Akasaka · Tokyo · Est. 2019
A Hidden
Sake Bar in Akasaka
From more than 100 kinds of sake, including room-temperature and warmed sake, we will help you find your favorite glass. All-you-can-taste sake starts from ¥3,300 per hour.
Beginners are welcome. Solo guests are welcome.
5 minutes on foot from Akasaka-mitsuke Station. 【English available】
What is Chill Labo?
Chill Labo Akasaka is a small sake bar located on the second floor of a 100-year-old wooden house in Akasaka, Tokyo.
It is a place where you can taste many different kinds of sake little by little and discover your favorite one. From chilled sake to room-temperature sake and warm sake, we will help you find a drink that suits your taste from more than 100 selections.
Enjoy a relaxed evening with great sake and good conversation.
Chill Labo first opened in Kichijoji in 2019, later moved to Ogikubo, and relocated to Akasaka on July 10, 2021.
How the Tasting Works
Wine, whisky, beer, sweet drinks — anything is fine.
The all-you-can-taste plan is ¥3,300 per hour, and extensions are ¥1,100. Extensions are automatic, so please be aware. The plan includes more than 100 kinds of sake, including room-temperature and warmed sake, as well as shochu from around Japan, beer, and soft drinks.
Our signature dish is oden, made with dashi prepared daily by our chef, who used to run an oden restaurant in Kichijoji. Available Monday to Friday. Our assorted appetizers are also popular.
Please refrain from bringing outside food.
There is no table charge when using the all-you-can-taste plan. For à la carte orders only, a table charge of ¥550 per person applies.
Hours, Reservations & Payment
Monday–Friday 17:00–23:00 (L.O. 22:00) ·
Saturday 15:00–22:00 (L.O. 21:15) ·
Closed on Sundays
We are generally open on public holidays. Hours may change during the New Year holidays, so please check Google Maps or Instagram for the latest updates.
Walk-ins are welcome if seats are available.
Reservations can be made by Instagram DM at @CHILLLABOTOKYO or by phone. For groups of three or more on Fridays, we recommend making a reservation.
Solo guests are very welcome.
Cash, major credit cards, and PayPay are accepted.
No smoking inside. There is a smoking area outside.
Access
Walking and train times are approximate.
| Akasaka-mitsuke Station | Ginza Line G05 / Marunouchi Line M13 — 5 minutes on foot |
|---|---|
| Akasaka Station | Chiyoda Line C06 — 5 minutes on foot |
| Tameike-sanno | 12 minutes on foot |
| Nagatacho | 10 minutes on foot |
| From Shibuya / Ueno | Direct access to Akasaka-mitsuke by Ginza Line |
| From Shinjuku / Ginza / Tokyo Station | Direct access by Marunouchi Line |
| From Roppongi / Nogizaka | One stop to Akasaka by Chiyoda Line |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it okay if I don’t know much about sake?
Absolutely. Beginners are very welcome. Just tell us what you usually drink, and we will guide you little by little based on your taste.
Do you speak English?
Yes. English-speaking staff are available, and some menu notes are also available in English.
Do I need a reservation?
Walk-ins are welcome if seats are available. Reservations can be made by Instagram DM at @CHILLLABOTOKYO or by phone. For groups of three or more on Fridays, we recommend making a reservation. Solo guests are very welcome.
Can I come alone?
Of course. The counter seats are also comfortable for solo guests.
How much does it cost?
The all-you-can-taste sake plan is ¥3,300 per hour. Extensions are ¥1,100, and the 4-hour course is ¥6,600. Extensions are automatic. There is no table charge for the all-you-can-taste plan. For à la carte orders only, a table charge of ¥550 per person applies.
What payment methods do you accept?
Cash, major credit cards, and PayPay are accepted.
Do you serve food?
We always have a variety of dishes available.Our signature dish is oden, made with dashi prepared fresh every day by our chef, who previously ran an oden restaurant in Kichijoji. Oden is available Monday to Friday.
Not sure what to order first? We recommend starting with the assorted appetizer plate.
*Please refrain from bringing outside food.
Can I smoke?
Smoking is not allowed inside. There is a smoking area outside.
Sake carries a thousand years of stories.
One night is enough to fall in love with it.