Shibuya Food Guide: Best Restaurants in Shibuya

Shibuya is a district in Tokyo known for the young street culture and bustling streetscape, making it one of the busiest areas in Tokyo! Shibuya attracts millions youngsters and tourist, offering an abundance of options for entertainments, shopping and eating out.

From the fine quality wagyu beef to mouthwatering bowl of ramen, let’s check out the best restaurants in Shibuya, Tokyo chosen by locals and tourists!

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Why Shibuya is a Must-Visit Food Destination

Shibuya, one of Tokyo’s most iconic neighborhoods, is a true hotspot for food lovers from all corners of the globe. Known for its dynamic atmosphere, Shibuya offers an unparalleled range of dining experiences, from high-end restaurants to casual eateries. Whether you’re craving a plate of sizzling wagyu beef, a bowl of rich ramen, or even fusion dishes blending local and international flavors, Shibuya has something to satisfy every palate.

For international visitors, this vibrant district provides a chance to explore Japan’s culinary heritage while also enjoying innovative and global cuisine. The area is well-equipped to cater to tourists, with many restaurants offering English menus, multilingual staff, and even unique dining experiences that blend traditional Japanese cooking methods with contemporary twists. With so many choices, dining in Shibuya is more than just a meal—it’s an experience that highlights the exciting fusion of Tokyo’s past and future.

Now, let’s take a closer look at some of the best restaurants Shibuya has to offer, with a variety of genres to please every taste!

Best Restaurants in Shibuya

Wagyu and Meat-Focused

1. Kobe Beef Teppanyaki HAKUSHU

Kobe Beef Teppanyaki Hakushu (神戸鉄板焼 白秋) is an award-winning long-established wagyu beef restaurant in Shibuya since the 1960s. Hakushu serves high-quality Japanese wagyu beef (Kobe beef)  cooked with teppanyaki, Japanese style iron griddle cooking, as well as other meats, seafood, and seasonal vegetables.

The family-owned restaurant offers a friendly and welcoming atmosphere, which is one of the reasons why the venue has been popular among Japanese and foreign visitors for many years.

<<Book your table at HAKUSHU!>>

More info: HAKUSHU: the Best Kobe Beef Teppanyaki in Shibuya, Tokyo

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Access	4 mins from Shibuya Station South Exit
Business Hours	17:30~21:00 (Mondays closed)
Price	10,000 JPY~
Official Website	https://hakushu.foodre.jp/

2. Han no Daidokoro Bettei

Han no Daidokoro is a popular Yakiniku (Korean style BBQ) restaurant with several branches in the Tokyo and Kanagawa area, and Han no Daidokoro Bettei (韓の台所 別邸) is their Shibuya branch.

The restaurant offers fine-quality Japanese black-haired wagyu Beef as well as A5 rank Yamagata beef, including some rare parts. You can also enjoy authentic Korean side dishes. The venue is open for lunch and dinner.

<<Book your table at Han no Daidokoro Bettei!>>

More info: HAN NO DAIDOKORO: Wagyu Yakiniku BBQ in Shibuya

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Access	2 mins from Shibuya Station
Business Hours	11:30~14:30/17:30~22:30
Price	10,000 JPY~
Official Website	https://savorjapan.com/0010002765/

3. ShabuZen Shibuya

ShabuZen (しゃぶ禅) is a traditional Japanese restaurant specializing in shabu shabu, a Japanese hotpot dish served with thinly sliced pork or beef. At Shabuzen, guests can enjoy shabu-shabu in an all-you-can-eat style.

The restaurant served high-quality domestic beef and pork, including wagyu as well as seafood and vegetables. Sukiyaki, another popular Japanese hotpot dish with sweet savory sauce. There are 8 branches in Tokyo, including Ginza, Shibuya, and Roppongi.

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Access	Access:  8 mins from Shibuya Station
Business Hours	17:00~23:30
Price	10,000 JPY~
Official Website	https://www.shabuzen.jp/shibuya/

4. BLACOWS

BLACOWS (ブラッカウズ) is one of the best places to taste burgers in Japan as they serve mouth-watering, gourmet wagyu beef burgers. The restaurant is produced by the famous wagyu beef specialist/restaurant MEAT YAZAWA and and their beef patty is made with 100% Japanese black wagyu meat.

Not only patty but also other ingredients such as buns, sauce and toppings are carefully selected to create the perfect balance of the burger.

More info: BLACOWS: Gourmet Wagyu Burger in Shibuya, Tokyo

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Access	4 mins from Ebisu Station
Business Hours	11:00~15:00 / 17:00~21:00
Price	2,000 ~ 3,000 JPY
Official Website	https://valuet.co.jp/brands/blacows

Sushi and Seafood

5. Kaikaya by the Sea

Kaikaya by the Sea (開花屋) is a lively and enthusiastic seafood restaurant in Shibuya area. It’s owned by an ocean lover owner and has a cozy atmosphere with a theme of beach house. The restaurant offers a wide variety of creative dishes with a fusion of Western and Japanese cuisines using fresh seafood products. Kaikaya also offers a great selection of Japanese Sake and wine which go perfectly with their dishes!

<<Book your table at Kaikaya by the Sea!>>

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Access	10 mins from Shibuya Station or 2 mins walk from Shinsen Station
Business Hours	17:00~22:30 (Wednesday closed)
Price	5,000 JPY~
Official Website	http://www.kaikaya.com/

6. Sushi no Midori Shibuya

Sushi no Midori Shibuya (寿司の美登利 渋谷店) is one of the best places to taste Sushi in Tokyo, offering amazing quality Sushi at surprisingly reasonable prices. Sushi dishes at Sushi no Midori are served with high-quality fresh seafood by experienced Sushi chefs.

The restaurant offers set meals and a la carte as well as creative seafood dishes. For the price and quality, the venue is extremely popular and usually busy, so prepare yourself to queue up for a bit, but it is totally worth it! It’s located inside the complex building, Shibuya Mark City, which is connected to Shibuya Station.

More info: Sushi no Midori: Affordable Quality Sushi in Shibuya, Tokyo

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Access	3 mins from Shibuya Station
Business Hours	11:00~21:00 (closed between 15:00~17:00 on weekdays)
Price	2,000 JPY~
Official Website	https://www.sushinomidori.co.jp/shop.php?name=shibuya

7. Uobei Shibuya Dogenzaka

Uobei (魚べい) is a chain sushi restaurant serving delicious and affordable Sushi, with most items costing only 130 yen per plate. The sushi dishes in Uobei stores are served with the unique and fast high-tech conveyor belt system. As you place your order through the tablet, dishes are delivered by high-speed mini bullet trains.

Because of the affordable price and the unique and futuristic ordering system, Uobei is one of the most fun places to dine for everyone. Besides Sushi dishes, there are a wide variety of side dishes and desserts such as miso soup, french fries, fried chicken, and cakes. Uobei’s Shibuya branch is located at Dogenzaka Street, only 5-minute walk from JR Shibuya Station.

More info: Uobei: High-Speed Sushi in Shibuya

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Access	5 mins from Shibuya Station
Business Hours	11:00~23:00 (Weekends and Holidays from 10:30)
Price	1,000 JPY~
Official Website	https://www.genkisushi.co.jp/search/map.php?id=232

8. Cedros (シドロス)

Cedros (シドロス) is one of the most recommended places to enjoy seafood dishes in Tokyo. The award-winning American style seafood restaurant is situated in Daikanyama, the trendy and relaxed neighbour of Shibuya district. The restaurant offers a range of creative Californian-inspired cuisine with a Japanese touch and a modern and quirky decor.

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Access	2 mins from Daikanyama Station
Business Hours	18:00~23:00 / Weekends also open for lunch 10:00~14:00
Price	15,000 JPY~
Official Website	https://cedros.jp/home

Ramen and Noodles

9. Ichiran

Ichiran (一蘭) is a famous Ramen chain in Japan that has branches across Japan as well as overseas. Ichiran’s signature is Tonkotsu Ramen, which is served with rich and creamy pork broth soup and thin, straight noodles.

The restaurant is also known for its unique system of ticketing and counter seating, which are quite an attraction for visitors. There are currently two Ichiran stores in the Shibuya area, and both are only a few minutes walk from Shibuya Station.

You can check more details and locations of each store here: ICHIRAN: Must-Try Tonkotsu Ramen in Shibuya, Tokyo

Related: Ichiran Ramen: How to Enjoy Tokyo’s Most Popular Ramen

10. AFURI Ebisu

AFURI is a Japanese ramen chain that has branches in Japan and overseas. Afuri’s ramen is refreshing and delicate, which is a bit different from many other ramen restaurants in Japan. They use carefully selected ingredients and spring water from Mt Afuri, from which the restaurant took its name.

The signature ramen, Yuzu Ramen, is served with delightful soup and various toppings, including Yuz,u which adds a refreshing sensation to the dish. Vegan ramen is also available on the menu. The nearest Afuri store from the Shibuya area is situated in Ebisu district.

More info: AFURI: Tasty and Refreshing Yuzu Ramen

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Access	3 mins from Ebusu Station
Business Hours	11:00~5:00am
Price	1,000 JPY~
Official Website	https://afuri.com/

Traditional Japanese Cuisine

11. Okonomiyaki Mura

Okonomiyaki Mura (お好み焼き むら)  is a popular, long-established Okonomiyaki (Japanese savory pancake) restaurant with over 40 years of history. The restaurant serves authentic Okonomiyaki, using the original dough with blended soup stock, which can be enjoyed with various toppings.

There are other Teppanyaki (iron griddle cooking) dishes on the menu, including Monjayaki and Yakisoba, which go perfectly with chilled beer. Besides the a la carte menu, the restaurant offers Okonomiyaki all-you-can-eat with a very affordable price.

Related article: Okonomiyaki Mura Shibuya: Okonomiyaki All-You-Can-Eat

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Access	8 mins from Shibuya Station and 4 mins walk from Shinsen Station
Business Hours	17:00~24:00
Price	1,000 JPY~
Official Website	https://www.instagram.com/okonomiyakimura/

12. Tonkatsu Maisen Aoyama

Tonkatsu Maisen (とんかつまい泉 青山本店) is a long-established Tonkatsu (deep-fried breaded pork cutlet) restaurant that has been in operation since 1965, with over 30 branches in Japan and overseas. The main branch of Maisen is located in Aoyama, not too far from the Shibuya district.

The restaurant serves a wide range of dishes, including classic Tonkatsu, pork dishes, and deep-fried dishes using selected ingredients. One of the most popular dishes in Maisen is the filet pork cutlet sandwich, which can be purchased for takeaway.

Related article: Maisen: the Best Tonkatsu Restaurant in Shibuya, Tokyo

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Access	3 mins from Omotesando Station
Business Hours	11:00~22:00
Price	1,500 JPY~
Official Website	https://mai-sen.com/

13. Suzume no Oyado

Suzume no Oyado(すずめの御宿) is a great place to enjoy delicious Okonomiyaki and Monjayaki in Tokyo. It used to be located near Shibuya Station, but now is relocated to Ebisu, not too far from the Shibuya district. The restaurant mainly serves Okonomiyaki, Monjayaki, and other Teppanyaki dishes, including Wagyu beef and seasonal ingredients.

Some of the dishes on the menu are very unique and innovative, which you may not find in other restaurants, such as “Camembert Monja” served with a whole camembert cheese cooked and melted on the Monjayaki, creating an incredibly rich flavour.

Related article: Suzume no Oyado: Okonomiyaki, Monjayaki and Wagyu Beef in Shibuya

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Access	4 mins from Ebisu Station
Business Hours	17:00~23:00 (Closed on Mondays and 3rd Tuesday of every month)
Price	2,000 JPY~
Official Website	https://tabelog.com/en/tokyo/A1303/A130302/13264764/

14. Ichita

Ichita (いち太) is a modern Japanese Kaiseki cuisine restaurant located in the Aoyama area. The restaurant is owned by an experienced chef in Japanese cuisine and earned one Michelin star just after one year of opening.

The Kaiseki cuisine (traditional Japanese multi-course meal) is served with carefully selected seasonal ingredients that present four seasons beautifully and can be enjoyed with the five senses. At the end of the course, handmade soba noodle is served.

<<Book your table at Ichita!>>

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Access	5 min walk from Gaienmae station
Business Hours	17:30～23:00 (Closed on Sundays&Holidays)
Price	20,000 JPY~
Official Website	https://omakase.in/r/pc243351

15. Gonpachi Shibuya

Gonpachi is a famous restaurant as their Nishiazabu branch was the inspiration of the iconic fighting scene of Quentin Tarantino’s Kill Bill and also used for the meeting of the former US president Bush and former primer minister Koizumi.

Their shibuya branch, Gonpachi Shibuya (権八 渋谷), is located near Shibuya Station, on the 14th floor of a building with a great view of the Tokyo skyline. The restaurant offers a wide variety of authentic Japanese dishes and Japanese style interior and hospitality. Try their homemade soba noodles, which is Gonpachi’s signature!

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Access	8 mins walk from JR Shibuya Station
Business Hours	11:30～03:30 (lunch 11:30~15:00)
Price	lunch 1,000~, dinner 5,000 JPY~
Official Website	https://gonpachi.jp/shibuya/

International and Fusion

16. Dining & Bar Kitsune

Dining & Bar Kitsune is a cool and stylish hideaway located in the basement of the building in the area between the Shibuya and Ebisu districts. The stylish dining bar serves delicious and innovative fusion dishes as well as a wide range of cocktails and alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. Parties and events are often held at the venue, but there are several private rooms if you wish to keep your privacy and dine quietly.

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Access	8 mins from Shibuya Station
Business Hours	17:00~23:00 (Closed on Sundays)
Price	4,000 JPY~
Official Website	http://kitsune-web.jp/

17. Gastronomy Joel Robuchon

One of the greatest chefs of all time, Joel Robuchon’s restaurant is located in Ebisu, Tokyo. Gastronomy Joel Robuchon (ガストロノミー ジョエル・ロブション) is the only restaurant in Japan that has been consistently winning Michelin 3 stars every year since 2007.

Needless to say, guests can be fascinated by the finest top-notch French cuisine in a French chateau-style building and experience the miraculous wonders of the culinary art in Tokyo.

<<Book your table at Joël Robuchon,Michelin 3-star!>>

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Access	5 mins from Ebisu Station
Business Hours	17:30~22:00 (Weekends and Holidays also open for lunch lunch 11:30~15:00)
Price	60,000 JPY~
Official Website	https://www.robuchon.jp/en/

18. Bistro 35 Steps

Bistro 35 Steps (ビストロ 三十五段屋) is a lively Izakaya (Japanese style gastropub/dining bar) located near Shibuya Station, in a building basement at literally 35 steps down. Bistro 35 Steps fascinates customers with a wide range of high-quality, creative Japanese dishes at reasonable prices, mainly using seafood.  The dishes are cooked in the open kitchen, and you can watch the dynamic movements of the chefs cooking.

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Access	7 mins from Shibuya Station
Business Hours	17:00~23:30
Price	4,000 JPY~
Official Website	https://raku-co.com/?page_id=112

Casual Eats

19. A Happy Pancake

A Happy Pancake or Shiawase no Pancake (幸せのパンケーキ) is a franchised pancake store in Japan, known and popular for its fluffy pancakes. A Happy Pancake now has over 20 stores across Japan, and 5 of them are located in Tokyo including Shibuya, Omotesando, and Ginza.

The pancakes are so soft and fluffy that they melt in your mouth delightfully, and they can be enjoyed with a variety of toppings such as chocolate, honey, caramel, and fresh fruits. It’s a must-visit place for those who have sweet teeth!

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Access	3 mins walk from Shibuya Station
Business Hours	11:00～20:00 (weekends until 20:30)
Price	1,000 JPY~
Official Website	http://magia.tokyo/

20. Spring Valley Brewery Tokyo

Spring Valley Brewery Tokyo (スプリングバレーブルワリー東京) is a complex building consisting of a brewery and restaurant located on Log Road Daikanyama, the walking path built over former railroad tracks and lined with shops, cafes and restaurants.

6 kinds of beer are available on the tap as well as today’s beer. There are a great selection of food and snacks that match perfectly with freshly brewed beer. Paring suggestions are available on the menu!

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Access	4 mins from Daikanyama Station
Business Hours	11:00~23:00
Price	2,000 JPY~
Official Website	https://www.springvalleybrewery.jp/pub/tokyo/

Restaurants by Budget in Shibuya

For the budget-conscious, here you can find this list reorganized by budget:

Budget-Friendly (Less than 2,000 yen)

• Uobei Shibuya Dogenzaka
• Ichiran
• AFURI Ebisu
• Okonomiyaki Mura
• Tonkatsu Maisen Aoyama
• Suzume no Oyado
• Gonpachi Shibuya (Lunchtime)
• A Happy Pancake

Mid-Range (2,000 – 4,000 yen)

• BLACOWS
• Kaikaya by the Sea
• Sushi no Midori Shibuya
• Gonpachi Shibuya (Dinnertime)
• Dining & Bar Kitsune
• Bistro 35 Steps
• Spring Valley Brewery Tokyo

High-End (Over 5,000 yen)

• Kobe Beef Teppanyaki HAKUSHU
• Han no Daidokoro Bettei
• ShabuZen Shibuya
• Cedros (シドロス)
• Ichita
• Gastronomy Joel Robuchon

Extra: Shibuya Street Food

If you just want to go for a quick bite, Shibuya is also notable for its street food scene!

Must-Try Street Foods in Shibuya

• Takoyaki – Octopus-filled dough balls.
• Taiyaki – Fish-shaped pastry with sweet fillings.
• Karaage – Japanese fried chicken.
• Crepes – Famous Harajuku-style crepes.

Best Places for Street Food in Shibuya

• Shibuya Center Gai – A hub of food stalls and casual eateries.
• Shibuya Nonbei Yokocho – Small alley with traditional street eats.
• Harajuku Takeshita Street – Sweet treats and trendy snacks.

FAQs About Eating in Shibuya

What is the best time to visit restaurants in Shibuya?

Most eateries in Shibuya are busiest during lunch (around 12–2 PM) and dinner (around 6–9 PM). If you prefer a quieter dining experience, try visiting during mid-morning or mid-afternoon, when the crowds are lighter and you can enjoy your meal without long waits.

Do I need reservations for restaurants in Shibuya?

For many casual dining spots—such as ramen shops, izakayas, and many cafes—walk-ins are common and reservations are rarely needed. However, high-end restaurants and Michelin-starred venues (for example, some sushi or French dining establishments) typically require reservations. Note that certain upscale places may only accept bookings through a hotel concierge or via an exclusive reservation system, so it’s best to plan ahead.

What are the typical business hours for major restaurants?

Many restaurants in Shibuya open between 11 AM and 12 PM and close between 9 PM and 11 PM. Fast-casual eateries and some cafes may open earlier for breakfast or brunch, while certain bars and izakayas might stay open well into the night. It’s wise to check the specific hours online or by calling ahead if you have a particular restaurant in mind.

Are there vegetarian or allergen-friendly options available?

Yes, the dining scene in Shibuya has grown to cater to various dietary needs. Many modern restaurants now offer vegetarian, vegan, and allergen-friendly menus. If you have specific dietary requirements, look for establishments that clearly state “vegan/vegetarian friendly” on their website or ask the staff about available options.

Related: 5 Best Organic and Vegan Food Restaurants in Shibuya & 10 Best Vegetarian and Vegan Restaurants in Tokyo

Do restaurants accept credit cards and offer English menus?

In Shibuya, many restaurants—especially in larger shopping complexes or those aimed at international visitors—accept credit cards and provide menus in English, Chinese, or Korean. However, some smaller or more traditional eateries may only take cash (yen). It’s a good idea to carry a small amount of cash for those places.

Summary – Key Points for Dining in Shibuya

• Diverse Culinary Scene: Shibuya offers a wide range of dining options, from traditional Japanese cuisine to international and fusion dishes, catering to various tastes and preferences.

• Variety of Dining Experiences: The area boasts establishments ranging from high-end Michelin-starred restaurants to casual eateries and izakayas, providing both luxurious and budget-friendly options.

• Accessibility: Many restaurants in Shibuya are conveniently located near major train stations, making them easily accessible for both locals and tourists.

• Foreigner-Friendly Options: Numerous dining spots offer English menus and staff who can communicate in English, enhancing the dining experience for international visitors.

• Reservations Recommended: For popular restaurants, especially those with high demand, making reservations in advance is advisable to ensure seating availability.

• Variety of Cuisines: Shibuya’s dining scene includes specialized eateries focusing on sushi, ramen, teppanyaki, and more, allowing visitors to explore different facets of Japanese cuisine.

• Late-Night Dining: The district offers numerous late-night dining options, accommodating those seeking meals beyond standard dining hours.

• Street Food Culture: Beyond sit-down restaurants, Shibuya is known for its vibrant street food scene, offering quick and delicious bites for those on the go.

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