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Bordeaux Restaurant Week 2026 in Shibuya: 56 Restaurants, Dates & Wine Pairings

Bordeaux Restaurant Week 2026 is running from October 1 through October 14 at 56 restaurants across the Shibuya area. Participating restaurants offer selected Bordeaux wines by the glass together with dishes or pairing menus created for the event.

At a glance

Dates October 1-14, 2026
Area Shibuya
Participating restaurants 56
Main concept Bordeaux wine served with special dishes and pairings
Organizer Part of Shibuya French Festival 2026

Eight participating complexes

  • Shibuya Scramble Square
  • Shibuya Stream
  • Shibuya Hikarie
  • Shibuya Mark City
  • Tokyu Plaza Shibuya
  • Shibuya Sakura Stage
  • cocoti SHIBUYA
  • Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel

Menus, wine selections, prices, opening hours and reservation policies differ by restaurant. Check the official restaurant list and the individual restaurant page before visiting.

Choosing where to go

Shibuya Hikarie, Tokyu Plaza Shibuya and Shibuya Stream each have multiple participating restaurants in the same building, which makes it easier to compare options without walking across the whole district.

The selection is not limited to French restaurants. Participating venues include Japanese cuisine, sushi, noodles, steak, seafood and casual dining, allowing visitors to choose by food style as well as by wine.

Prize draw

Customers who order eligible Bordeaux wine can receive a lottery ticket while supplies last. Winning tickets can be exchanged for an event acrylic key holder. Availability may be limited toward the end of the campaign.

Access

The participating venues are spread around Shibuya Station. Shibuya Station is served by JR, Tokyu, Tokyo Metro and Keio Inokashira Line services. Choose your restaurant first, then check the most convenient station exit because the area has several large complexes connected by different pedestrian routes.

Alcohol rules in Japan

The legal drinking age in Japan is 20. Drinking and driving is prohibited. If you plan to drink, use public transportation or another safe way to travel.

Official information