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Latin is in like never before. J.Lo, Ronaldinho and of course, salsa, and they have spread to all corners of the world. Take El Café Latino, for instance. One of the most popular salsa bars in Tokyo, it occupies quite a place of pride in the Tokyo nightlife arena. About El Café Latino, Tokyo Tokyo bars come in a gamut of garbs. You have the Karaoke bars, the sports bars, thematic bars and of course, the ubiquitous salsa bars. In Tokyo itself, you have quite an array of all these bars. El Café Latino is situated in Minato-ku, in the Roppongi district of Tokyo. This is an area renowned for its conglomeration of bars, nightclubs and pubs. In fact, Roppongi is THE place to venture if you want to experience nightlife in Japan and El Café Latino, THE place to head out to if you want to jive to some Latino beats. Walk into the El Café Latino and get transported to a sunny world of beaches, palm trees tequilas and nachos, away from the hustle and bustle of Tokyo city life. The place is spacious, which is a good thing considering that it’s very hard not to take to the dance floor when the Latino rhythms are in full swing. El Latino Café wears a happy look and is in a happy mood at all times. Well, from six in the evening to five in the morning to be precise. If life has been hard to you, drop by this place and your moods are sure to lift up. The Columbian form of salsa is the usual fare that is dished out here and on the menu you have some authentic South American snacks, foods and drinks. Other Salsa Night Spots In Tokyo Sizzle up the dance floors with your salsa steps. In Japan, salsa bars come in plenty. Almost every city has a few to boast. But the salsa bars in Tokyo sure do vie for the top honors. Apart from the El Café Latino, you have the Salsa Sudada, Tropicana, La Rumba and Salsa Caribe (The), all housed in the Roppongi district itself. At Jingumae, there are the Tacos Del Amigo and the Kyozon, popular Japanese bars where the fare is exclusively Latin and especially salsa. When it’s salsa calling, can El Café Latino be far behind!
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