Eat Safely. Enjoy Fully.
Personal food allergy dining support for travelers in Japan. We help you navigate Japanese cuisine with confidence — so you can focus on enjoying your trip.
Traveling to Japan with food allergies?
Japan is a food lover’s paradise — but for travelers with allergies, it can feel overwhelming. Most restaurants don’t have English menus. Allergen labeling is inconsistent. And explaining a life-threatening allergy in Japanese is nearly impossible on your own.
That’s where EatSafe Japan comes in.
Based in Yokohama, we provide personalized support — from allergy card creation to restaurant reservations to in-person dining accompaniment. We handle the communication so you can enjoy the food.
What Changes with EatSafe Japan?
Without EatSafe:
- Spending hours Googling “is this dish safe?”
- Pointing at menus, hoping the staff understands your allergy
- Skipping restaurants you really want to try — just in case
- Carrying a generic allergy card that doesn’t cover your specific needs
With EatSafe:
- Every restaurant checked and confirmed before you arrive
- A bilingual guide who explains your allergy directly to the chef
- Eating confidently at local spots most tourists never find
- A personalized allergy card that staff actually understand
Our Services
Light Plan — ¥5,000
Allergy card in Japanese + a curated list of 3 allergy-friendly restaurants in your area.
Plan A (Remote) — ¥12,000~
Allergy verification with restaurants, reservation booking, and bilingual EN/JP messaging support.
Plan B (In-Person) — ¥25,000~
Everything in Plan A, plus 3-4 hours of on-site dining accompaniment with a local guide.
Why EatSafe Japan?
- All allergies covered — Not just gluten-free. We support nut, dairy, egg, shellfish, and all other food allergies.
- Local & on the ground — We live in Japan and can accompany you in person.
- Casual to fine dining — From ¥1,000 ramen shops to upscale kaiseki restaurants.
- Yokohama, Tokyo & beyond — Covering Yokohama, Tokyo, Kamakura, and Hakone.
Ready to eat Safely in Japan?
Tell us about your allergies and travel plans. We’ll take it from there.