Tokyo Confidential

Amazing views, with cocktails and service to match. Had a short wait for a table but was worth it for a fantastic view of Tokyo Tower and skyline. Unfortunately I didn't get the name of the lady who served us but she was brilliant, friendly and attentive, we were well looked after. She even offered to let us visit the secluded VIP area upstairs (thank you!). The themed cocktails were quirky and imaginative at a very reasonable price considering the quality, location and views. The cereal cocktail even included a helping of crunchy Kelloggs frosties! Would happily have worked down the menu!

Atmosphere: 9/10 Located in Azabujuban, Tokyo Confidential balances flash with detail. The open-air patio offers a legit view of Tokyo Tower, while the indoor space wraps around a C-shaped bar framed by retro signage, abstract art, and a Godzilla sculpture dead center—bold without being gimmicky. The backbar is large, well-stocked, and looks the part. Rock music plays at a solid volume—not too loud, not too soft. Drinks: 9/10 Recommendation: Sayonara Mr. Spalding Their baseball-themed menu is sharp—each cocktail comes as a collector-style card with the name, specs, and photo, all under black light. It’s smart design, not just style. The drinks are inventive, well-composed, and come in unique glassware with cohesive garnish and presentation. Nice coasters, too. Execution overall felt curated rather than flashy. Service: 9/10 Staff was laid-back and friendly, but the professionalism wasn’t dialed all the way in. Water and snacks arrived without asking, but no towels. Prices are a bit above average for Tokyo, but you’re paying for the concept and the experience—which mostly delivers. This bar sits at #53 on Asia’s 50 Best Bars 2024. That feels about right—it’s well-executed, thematically tight, and stands out in a crowded scene.

Amazing cocktail bar near Roppongi. This bar is on the 9th floor above what looks like a car show room. You won't be able to see it from the street, but don't let the elevator ride scare you. The bar itself is gorgeous. Good layout and traditional bar top with bar seats. I came on a Sunday night and it was busy without being crowded. There is a balcony with awesome views of Tokyo Tower. The menu is super fun and creative presented in a manga style. I tried a few different cocktails and each one was a hit, unique and special in its own way. The inventiveness here is incredible and I wish I could've tried every drink. Additionally they've got a special sake vending machine (there really is a vending machine for everything in Tokyo) that makes for an interactive experience picking out your own sake to pour. My favorite drink was Cream which prominently tasted like coffee and raspberry and was delicious. Watching each drink made is a show in and of itself and I really enjoyed sitting here and interacting with the staff. Service is phenomenal. Foreigner friendly with an English menu and a staff that speaks English well. Thank you Waka, Kouki, Taiga and the crew for being so welcoming and giving me a memorable night. A must stop and will be back next time I'm in Tokyo!

Stylish, Unique, and Unforgettable – Tokyo Confidential Delivers! Tokyo Confidential is the kind of rooftop bar you dream about — young, vibrant, and effortlessly cool. The vibe is electric yet relaxed, with a crowd that feels stylish but not pretentious. The cocktail menu is creative and full of surprises — every drink we tried was beautifully balanced and packed with flavor. The menu overall is bold and innovative, offering twists on classics and some daring originals that really work. And the absolute highlight? The view — a stunning, picture-perfect panorama of Tokyo Tower, glowing above the city skyline. It’s the kind of setting that makes every moment feel cinematic. If you’re looking for a unique night out with great drinks, a cool crowd, and unforgettable Tokyo vibes — Tokyo Confidential is a must.

Everything about this place is great, from the cocktails to the view to the people working there! The cocktails are so unique and delicious. I’m somewhat picky and tend not to choose set cocktails as there’s usually something I want to remove or substitute but my partner and I each had 3 different cocktails and I loved all 6 of them. I also loved that there was a story behind the cocktails and it was always explained to you when they serve you your drink. Waka and Christian were amazing, we loved talking to them. One of my favourite experiences in Tokyo!

Tokyo Confidential is a hidden gem with a stunning view of Tokyo Tower from its cozy terrace. The atmosphere is intimate and beautifully dim-lit, making it a perfect spot for a special night out. The cocktail menu is impressive, offering a great selection of drinks, including fantastic mocktails that taste just like the real thing, perfect for those who don’t drink alcohol. The bar itself is stunning, and the slightly secretive entrance (taking an elevator to get there) adds to the charm. Whether you’re with friends or on a date, this place is a must-visit in Tokyo! 🍸

The bar is located on the 9th floor and accessed via a street-level elevator. Its main appeal is the view of the Tokyo skyline (especially Tokyo Tower) which is undeniably impressive. The cocktails were decent, though not particularly memorable, and the service felt a bit rushed and impersonal. A word of caution regarding the packages: I booked the Tokyo Tower Package expecting four cocktails per person, only to find it included just two. Given the quality of the drinks, it felt overpriced. The only real perk was the counter seating on the balcony, which does offer a great view. Overall, while the view is a highlight, there are several other cocktail bars in Tokyo I’d recommend over this one.

We visited this bar because it was listed among the top 100 ranked bars in Asia. Located on the 9th floor, it offers a great view of Tokyo Tower. Unfortunately, the cocktails were mediocre, especially when compared to other highly ranked bars around Tokyo—it was a letdown. The most disappointing aspect, however, was the service. The server tapped my shoulder with the menu to hand me the bill, and the bartender gave me a dirty look when I asked for the Wi-Fi. Won’t visit again.