Vidriog Shibuya

Spain Hill Street in Shibuya is a fitting spot for a Spanish restaurant, and, while there's a theory that this restaurant is actually responsible for the Spain Hill Street name, in actual fact the owner of a nearby coffee shop called Arabika was asked by Parco Department Store to name the street in 1975. The restaurant, which is approaching its 30-year anniversary is always bustling, packed with regular customers who come to enjoy a taste of Spain. The large number of pasta dishes might make choosing a daunting task, but you won't go wrong with the 'Segovia Mushroom' (¥1,000). The meaty texture of the mushrooms, fried in a generous slick of olive oil and garlic, is a triumph – order a baguette to mop up the oily garlicky remains for a gluttonous treat. The seafood paella (¥2,600 for two people), prepared in an iron pan, is also worth a try.