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Rakuchin
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Nearby attractions
The Shōtō Museum of Art
2 Chome-14-14 Shoto, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0046, Japan
Shinsen hot water (Kobo hot water) monument
23-4 Maruyamacho, 渋谷区 Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0044, Japan
Musollah Prayer Noa Dogenzaka Level 11 Room 07
2 Chome-11-1 Dogenzaka, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0043, Japan
Bunkamura
2 Chome-24-1 Dogenzaka, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-8507, Japan
Orchard Hall
Japan, 〒150-8507 Tokyo, Shibuya, Dogenzaka, 2 Chome−24−1 3F
Dogenzaka
2 Chome Dogenzaka, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0043, Japan
Nabeshima Shōtō Park
2 Chome-10-7 Shoto, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0046, Japan
Hachikō Memorial Statue
2 Chome-1 Dogenzaka, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0043, Japan
Shibuya Dotonbori theater
2 Chome-28-7 Dogenzaka, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0043, Japan
Shibuya Scramble Crossing
Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan
Nearby restaurants
Kaikaya by the Sea
23-7 Maruyamacho, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0044, Japan
Kitchen Hasegawa
22-16 Maruyamacho, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0044, Japan
Unigoya Shibuya
Japan, 〒150-0044 Tokyo, Shibuya, Maruyamacho, 18−2 Hayashi Bldg., 1F
Japanese Steak Bowl & Beef Curry
Japan, 〒150-0044 Tokyo, Shibuya, Maruyamacho, 5−4 道玄坂ビル 1階
MERI PRINCIPESSA
Japan, 〒150-0044 Tokyo, Shibuya, Maruyamacho, 22−11 ソレイユ NS1F
Cafe Legato
Japan, 〒150-0044 Tokyo, Shibuya, Maruyamacho, 3−6 E-Space Tower, 15F
Oreryū Shio Ramen Shibuya Sōhonten
1 Chome-22-8 Dogenzaka, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0043, Japan
Handsome Soba
23-10 Maruyamacho, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0044, Japan
Totogen Shinsen
Japan, 〒150-0044 Tokyo, Shibuya, Maruyamacho, 22−14 塙ビル 1F
Potsura Potsura
Japan, 〒150-0044 Tokyo, Shibuya, Maruyamacho, 22−11 堀内ビル 1F
Nearby hotels
Tokyu Stay Shibuya
8-14 Shinsencho, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0045, Japan
NADESHIKO HOTEL SHIBUYA
10-5 Shinsencho, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0045, Japan
Hotel Two Way
15-2 Maruyamacho, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0044, Japan
Shibuya Mark City
1 Chome-12-1 Dogenzaka, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0043, Japan
サウナ&宿泊 渋谷文化進化
Japan, 〒150-0043 Tokyo, Shibuya, Dogenzaka, 1 Chome−19−14 COERU渋谷道玄坂 2F3F
Hotel Fukudaya
4 Chome-5-9 Aobadai, Meguro City, Tokyo 153-0042, Japan
Shibuya Hotel En
1-1 Maruyamacho, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0044, Japan
Hotel Beat Wave
2-9 Maruyamacho, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0044, Japan
Hotel Sulata
2-2 Maruyamacho, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0044, Japan
Hotel LALA
2 Chome-13-1 Dogenzaka, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0043, Japan
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Rakuchin

Japan, 〒150-0044 Tokyo, Shibuya, Maruyamacho, 23−10 渋谷ATビル 1F
4.3(159)$$$$
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attractions: The Shōtō Museum of Art, Shinsen hot water (Kobo hot water) monument, Musollah Prayer Noa Dogenzaka Level 11 Room 07, Bunkamura, Orchard Hall, Dogenzaka, Nabeshima Shōtō Park, Hachikō Memorial Statue, Shibuya Dotonbori theater, Shibuya Scramble Crossing, restaurants: Kaikaya by the Sea, Kitchen Hasegawa, Unigoya Shibuya, Japanese Steak Bowl & Beef Curry, MERI PRINCIPESSA, Cafe Legato, Oreryū Shio Ramen Shibuya Sōhonten, Handsome Soba, Totogen Shinsen, Potsura Potsura
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ゑびす生
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生レモンサワー
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謎のコップ酒

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Nearby attractions of Rakuchin

The Shōtō Museum of Art

Shinsen hot water (Kobo hot water) monument

Musollah Prayer Noa Dogenzaka Level 11 Room 07

Bunkamura

Orchard Hall

Dogenzaka

Nabeshima Shōtō Park

Hachikō Memorial Statue

Shibuya Dotonbori theater

Shibuya Scramble Crossing

The Shōtō Museum of Art

The Shōtō Museum of Art

4.3

(629)

Closed
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Shinsen hot water (Kobo hot water) monument

Shinsen hot water (Kobo hot water) monument

4.2

(8)

Open 24 hours
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Musollah Prayer Noa Dogenzaka Level 11 Room 07

Musollah Prayer Noa Dogenzaka Level 11 Room 07

4.6

(143)

Open 24 hours
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Bunkamura

Bunkamura

4.1

(2.3K)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Rakuchin

Kaikaya by the Sea

Kitchen Hasegawa

Unigoya Shibuya

Japanese Steak Bowl & Beef Curry

MERI PRINCIPESSA

Cafe Legato

Oreryū Shio Ramen Shibuya Sōhonten

Handsome Soba

Totogen Shinsen

Potsura Potsura

Kaikaya by the Sea

Kaikaya by the Sea

4.4

(766)

$$

Click for details
Kitchen Hasegawa

Kitchen Hasegawa

4.2

(470)

Click for details
Unigoya Shibuya

Unigoya Shibuya

4.2

(431)

$$$

Click for details
Japanese Steak Bowl & Beef Curry

Japanese Steak Bowl & Beef Curry

4.8

(975)

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Reviews of Rakuchin

4.3
(159)
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5.0
7y

Excellent izakaya! Food is fast, delicious, and reasonably priced.

We went there once and it was so good, we went back a second time during our trip. It will be a return spot for sure!

They have an English menu, but don't use it—the items are much more limited. Plus, it's way more fun to point at random items and see what you get. You won't be disappointed! I have bare basic Japanese reading skills and saw that there was a "chi–zu" (cheese) dish of some sort, thinking it was savoury. We ordered it and it came out as a sweet honey cheese custard with bread to dip. It was very unique to experience!

They also ran out of a certain dish and showed us some corn cobs instead. We went ahead with it, despite not knowing what to expect, and the dish became my favourite! It was some sort of honey glazed, buttery and savoury corn that was then flash fried. I still dream of this dish and have tried to recreate it—it's that good.

If you order the mackerel, they come out with a blowtorch and tell you to be ready to squeeze the lemon on after they've crisped the surface. Super cool!

Space is usually packed but it's well worth the squeeze. Sit in front at the kitchen bar if you want to watch the chefs work their magic.

Our bill was around ¥5500 ($66 CAD), so not too bad for a lot of food.

Note: Photos included are not all the items we ordered for that...

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5.0
7y

The staff were really friendly especially when they know you ain't local. Food wise it cannot get any better plus the multiple fresh Yebisu beer! I have nothing but praises for this small outlet and I would love to keep them as a secret but that would be too selfish of me to do so! Do patronise them if you are in Tokyo regardless how far away you are staying! As for price wise, it would be unfair for me to comment as japanese food don't come cheap where I come from but I would say it...

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5.0
1y

Randomly walked by and decided to stop here for dinner. We did not regret it.

Ambiance was nice and definitely felt like a local spot as opposed to a touristy restaurant.

Had the mackerel (flamed in front of you), sashimi, aubergine and some of today’s specials. Everything was great.

I would highly recommend checking the "specials" menu with the help of Google Translate as these are not featured on the...

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Christina VanChristina Van
Excellent izakaya! Food is fast, delicious, and reasonably priced. We went there once and it was so good, we went back a second time during our trip. It will be a return spot for sure! They have an English menu, but don't use it—the items are much more limited. Plus, it's way more fun to point at random items and see what you get. You won't be disappointed! I have bare basic Japanese reading skills and saw that there was a "chi–zu" (cheese) dish of some sort, thinking it was savoury. We ordered it and it came out as a sweet honey cheese custard with bread to dip. It was very unique to experience! They also ran out of a certain dish and showed us some corn cobs instead. We went ahead with it, despite not knowing what to expect, and the dish became my favourite! It was some sort of honey glazed, buttery and savoury corn that was then flash fried. I still dream of this dish and have tried to recreate it—it's that good. If you order the mackerel, they come out with a blowtorch and tell you to be ready to squeeze the lemon on after they've crisped the surface. Super cool! Space is usually packed but it's well worth the squeeze. Sit in front at the kitchen bar if you want to watch the chefs work their magic. Our bill was around ¥5500 ($66 CAD), so not too bad for a lot of food. Note: Photos included are not all the items we ordered for that cost. Have fun!
Reese PanReese Pan
The staff were really friendly especially when they know you ain't local. Food wise it cannot get any better plus the multiple fresh Yebisu beer! I have nothing but praises for this small outlet and I would love to keep them as a secret but that would be too selfish of me to do so! Do patronise them if you are in Tokyo regardless how far away you are staying! As for price wise, it would be unfair for me to comment as japanese food don't come cheap where I come from but I would say it is reasonable!
Thomas AymeThomas Ayme
Randomly walked by and decided to stop here for dinner. We did not regret it. Ambiance was nice and definitely felt like a local spot as opposed to a touristy restaurant. Had the mackerel (flamed in front of you), sashimi, aubergine and some of today’s specials. Everything was great. I would highly recommend checking the "specials" menu with the help of Google Translate as these are not featured on the English menu.
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Excellent izakaya! Food is fast, delicious, and reasonably priced. We went there once and it was so good, we went back a second time during our trip. It will be a return spot for sure! They have an English menu, but don't use it—the items are much more limited. Plus, it's way more fun to point at random items and see what you get. You won't be disappointed! I have bare basic Japanese reading skills and saw that there was a "chi–zu" (cheese) dish of some sort, thinking it was savoury. We ordered it and it came out as a sweet honey cheese custard with bread to dip. It was very unique to experience! They also ran out of a certain dish and showed us some corn cobs instead. We went ahead with it, despite not knowing what to expect, and the dish became my favourite! It was some sort of honey glazed, buttery and savoury corn that was then flash fried. I still dream of this dish and have tried to recreate it—it's that good. If you order the mackerel, they come out with a blowtorch and tell you to be ready to squeeze the lemon on after they've crisped the surface. Super cool! Space is usually packed but it's well worth the squeeze. Sit in front at the kitchen bar if you want to watch the chefs work their magic. Our bill was around ¥5500 ($66 CAD), so not too bad for a lot of food. Note: Photos included are not all the items we ordered for that cost. Have fun!
Christina Van

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The staff were really friendly especially when they know you ain't local. Food wise it cannot get any better plus the multiple fresh Yebisu beer! I have nothing but praises for this small outlet and I would love to keep them as a secret but that would be too selfish of me to do so! Do patronise them if you are in Tokyo regardless how far away you are staying! As for price wise, it would be unfair for me to comment as japanese food don't come cheap where I come from but I would say it is reasonable!
Reese Pan

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Randomly walked by and decided to stop here for dinner. We did not regret it. Ambiance was nice and definitely felt like a local spot as opposed to a touristy restaurant. Had the mackerel (flamed in front of you), sashimi, aubergine and some of today’s specials. Everything was great. I would highly recommend checking the "specials" menu with the help of Google Translate as these are not featured on the English menu.
Thomas Ayme

Thomas Ayme

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