I suddenly felt like eating tacos and went to look for them! It's located on the top floor of Shibuya PARCO. You can get two tacos for 1000 yen, and you can choose from two flavors. They also bring several spicy sauces after serving, so you can customize it to your liking. It wasn't crowded, probably because it was a weekday, so it's convenient to come here quickly. However, since it's on the rooftop floor, it takes a little time to climb up here.

Some people may be surprised by the interior that looks like a construction site, but they bake the octopus dough fresh after you order, so you can enjoy warm takoyaki. The staff are also very friendly. The atmosphere is so relaxed that you might forget you're right in the middle of Shibuya. Located on the rooftop of Parco, you can even see towards Roppongi.

The tacos were amazing! They were hearty and tasted authentic. Each one had a different flavor and they were delicious. I also enjoyed trying Pepe's original chili sauce for a change of taste. It had been a while since I had tasted the crispy aroma of corn tortillas. It's a great place to stop by and enjoy a meal. Thank you!

Once again, Tokyo has been affected by the self-restraint mood due to the coronavirus pandemic. Wanting to take a walk nearby, I walked a few kilometers to Shibuya. I had some business to take care of, so after finishing that, I decided to take a short break and headed to Shibuya Parco. In fact, it was my first visit since Shibuya Parco had been beautifully renovated. Due to the rainy weather, I thought it might start raining soon, so I sought refuge in Parco. With my child in tow, we headed to the rooftop plaza. Upon arriving at the rooftop via the elevator, I saw the complex food and drink space "ComMunE" right in front of me. This rooftop complex food and drink space "ComMunE" has three shops. The taco specialty shop "TAKOBAR" boasts homemade sauces and tortillas, offering authentic tacos and burritos. The diner "iKI-BA" serves pasta, curry, chicken, and alcohol. The coffee specialty shop "LIGHT UP COFFEE" offers coffee and latte menus. These three shops are lined up side by side, allowing customers to order from the shop they want. Since it was also lunchtime, I decided to order the following menu items here: - Tacos 3P (pork or chicken or vegetable) 1,200 yen - Lemon Sour (700 yen) While waiting, I relaxed in the spacious interior. As it is a complex food and drink space, there are also sound facilities, making it a place where various events can be held. Soon after, the tacos arrived. They were quite authentic and delicious. The salsa sauce came in two varieties: mango and fig. Both were spicy but had a sweet fruitiness to them. The pork and chicken tacos were filled with chunky meat and tasted great! The vegetable taco had lots of vegetables and was very good! I paired these authentic tacos with a sour made with fresh lemon. The refreshing taste of the sour complemented the spiciness of the tacos perfectly. The portion size was also satisfying, especially for the price of 1,200 yen. Due to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, Parco itself was not crowded. Despite being a holiday, the space was relatively comfortable. It was a visit that also served as shelter from the rain, which stopped just in time as we left the shop. Thank you for the meal.

Tacos, burritos, quesadillas, and frozen margaritas are delicious. I love the quesadilla with lots of cheese. The restaurant is on the rooftop, so it has a nice open atmosphere and a stylish vibe. The staff is also friendly and wonderful.

The ingredients and sauce were carefully selected, and the carnitas were extremely delicious. 🤤

Tacos and beer on the Parco rooftop are the best - perfect for both weekends and weekdays!