Best places to drink in Shibuya: Recommended bars and izakayas

Now that Shibuya has banned drinking on the streets, where else can you go? We’ve rounded up your favorite places you can go to with a group of friends. Find new places to hang out, from buzzy izakayas (Japanese bars with delicious food) to classic bars. All these places are close to the city center.

Mikkeller Kiosk Bar

Located in Shibuya, part of Copenhagen, Mikkeller Kiosk Bar brings the famous Danish brewery’s unique craft beers to Tokyo. Conveniently located near Shibuya Station, this kiosk-style bar offers a rotating selection of beers on tap. For those who want to have a good time while tasting rare beers, Mikkeller is an excellent choice.

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Located just off Dogenzaka’s bustling main drag, Hanchika serves Chinese-inspired izakaya fare and an impressive array of Japanese drinks, including a selection of sours for punters seated on metal table stools. The menu ranges from creative small plates to hearty dishes.

Bloody angle Tong Gentong

For those looking for a place to let off steam while looking cool, look no further than Bloody Angle Dougen Tong. Known for its extensive vinyl collection, the music is loud here. Whether standing or seated, it is ideal for those who enjoy their drinks in a personalized way.

Sakaba Tezuka

Sakaba Tezuka is a relatively new store in Shibuya that specializes in Tokyo’s soul food. Monja Burn. Located next to the Inokashira Line exit of Shibuya Station, it is a good place to go after arriving in the city center. The bar hosts a happy hour from 1 to 5 p.m., with select drinks starting at 300 yen (as of this writing)

Maribana Craft Beer Izakaya

Maribana Craft Beer Izakaya brings a variety of Japanese craft beers to Shibuya’s lively Dogenzaka district. This is a popular spot for locals looking for a traditional Japanese izakaya menu paired with craft beer. Bring a Japanese speaker with you for the full experience.

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Located on top of Shibuya Parco Department Store, this rooftop bar offers an open-air view of Shibuya’s night view. While it doesn’t stay open late, its spacious terrace and high ceilings make it the perfect place to enjoy a refreshing drink after a day of exploring. There are several bars within the Commune: one offers more classic offerings, while the other offers upscale drinks featuring, for example, elderflower and vanilla.

Yamaga

If you want to drink until the sun comes up, Yamaga is the place for you. Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, this late-night spot in Shibuya is known for its buzz and down-to-earth atmosphere. Offering a range of affordable drinks and bar food, Yamaga attracts both night owls and early morning revelers looking for that last round. Drink all day long in one of Tokyo’s most unpretentious places.

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