Private social dining experiences with Japanese locals in Tokyo

Private social dining experiences with Japanese locals in Tokyo

You'll connect with locals in Tokyo using a language we all know and love - good food. We don't run tours or provide you with a 'guide' - we connect you to regular, personable locals to enjoy socializing with them at the food spots they love in their city.

Genuine local favorites:
All locations are independently chosen by our locals based on their favorite spots. You'll enjoy the food that locals actually eat, not what tourists write about online.

No language barriers:
With an English-speaking local by your side, you can find comfort in even the most unfamiliar places. No issues with Japanese, talking to waiters or handling the bill.

Human connections:
Genuine conversations with locals from different backgrounds – opening a window into the local Japanese lifestyle.

How you like it:
If you have any special requests, you can ask your local on your private chat. If you're looking for butter rum, the best 'doteyaki', non-touristy ramen, whatever it may be - ask your local match!

Itinerary

You'll connect with locals in Tokyo using a language we all know and love - good food. We don't run tours or provide you with a 'guide' - we connect you to regular, personable locals to enjoy socializing with them at the food spots they love in their city.

You'll be matched up with a local and accompany him/her to their favorite food spot. All experiences are private, allowing you to get to know locals and create genuine human connections on your trip in Japan. It'll open the window to local cuisine and social life.

Choose from five restaurant atmospheres to visit with your local match. Each atmosphere has its own type of foods and drinks. These are:

Traditional Japanese Restaurants

Sushi Bars

Izakaya

Sake Bars

Regional Cuisines

Choose the experience with the atmosphere and characteristics that sound best for you.

Each experience includes a local at the dinner, meal costs, a complimentary drink, and a good story or two about Japan.