Destination

**Included:** * Guide service fee * Transportation fees * NT$2 million travel insurance and NT$200,000 accident medical insurance **Not Included:** * Tips * Attraction entrance fees * Meals * Other expenses not mentioned above

After a good stretch, it's time to refuel with some delicious food. This authentic Thai restaurant offers affordable prices and features a modern interior design that is clean and comfortable. Many local residents also come here to enjoy a meal. If you're not a fan of spicy food, there's no need to worry, as there are non-spicy options available. Most customers highly recommend trying the ice cream, which comes in a variety of flavors that are sure to surprise you. However, be prepared for a crowd; it's best to make a reservation in advance!

If you're craving a hearty meal at any hour, this 24-hour gem is the place to be. Famous for its rich, flavorful broth and melt-in-your-mouth pork ribs, this potato and pork rib soup is a must-try. The magic happens when fresh potatoes and pork ribs are simmered together, creating a delightful herbal aroma. But that's not all – the menu also features a variety of Korean favorites like crispy fried chicken, tangy kimchi stew, and savory bibimbap. Just a heads-up, this spot is quite popular, so try to visit during off-peak times to avoid the crowds.

Comfortable Footwear: You’ll be on your feet a lot during this day trip, so make sure to wear shoes that keep you comfortable all day long! Respect for Culture: When you visit Meiji Shrine, remember to keep quiet and avoid walking down the center path—it’s considered the sacred route. Crowd Alert: Shibuya Crossing gets packed, so stay alert, keep your belongings close, and watch your step as you navigate the bustling crowds. Mixing the old with the new, this day trip offers a fantastic glimpse into Tokyo’s unique charm. So, start packing and get ready to dive into the city’s vibrant energy in 2025!