Kagurazaka Wine Bar Rokka (六花)

日本語 | English

Interior of Rokka at night, with an illuminated flower chandelier and counter seating overlooking the wine cellar
Sliced sirloin steak with salt and a green salad
Bottle of red wine beside a filled wine glass

A small wine bar tucked away down a quiet lane in Kagurazaka, Shinjuku City, Tokyo. Enjoy wine, food, and good conversation, whether you’re visiting on your own or with someone.

Walk-ins are welcome when seats are available.

Groups of 4 or more: please stop by and ask. We’ll do our best to seat you.
Our small table seats up to 4 for drinks only, or 2 when dining.

When are you open?

HoursTue–Fri: 5 pm – 11 pm
Sat, Sun & public holidays: 1 pm – 10 pm
ClosedMondays and the first Tuesday of each month (including public holidays)

What is Rokka like?

Nighttime garden viewed across a counter with flowers and a lamp

Inside, deep burgundy tones, a flower-shaped chandelier, and views of a green garden create a warm atmosphere with the character of an intimate wine bar.

Settle in at the counter with a glass of wine, enjoy food and conversation, and make yourself comfortable. Friendly conversation and laughter are always welcome.

Flower-shaped chandelier and illuminated wine cellar
Daytime garden with a lawn and terrace seating

Rokka is named after a beloved rabbit who was part of the owner’s family for ten years.

The time they shared shaped the spirit of this little wine bar: welcoming each guest as someone precious, paying attention to what makes them comfortable, and finding happiness in the time spent together.

Can I enjoy wine and food together?

Yes. Rokka offers wine by the glass, including sparkling, white, and red wines, alongside a variety of dishes.

You don’t need to know much about wine. Our sommelier will help you choose a glass that suits your tastes, your mood, or the food you’re enjoying.

The menu includes small bites such as cheese and prosciutto, cold appetizers, and hot appetizers such as ajillo. Our signature dish is sirloin steak.

White wine being poured into a glass beside appetizers and baguette
Table with steak, appetizers, and hot dishes

Wine and food prices:

Main menu prices
Sparkling wine (glass)¥1,200
White wine (glass)¥1,100–¥2,200
Red wine (glass)¥1,100–¥2,200
Small bitesfrom ¥600
Cold appetizersfrom ¥800
Hot appetizersfrom ¥500
Sirloin steak¥2,900

See the full menu →

Cover charge: ¥700 per person (free for children of elementary-school age and under)

What should I know before visiting?

Payment: Major credit cards and PayPay are accepted.

Children: On weekends and public holidays, children are welcome indoors and on the terrace until 5 pm. At all other times, guests must be 20 or older.

Pets: Dogs of all sizes, including large breeds, are welcome on our garden terrace. Please keep your dog on a leash. We provide water. Dogs cannot come inside the restaurant. The terrace cannot be reserved and is unavailable in rain or strong winds, so visits with dogs are difficult on those days. Cats and rabbits are also welcome on the terrace, under the same conditions. The garden terrace is available until 10 PM, as we are in a residential area.

Can I reserve a seat in advance?

Yes. Online reservations are available for up to 3 guests, until two hours before opening.

Reservations are optional. You’re welcome to stop by without one whenever seats are available.

The online reservation page is currently in Japanese. You can use your browser’s translation feature if needed.

To reserve:

  1. The first screen asks whether you are coming with children (お子様とご来店ですか?). Tap いいえ (No).
    Online reservations are not available for guests with children. On weekends and public holidays, please stop by before 5 pm.
  2. Choose a date on the calendar. ◎ = available, △ = few seats left, × = full, 休 = closed.
  3. Choose the number of guests (up to 3).
  4. Choose a time. If a message about how long you can stay appears, tap はい、了承して予約する (Yes) to continue.
  5. The next screen (purpose of your visit) is optional. Tap 次へ進む (Next).
  6. Enter your name (English letters are fine), phone number (country codes such as +852 are accepted), and email address.
  7. Tap この内容で予約する (Reserve) to complete your reservation.

Confirmation emails are currently in Japanese.

For groups of 4 or more, please stop by and ask us directly.

How do I find Rokka?

Rokka is about a one-minute walk from Exit 2 of Kagurazaka Station on the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line.

Turn right when you leave Exit 2. At the first corner, where you’ll see a 7-Eleven, turn right again. Rokka is just around the corner.

The entrance is set slightly back from the street. Look for the small sign hanging on the concrete wall.

Small entrance sign hanging on a concrete wall
Look for this small sign on the concrete wall.

Address: Yarai Terrace 1F, 143 Yaraicho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 162-0805
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Who will welcome me at Rokka?

I’m Kenji Ono, the owner and sommelier of Rokka.

Owner Kenji Ono pouring red wine behind the counter

I’ve worked in hospitality for 24 years, including more than 20 years as a sommelier. I hold the WSET Level 3 qualification.

You’ll find me behind the counter, happy to help you discover a wine you’ll enjoy and spend a lovely time at Rokka.

ご予約はこちら
DirectionsReserve online