Before going to watch the rugby game, we met up in Shibuya. The restaurant is located on the 3rd floor of a building right after you exit the Inokashira Line station, but it was a bit hard to find. The craft beer was great, and the chili beef nachos were delicious.

There are many seats, and the atmosphere is enhanced by the wooden furniture illuminated by dim lighting. Customers choose from the menu at their table and pay at the counter before receiving their food. The staff, who are friendly foreigners, provide great service. The dishes are very generous, so sharing and trying a variety of options is enjoyable. We ordered fish & chips, shepherd's pie, and sausages, all of which were delicious. The use of spices was impressive. The restaurant offers a wide selection of beers and British ciders.

A bar located next to Mark City in Shibuya. It's the type of place where you can have a lively time for a second or third round of a group date. It's good for a lively atmosphere. (I don't think it's suitable for a date) The darts are classic and have a lot of character. The scores are not automatically calculated, so it's a bit difficult to enjoy playing darts.

After toasting with yakitori at the usual Torida village, we headed over here with my wife. This place on the 3rd floor of the building seemed like an Irish pub at first glance, but it turned out to be a British bar. The chef and customers were all foreigners. The ordering system was cash and delivery, just like in Ireland. I wasn't sure about the beer, so I ended up ordering Guinness, but apparently the main beer here is something called KING GOBLIN. Goblin... it reminds me of the guitarist Masayoshi Takanaka. The Guinness was delicious. For a snack, I ordered the lamb shepherd's pie. It was a meat pie with lamb, served with green peas and mashed potatoes. It was quite delicious. The atmosphere of the restaurant was unexpected for Shibuya, and it seems like a good place for a drink. I will definitely come back.

I heard that VeganMENU has a wide variety of options, so I decided to go. However, I was already full that day! I had planned to eat a hearty Vegan pizza, but I couldn't eat it... So I ended up ordering the vegetable dip for 600 yen. The payment was made afterwards, and it was tax-inclusive. The restaurant is located near Shibuya Station at Mark City. It's on the third floor of a building, and it was a bit noisy around, so I gathered my courage and took the elevator. When the doors opened, it felt like I was entering the restaurant directly. The staff were foreigners, and they spoke fluent Japanese. The vegetable dip came with peanut paste and a tangy sauce. I enjoyed eating the crunchy cucumbers, carrots, and celery. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I visited for the first time, and it happened to be a matchmaking or dating party day. There were many foreigners, and it seemed like there were mostly Japanese women who were matching well with everyone. The interior of the restaurant had table seating on the right side and tall table seating on the left side. I ordered a Green King's IPA beer and my friend ordered a Hobgoblin IPA. It seems like there are not many new kegs being added, so the selection of craft beers is mostly fixed. It might be more interesting if there were different types available on a weekly basis, but there are many other places like that, so it might be better to go there instead. The appeal of this place seems to be its closeness to the station and the light atmosphere where you can enjoy craft beer. The food includes typical pub fare like fish and chips. I thought about staying longer, but as more people participating in the matchmaking event started to arrive, I decided to leave after just one drink. Of course, there were also customers who were not part of the matchmaking event, and there were groups of women only. If I were about 50 years younger, I would have probably joined the event. Since there are various events, this seems like a good place for younger people.

The exterior of the restaurant has a tough-looking goblin sign, but inside it has a cozy Irish pub atmosphere. They serve hearty beer, potatoes, and ice cream. It's also a sports bar, making it a comfortable place to hang out.

Taste: ★★★☆☆ Portion: ★★★★☆ Cost performance: ★★★☆☆ British cuisine. The taste is average, but the portion size is generous. The atmosphere is like a sports bar, with soccer games playing and many foreign customers.

Today, I went to a pub called Hobgoblin Shibuya in Shibuya for the first time with my friends! It's a beer lover's dream come true. The atmosphere inside the bar was amazing, even though it was located in a mixed-use building. The menu had a variety of drinks and food options, making it hard to decide what to order. I tried the Hobgoblin Gold beer, which was delicious and easy to drink. We also ordered some potatoes to go with our drinks. My friend also enjoyed their beer, but I forgot which one they ordered. The food was well-seasoned and paired perfectly with the drinks. I ended up drinking a bit too much because everything was so tasty. Overall, it was a great experience!

The third British pub located in Akasaka and Roppongi is now in Shibuya, right next to the elevated track of the Inokashira Line at Wave Street. It is on the 3rd floor of a building and is run directly by Wychwood. The name of the pub refers to fairies in English and Irish folklore, with "goblin" being a general term for mischievous fairies, but adding the prefix "hob" makes it refer to friendly fairies. The 3rd floor location provides great views with windows on two walls and there is also a dart board. The clientele consists of a high percentage of foreigners.

The space is so happy!! I love it. The drinks are delicious~!! The original cocktails were so tasty!! I'm usually weak with alcohol, but even though the alcohol content was high, I didn't get too drunk or have a headache, so it was great~! I will definitely go again~!!!!

This British pub is located not far from the Shibuya Station on the Keio Line, so it's easy to find. The atmosphere is very authentic and nice, which is why I started going there regularly. The place is usually crowded, but it seems like they might be short-staffed as the service can be a bit slow. However, the drinks and food are delicious, so that makes up for it. You order by talking to the staff, and then pay for each order separately. It can be a bit chaotic when the place is busy, but it's nice to enjoy a meal at a place like this once in a while.

I went to this restaurant with my foreign friends after watching a rugby game. The atmosphere inside is chaotic and very noisy, similar to Hub. It's definitely not suitable for a calm drink or chatting with friends. I had fish and chips, the fish was big, the batter was crispy, and the taste was good. However, as is common in bars like this, the prices are quite high.

Great vibes!