Piano bar in Shibuya. The same night I saw the Aoyama street mannequins, I went to this nifty little bar called Piano in Shibuya. Very chicand very small, even for Tokyo standards: 3 bar seats downstairs, about 6 people could sit upstairs confortably. The stair well is as wide as a bar stool seat, the stairs more closely resembling a ladder. Its very velveted and very chandelier'd. The stuffed animals add well to the ambience. The wine list is extensive and entirely French.

We had one beer each and got hit with a ¥1000 per head table charge. We should have told them to shove it, but its a sweet little place and I guess we had thoughts of going back there at some stage with some girls, a foreign rock band and a big bag of something to snort. Better keep the management sweet.
UPDATE! I found Piano's sister bar Red Bar around the corner in Shibuya. Its heaps cool - it has similar decor but the the drinks are all ¥500 (sweet) and its was really pumping in the early hours of saturday morning last week. Plus its a little bigger; there is room to turn around if you really need to. Some chick spilt beer on me and spent nearly half an hour trying to wipe it off my leg while apologizing (she was totally gone) and some dude kept shouting out to the whole bar that because he was ugly he had to talk loudly in order to impress chicks. Actually he was quite good looking and was only annoying the chicks, but I found it funny.

We had one beer each and got hit with a ¥1000 per head table charge. We should have told them to shove it, but its a sweet little place and I guess we had thoughts of going back there at some stage with some girls, a foreign rock band and a big bag of something to snort. Better keep the management sweet.
UPDATE! I found Piano's sister bar Red Bar around the corner in Shibuya. Its heaps cool - it has similar decor but the the drinks are all ¥500 (sweet) and its was really pumping in the early hours of saturday morning last week. Plus its a little bigger; there is room to turn around if you really need to. Some chick spilt beer on me and spent nearly half an hour trying to wipe it off my leg while apologizing (she was totally gone) and some dude kept shouting out to the whole bar that because he was ugly he had to talk loudly in order to impress chicks. Actually he was quite good looking and was only annoying the chicks, but I found it funny.
3 Comments:
hey. i have heard a bit about this bar. i'm going to be in tokyo in a month; I wanna visit...but everyone is very hush-hush about where it is... shibuyaku-shibuya-1-12: is that east of the station?
God knows why ppl would be hush hush about a bar in tokyo - there's enough ppl already a few more ain't gonna hurt.
Go to the Hachiko exit of Shibuya station and walk up the road towards Omotosando in the direction Hatchiko faces until you get to the big post office (not that far). Take the lane to the left just before it and then go left again and look for the red lantern. Thats Red Bar.
Piano bar is closer to the station amongst the tiny little izakaya's along side the tracks also near Hatchiko. The 'interior' strip, the bar with no windows and big iron door. Its says Piano in tiny little letters about 1cm high at the top of the door. As with everything else mentioned in this paragraph other than the iron door, be prepared for the minuscle interior.
hey, thanks alot for that.
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