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✓ Allowed"Shinjuku Golden Gai PHO" (歌舞伎町1-1-5, Maneki-dori, 1F) was a rare Vietnamese pho specialty bar nestled among the drinking dens of Shinjuku Golden Gai. A red Vietnamese flag hung at its entrance, and inside, just three tables fit no more than five guests at a time — all served authentic pho crafted by a Vietnamese chef. The bar was established in a section of Golden Gai rebuilt after a fire, and its late-night hours made it a popular spot for a warming bowl of pho as a final course after a night of drinking. It earned a Tabelog rating of 3.76 and was listed in the official 2018 Golden Gai guidebook under the Maneki-dori section. However, the venue is likely closed or relocated, and visitors are strongly advised to confirm current operating status before visiting.
* Bars located in the same alley row.
Shinjuku Golden Gai is Tokyo's most iconic bar district — 295+ unique bars packed into six narrow alleys in Kabukicho, Shinjuku. A 5-minute walk from Shinjuku Station East Exit, next to Hanazono Shrine. Featured in the Michelin Green Guide, it has been a cultural institution since the 1950s.
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