etiquette.
“Limited drink options. The same at every stop. Low quality. Greasy food for the most part. One beer choice at each stop. Low end venues.”
A 2-hour Nagoya night tour hitting two izakayas for an all-you-can-drink sake tasting, snacks, and expert pairing tips in Sakae.
“This was such a fun and informative tour! My husband and I had a great time and really learned a lot about Nagoya and Japan. We'll certainly be back to Nagoya again, and using Nagoya is Not Boring!”