Skewers
Mix Skewer
Beef, pork, and chicken with Bariki salt: enjoy 3 flavors on 1 skewer (mix skewer)
POKOTABI / Bariki
馬力
Explore the lively charm of Bariki in Shinbashi, from its signature kotsune skewer and pickled Bariki-zuke gizzard to versatile mixed skewers and classic drinking snacks.
01 / ABOUT THE PLACE
Take a seat and look across the wall strips and table menu to find an expansive spread ranging from time-honored pub standards to signature house dishes. Bariki-zuke is a quick-to-arrive favorite, matching crunchy chicken gizzards with a clean, light seasoning that pairs naturally with a first drink. Settling in with a crisp house Bariki-hai shochu highball or a classic Hoppy lets you drink at an easygoing, unhurried pace.
Among the grilled items, the headline choice is the kotsune skewer, served with a limit of 1 per guest. Made from minced Matsusaka beef blended with finely chopped cartilage, it pairs rich meaty depth and satisfying crunch under a robust sauce. The skewers continue with the mix skewer—combining beef, pork, and chicken seasoned with house Bariki salt—alongside yakiton selections like tender, sweet shiro intestine and fragrant kashira pork temple, letting you enjoy a variety of distinct textures skewer by skewer.
Beyond the grill, the kitchen serves plenty of punchy drinking fare, from the bold Bariki tofu to a hearty butcher's curry stew loaded with generous cuts of meat. With slow-simmered beef sinew stew, dashi-soaked oden, stir-fries, and fried rice also on offer, the menu flexes easily whether you drop in solo for a quick drink or settle down with friends for dinner.
The pub opens at 14:00 on weekdays and 13:00 on weekends, making it just as handy for an early toast as for an after-work nightcap. Its bustling, high-energy floor is well suited to any evening when you want hearty, unpretentious food without standing on ceremony.
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03 / TAKE A LOOK AROUND
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04 / YOUR NEXT STOP
〒105-0004 Tokyo-to, Minato-ku, Shimbashi 3-chome 17-5, Guran Fokusu Shimbashi
Please contact the venue directly with enquiries or reservation requests.
Approximate hours based on listed information, in Japan Standard Time (JST)
BEFORE YOUR VISIT
Signature dishes include the Kotsune skewer with Matsusaka beef and cartilage (¥250, limited to 1 per person), the Mix skewer with beef, pork, and chicken (¥1), Simmered Beef Sinew (¥190), and Bariki Tofu (¥450).
Alcoholic beverages include the signature Bariki-hai shochu highball (¥390), alongside beer, wine, and hard liquor.
Chinese-style and rice dishes are available, including Gomoku Fried Rice with soup (¥980), Bariki Addictive Fried Rice (¥750), and Everyday Food-Stall Ramen (¥650).
Takeout and delivery are not available; dine-in only.
PayPay is accepted.
The entrance, seating, restrooms, and parking are not wheelchair accessible.