Waiting Bar
Some Hikiniku to Come locations have a waiting bar where you can enjoy a drink while waiting to be seated. Try our original drinks, special non-alcoholic drinks, and even ice cream! No reservations are needed. Just let the staff know. The bar can also be used on its own, so feel free to drop by!
Some Hikiniku to Come locations have a waiting bar where you can enjoy a drink while waiting to be seated. Try our original drinks, special non-alcoholic drinks, and even ice cream! No reservations are needed. Just let the staff know. The bar can also be used on its own, so feel free to drop by!
[Shibuya] Bar Hikiniku to Come’s Veranda
The bar is located on the veranda of "Hikiniku to Come Shibuya." It has a cozy atmosphere like a friend's balcony. Try our craft beers, natural wines, and "Fruit and Rice Sour" made with homemade amazake and seasonal fruits!
[Kyoto] Bar ‘Hikiniku to Come’ upstairs
As the name suggests, this bar is located on the second floor of ‘Hikiniku to Come Kyoto.’ Our original menu includes the ‘Fruit and Rice Sour’ made with homemade amazake using rice from ‘Hikiniku to Come,’ and the ‘Second Floor Ice,’ a Kyoto-exclusive fruit ice bar made with seasonal fruits. We also welcome those looking to take a quick break after a long day of sightseeing in Kyoto!
As the name suggests, this bar is located on the second floor of ‘Hikiniku to Come Kyoto.’ Our original menu includes the ‘Fruit and Rice Sour’ made with homemade amazake using rice from ‘Hikiniku to Come,’ and the ‘Second Floor Ice,’ a Kyoto-exclusive fruit ice bar made with seasonal fruits. We also welcome those looking to take a quick break after a long day of sightseeing in Kyoto!
[Imaizumi] Machi-Nomi
Attached to ‘Hikiniku to Come Imaizumi,’ ‘Machi-Nomi’ is a space where you can enjoy both the wait and the local neighborhood. Look for the distinctive round tables inside. The owner carefully selects seasonal craft beers and non-alcoholic craft drinks from across Japan. You’ll also find exclusive ‘Hikiniku to Come’ original drinks that can only be enjoyed at Imaizumi!