El Castellano, Spanish Restaurant in Shibuya, Tokyo
El Castellano, Spanish Restaurant in Shibuya, Tokyo
As the first Spanish restaurant owned and operated by a Spaniard in Tokyo, stepping into El Castellano is like stepping into a Spanish village with a rich culinary history. Since 1977, Japanese locals, international travelers, and the foreign community alike have been making pilgrimages to the restaurant to enjoy a variety of regional home style cooking. Here, even the water is Spanish and they serve Spain's best cured ham “Jamón Ibérico Bellota”. There’s a certain texture to it all, every customer receives the owner's personal attention and you can enjoy live music every Monday and Tuesday.
El Castellano Information
Address
2-9-12 Shibuya, Shibuya-Ku, Marusan Aoyama Building 2nd floor
Reservations
Recommended
Hours
6:00pm - 11:00pm, Closed Sundays
Capacity
32
Prices
Mid-range
Tel. 03-3407-7197
English Menu: Available
English-ability: Intermediate
Established: 1977
Reasons to Visit
1. Like being in Spain
2. Receive honest hospitality
3. Regional home style cooking
Features
Access
From Shinjuku Station take the JR Yamanote Line to JR Shibuya Station (7 min, 150 yen).
From Tokyo Station take the JR Yamanote Line to JR Shibuya Station (18 min, 190 yen).
