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California Pizza Kitchen (CPK) is a casual restaurant chain that is a leader in authentic California-style cuisine. Since its start in LA in 1985, it has been expanding its restaurants in the US and abroad. It features an imaginative line of hearth-baked pizzas, including the original BBQ Chicken Pizza, and a broad selection of distinctive pastas, salads, soups and sandwiches. Now you can enjoy CPK also in Japan!
RUBIA: The Perfect Blend of Japanese Seasonal Ingredients and Mexican Cuisine
Experience gastronomic fusion of Mexican and Japanese cuisine at RUBIA, located in the heart of Shibuya. Owned by Edo Kobayashi and DJ SARASA, our restaurant has quickly become a favorite among food lovers in Tokyo. With new Head Chef Cesar Ávila Flores, our 7 course Seasonal Tasting Menu, including vegan options, and A La Carte menu feature Mexican-inspired dishes made with the finest seasonal Japanese ingredients. We are the only Mexican restaurant so far that has alcohol pairing with Japanese Sake.Our mixology lounge on the 2nd floor, TAHONA, serves signature cocktails made with top-shelf tequila and mezcal.
"TAHONA" isn't just a bar, it's a journey to the heart of Mexico's rich cultural heritage. From the moment you step in, you'll be surrounded by the rustic charm of traditional agave fields, where the magic of mezcal and tequila comes to life. The name "TAHONA" is derived from the ancient Tahona method of making these world-class beverages. This method involves crushing agave with a 2-ton stone mortar, a labor-intensive process that yields exquisite flavors and aromas that can only be found in the finest craft mezcal and tequila. Our skilled bartenders create exquisite cocktails that perfectly complement our exclusive selection of Tahona-made mezcal and tequila, all served in a luxurious and sophisticated setting that will leave you in awe. Experience the spirit of Mexico at "TAHONA," Shibuya's ultimate destination for mezcal and tequila aficionados.
In 1971, the original Hard Rock Cafe was established in London. Well known for its “Love All, Serve All” policy and “All Is One” mentality, this restaurant that stated pure soul was the appearance of the theme restaurant that carried out as a momentum of weakening class society of Europe. From interior, logo, food, service, and even staff uniform was filled to the charm, which smashed the common sense of the very conventional restaurant, and it held the fans captive from across the world. As in other countries, the Hard Rock Cafes in Japan allow you to enjoy American home-style cooking while Rock & Roll fills the restaurant all around you. In addition, Memorabilia such as guitars, outfits, gold disks, and autographed posters from famous musicians decorate the walls. The LOGO T-shirt with a city name sold only to the person who visited the store of the city became a well renowned hot-selling product. “People” magazine raved about the Hard Rock Cafe as the “Smithsonian of Rock & Roll.”
In 1971, the original Hard Rock Cafe was established in London. Well known for its “Love All, Serve All” policy and “All Is One” mentality, this restaurant that stated pure soul was the appearance of the theme restaurant that carried out as a momentum of weakening class society of Europe. From interior, logo, food, service, and even staff uniform was filled to the charm, which smashed the common sense of the very conventional restaurant, and it held the fans captive from across the world. As in other countries, the Hard Rock Cafes in Japan allow you to enjoy American home-style cooking while Rock & Roll fills the restaurant all around you. In addition, Memorabilia such as guitars, outfits, gold disks, and autographed posters from famous musicians decorate the walls. The LOGO T-shirt with a city name sold only to the person who visited the store of the city became a well renowned hot-selling product. “People” magazine raved about the Hard Rock Cafe as the “Smithsonian of Rock & Roll.”