Shiroganebaru

This is by-and-large a tapas restaurant. We travel to Spain often. The dishes here are tasty and authentic. The restaurant is inconspicuous on the outside, other than the beautiful Spanish flag on the wall as you are walking in the direction of Ebisu Station. Inside, you will find about 20 seats... around a counter. There is also a small private dining room, which can hold five people, max. We ate there. Service is good. We sampled two bottles of wine—all the selections are Spanish wines, including an organic wine called "Nude" because the bottle is transparent glass. This eatery is popular. Make a reservation. By the time we left, I noted no counter seats were available. I grade the restaurant VG minus for two drawbacks. One you sit on small stools, no chairs with backs, not the most comfortable. Two, the "elevator" jazz music is dreadful. I am not talking of good jazz, Miles Davis type, but really tacky jazz. To give this place an authentic Spanish feel, I would put soft Spanish music on, or at least good jazz. For three, two bottles of wine, our bill was yen 33,000.

Visited May 2017

The bbq ramen was delicious and feed me and my two toddlers. They both loved the noodles and the broth. Great place to catch a quick bit during lunch time.

Visited May 2016