Rin Sakaki
This is a black shop for foreigners. They write the approximate price but did not give a detail price on the cocktail menu, here is our bill which is much more expensive than other good bar in this area: …

Location: Japan, 〒542-0076 Osaka, Chuo Ward, Namba, 1 Chome−5−3 シスタービル 2階
Dotonbori, Osaka
Long-running Namba bar offering top-shelf spirits and quiet conversation since 2002.
Long-running Namba bar offering top-shelf spirits and quiet conversation since 2002.
Bar Sou, whose name is written with the character for "storehouse", is a small Namba bar that has been pouring drinks since 2002 from a second-floor room in the Sister Building. The eight-seat counter, with four more at the back bar, is built for unhurried conversation and careful cocktails rather than volume. Opening hours run 6pm to 2am, closed Sundays, and the room promises what its site describes as top-class time, space and atmosphere. The drinks list spans spirits, cocktails and a small food selection, with the kind of attention to detail that rewards repeat visits. For a quietly excellent nightcap removed from the Namba crowds, Bar Sou is a dependable, long-established choice.Based on 75 Google reviews
Rin Sakaki
This is a black shop for foreigners. They write the approximate price but did not give a detail price on the cocktail menu, here is our bill which is much more expensive than other good bar in this area: …
Mike Riess
Drinks are strong. They do have a quiet, respectful vibe. Strict dress code. Huge cocktail menu. We liked it. Homemade chocolate!
Shona Mehta
Absolutely phenomenal experience! We visited here to have a quick drink and met some extremely friendly locals. We had a great time conversing with them. Little did we realise, they also paid our bill! We are forever indebted to them and so …
Meg Colborne
Cool jazzy vibe in this bar, a little slice of quiet heaven. It’s a quiet spot so only for those who want a reprieve from the bustle! Amazing cocktails and a charming bartender!
NVLJUMPGOD
Amazing hidden gem, central location but quiet and very friendly bartender.

Bar Sou


Welcome to Japan Sign
A close-up photo of a printed sign on a wall or surface, likely inside a shop. The sign is written in English and Japanese characters (though the Japanese text is not visible). It mentions that customers will receive 500 yen per person with a cover charge in addition to drink price. Only those who can approve are invited. It also states that the shop is not a resort bar and refuses entry if men's half pants, tank tops, sandals, etc., are worn.
















































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