blog post

2026.09.23

What kind of night awaits you in a private room where you can feel the hint of fall, filled with unexpected discoveries?

What kind of night awaits you in a private room where you can feel the hint of fall, filled with unexpected discoveries?

Hello. I’m the PR representative for Rakuzo—All-Private-Room Restaurant—at the Abe no Gochiso Building (Tennoji).

These days, I can really feel the signs of autumn and the changing seasons growing more pronounced with each passing day. Today, I’d like to share some unexpected ways to enjoy the space we’re so proud of at our store, as well as some insider tips known only to those in the know. Why not rediscover your time here from a slightly different perspective than usual?


Unexpected Ways to Use Private Rooms: Expanding Possibilities Even for Small Groups

Because all of our seating is in private rooms, people often imagine us as a venue for large banquets, but we actually have six private rooms designed for two people, making us ideal for small groups. Our environment, where you can relax without worrying about those around you, has received surprisingly high praise as a place for business meetings or as a quiet evening hideaway for intimate conversations. A private room is not merely a partitioned space; it is a “place of freedom” where guests can control their own time. For example, whether you want to sit down for a moment after work to gather your thoughts or escape the hustle and bustle to recharge, choosing a private room can significantly enhance the quality of your daily life. While the spaciousness—accommodating up to 18 guests—is certainly appealing, deliberately choosing a smaller private room to secure a space just for your group allows for deeper conversations and a more relaxed atmosphere. Despite being located in Tennoji, once you close the door, silence envelops the room, allowing you to forget the hustle and bustle of the city.

A Smart Way to Choose an All-You-Can-Drink Plan—Known Only to Those in the Know

All-you-can-drink plans actually offer a little-known pleasure: choosing the right plan for the occasion. We offer a “Standard” plan with about 60 varieties and a “Premium” plan with about 100 varieties, but the difference goes beyond just the number of options. Selecting a plan that matches the purpose of your gathering and the preferences of your guests can greatly enhance the overall experience. For example, if you want to delve deeply into a specific category or treat yourself to a little luxury, the Premium Plan will meet those expectations. On the other hand, if you simply want to enjoy conversation while casually trying a variety of drinks, the Standard Plan is ideal. By using the all-you-can-drink system not just as a “cost-effective option” but as a tool to set the mood for the day, your gathering will be even more lively. Being able to sample a wide variety of drinks to your heart’s content in the privacy of a private room, without worrying about the cost, is truly a luxurious experience unique to our establishment.

The Secret to Great Value Hidden in Banquet Menus

Our banquet courses actually offer more value than their price suggests. For example, the “Taste Course” and “All-Chicken Course” feature a wide variety of dishes and a rich menu; not only do they make it easy for the event organizer to manage the budget, but they’re also designed to ensure every guest is satisfied. In particular, the courses—which will continue to be available after August 25—are adjusted to reflect the changing seasons, allowing you to enjoy the freshest seasonal ingredients without missing out. If you choose a slightly more indulgent option, such as the “Carefully Selected Course” or the “Four Seasons Kaiseki Course,” they’re perfect for celebrating special occasions or hosting business guests. Additionally, the “White Offal Hot Pot Course” and “Taiwanese Offal Hot Pot Course,” which feature hot pot dishes, are perfect for fostering a sense of togetherness within your group. Since course meals are served in a seamless sequence from appetizers to dessert, they offer the significant advantage of eliminating the hassle of ordering, allowing everyone to focus on conversation. Choosing a set menu wisely—one with a clear price point and a rich, satisfying selection—is the surest way to ensure a successful banquet. The experience of savoring a meticulously crafted set menu in the intimate setting of a private room is sure to create a memorable moment for all guests.


Store Information

All private rooms RAKUZO-RAKUZO- Abeno Gochisou Building Branch (Tennoji)

address (e.g. of house)
〒545-0052
Shinjuku Gochiso Building 6F, 1-1-61 Abenosuji, Abeno-ku, Osaka City, Osaka
Access
1 minute walk from JR Tennoji Station East Exit
2 minutes walk from Exit 1 of Tennoji Station on Midosuji Subway Line
2 minutes walk from the east exit ticket gates of Osaka Abenobashi Station on the Kintetsu Minami-Osaka Line.
4-minute walk from Tennoji Station (Exit 10) on the Subway Tanimachi Line.
Phone number
050-2018-8997
Business Hours
17:00-23:00
(L.O. 22:00 / Drink L.O. 22:30)

Banquets can be held before business hours! (Early and late discounts available)
regular closing day
nil
Closed on the same days as the building
Average budget
4,000 yen (average of regular price) / 4,000 yen (average of banquet price)
settlement
▼ Credit Cards
VISA, Mastercard, JCB, American Express, Diners Club, UnionPay, Discover
▼ QR payment
PayPay, d-Pay, au PAY, Rakuten Pay, Merpay, Alipay, WeChat Pay
▼ Traffic IC
PASMO, Suica, Kitaca, TOICA, manaca, ICOCA, SUGOCA, nimoca, Hayakaken
▼ Electronic Money
iD, QUICPay

The registration number of the invoice system is printed on receipts and receipts.
Registration number: T6010701005431
Total number of seats
84 seats
Night view
Banquet Max.
18 persons
chartering
not allowed
Non-Smoking/Smoking
Smoking allowed Smoking room available
(Smoking area is available separately from the seating area.)
parking lot
Wi-Fi
nil

There is an appetizer as a seat charge (included in the course price).
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