Tatsunootoshigo

Set on the 4nd floor of a building tucked into the backstreets of Kagurazaka, Tatsunootoshigo is a dining bar that stays open until 4:00 the following morning, welcoming patrons for drinks and substantive meals alike. Though styled as a bar, its food menu is surprisingly broad, offering Hawaiian appetizers, seafood plates, and hearty options that comfortably satisfy late-night appetites.

The food centers on Hawaiian-inspired flavors, such as marinated tuna ahi poke, fragrant garlic shrimp, and refreshing lomi-lomi salmon. Lighter bites include fresh spring rolls, oyster or scallop ajillo, and French fries with sausages drenched in melted raclette cheese—ideal for sharing. When hungrier cravings call, diners can turn to island comfort foods such as Hawaiian saimin noodle soup, a classic loco moco bowl, or an ahi poke bowl over rice.

For drinks, Kona beers like Big Wave and Longboard offer an easy and refreshing start. The liquor shelf features Hawaiian rums including Koloa and Kohana served neat or on the rocks, alongside tropical signatures like the Aloha Mai Tai and Piña Colada, as well as cocktails supervised by neighboring cocktail bars. An extensive selection of whiskies and wines makes it simple to tailor a pour to your mood or meal through the late hours.