At Yushima, there is a casual place where you can drink until late at night. The manager, Yuji-san, provides excellent and friendly service. They have a great selection of tequila, cocktails, and sherry. You can enjoy karaoke or just have a casual drink at this place. They have other branches in Akihabara and nearby beer bars as well.

While strolling around Yushima, I came across a Spanish-style bar. I heard they have Sherry, so I decided to check it out. The second-floor store has a long counter. On the left side of the store, there was a big monitor showing a movie or something. The range of drinks is typical for a bar. They had Michael's series and a few other types of Sherry. It seemed more like a place that has Sherry rather than specializing in it. The food didn't seem particularly Spanish-focused. And for some reason, they offered free karaoke. Karaoke at a bar... interesting. There are all kinds of shops in the world. Anyway, I ordered Sherry. Sherry is a nice way to end the night. It was a casual bar, more suited for young people. =========== - Sun Leon Mansarinia (¥950 + tax) - Tio Diego Amontillado (¥950 + tax) - Olives (¥680 + tax)

There are many events and the paella is delicious, making it a great place for drinking parties or killing time. However, the location is a bit intimidating at first, so it may take some time to get used to.

Stylish and lovely Spanish bar. The food is delicious, and there is a wide variety of drinks. The prices are reasonable and convenient for everyday use, making it perfect for a girls' night out.

I stumbled upon a very cozy bar. I only had the omelette as a snack, but I would like to come back and spend more time there next time.

It's a place where I always feel calm. The customers are also nice people, so I can drink without any worries.

A cozy Spanish bar♪ Another fun girls' night out♪ With new pinchos and paella on the menu, the restaurant has become even more wonderful! The food and drinks are really delicious, and all my friends who I bring here for the first time love it. It's also great for dates♪ Maybe a Christmas girls' night out at Poracho(^o^:) Sangria, pinchos, anchovy garlic, and paella are must-try recommended dishes♪ You can't go wrong with anything you order (lol) I'll be back soon＼(^o^)／

On Christmas Eve, my husband took me to a bar he recommended. When we arrived, the bartender surprised me by remembering us from our previous visit. The bar had a long counter in the center with two four-person tables at the ends. The atmosphere was cozy, and the bar was well-stocked with whiskey and cocktail bottles neatly arranged. We didn't drink much, but the wine and cocktails were delicious. We had some fresh vegetable appetizers with different dressings, which were all tasty. I tried a yuzu sangria and a Christmas-themed cocktail, both of which were refreshing and flavorful. The sangria was reasonably priced at 500 yen. The bartender recommended a limited-edition Christmas cocktail, which was beautifully presented and tasted amazing. My husband enjoyed his chilled white wine, and we both appreciated the good service and cozy ambiance of the bar. They also offered a drink-all-you-can option with paella and other food for 3,500 yen, which we thought was a great deal. The bar was welcoming to both young and older customers, and we hope it continues to thrive. We look forward to trying their recommended paella next time. Overall, it was a pleasant experience, and we would recommend this bar to others.

I went with a friend. When you think of a bar, you don't usually imagine delicious food, but this place completely changed my perception! I forgot to take photos, which is a shame, but as soon as you walk in, they have a branch of fresh ham! That really gets you excited. Despite the atmosphere feeling like it might be expensive, the overall prices are quite reasonable. The variety of pintxos is extensive, cheap, and tasty! When you look at the menu, you can't help but order more dishes. The garlic shrimp is also delicious. I tried the anchovy garlic for the first time. The bread is irresistible. The overall saltiness is just right. And of course, the paella is a must-try! It looks beautiful and tastes even better with a rich broth. I don't usually drink cocktails, but I tried a kinkan gin and tonic, and it was incredibly delicious. It's refreshing. I wonder if kinkan is in season? I'd love to go back for drinks. Next time, I want to try different main dishes. I might succumb to the temptation of pintxos and paella again though!