Restaurant
Cafe
Black Bird Eatery
ブラック・バード・イータリー
- Shibuya, Tokyo
- International / fusion, ¥¥
について
Black Bird Eatery is much more than a place to grab dinner: it’s a lively little meeting point for Tokyo’s queer community and anyone who loves good food, music, and conversation.
Tucked into Sasazuka, this LGBTQ+-owned restaurant and event space pairs a warm, intimate atmosphere with a playful creative streak. One evening might bring a relaxed meal and drinks with friends; another could feature live acoustic music, an open mic, a film screening, or a hands-on workshop.
Especially welcoming to nonbinary and gender-diverse guests, Black Bird celebrates individuality without making anyone feel like an outsider. Whether you’re a neighborhood regular or discovering Tokyo beyond its nightlife districts, it’s the kind of place where a visit can turn into a memorable connection.
特徴
- Languages: Japanese, English
- Set meals
- Serves: Dinner
- Vegetarian options
- Vegan options
- Gluten-free options
LGBTQ+ focused venue Run for the LGBTQ+ community — many guests are LGBTQ+.
The venue describes itself as an inclusive space centered around LGBTQ+, especially non-binary and X-gender individuals.
所在地
Find your way.
- Address
- 2-13-13 Sasazuka, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 151-0073
- Nearest station
- Sasazuka Station
- On foot
- About a 4-minute walk from Exit NorthThe venue is tucked along a smaller neighborhood street, away from the main road. Visitors requiring wheelchair access or other accessibility accommodations should contact the venue before visiting.
- In Japanese
- 〒151-0073 東京都渋谷区笹塚2丁目13-13
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Information last checked: 10月 2026