Tokyo Sweets Tour: Hidden Gems & Traditional Japan Desserts

Are you a foodie looking for Tokyo’s sweetest treats? Savor fluffy Japanese pancakes, Korean-inspired delights, delicious donuts, creamy Hokkaido ice cream, exquisite Mont Blanc & original Matcha tea at a 100 year old Japanese tea house!

Are you a fan of sweets and looking to explore Tokyo’s hidden dessert spots? Join us on “Tokyo’s Sweet Secrets: A Hidden Dessert Adventure,” a fun three-hour tour that’s perfect for food lovers :)

Start your day with delicious Japanese-style pancakes that are fluffier and sweeter than usual. Next, enjoy a variety of Asian-inspired treats at a cozy Korean bakery, offering unique flavors :)

Then, visit a popular donut shop where you can try Japanese-style donuts and learn how they’re made from our expert guide. After that, taste rich Hokkaido ice cream, known for its extra creamy and sweet flavor from Hokkaido milk.

We’ll also eat a Japanese patisserie called; Mont Blanc.

The tour ends at a traditional matcha shop in a historic Japanese building over one hundred years old. Sit on tatami mats and enjoy authentic matcha in a truly Japanese setting.

Our guide is not only passionate about sweets but also works as a baker, so you’ll get insider tips and fascinating details about each treat. This tour is a sweet adventure that combines delicious food with a touch of Japanese culture! :)

What's included?

Food & drinks

All Food and Sweets: Enjoy all the pancakes, donuts, Asian treats, Hokkaido ice cream, Mont Blanc dessert, and matcha included in the tour.
Expert Guide: A knowledgeable guide who also works at a bakery and can provide detailed insights into each treat.
Cultural Experience: Authentic matcha served in a historic Japanese building with tatami mats and low tables.
Tasting and Exploration: Opportunities to taste and learn about each dessert at local, hidden spots in Tokyo.

No additional costs for food or drinks—everything is covered in the tour price.

Please note

Walking Requirements: The tour involves some walking, but it’s easy and manageable.
Seating: The final stop requires sitting on the floor, so those with conditions needing chair seating may find this uncomfortable.
Wheelchair Accessibility: The tour is not wheelchair accessible due to stairs and uneven surfaces.
Dietary Restrictions: The tour is not suitable for those with lactose intolerance or wheat allergies, as it includes dairy and bakery products.