I am sure The Pink Cow did not pick off any of the stars that Michelin recently showered on Tokyo, but it's a very cozy, casual atmosphere, perfect for talking and hanging out without worrying about getting kicked out off your table to make way for the next Friday 2-hour slot.  

As you can see on the website, they have an all-you-can eat buffet of Western/fusion style dishes for ¥2,625 (tax included) -- or with the all you can drink option, ¥5,250 for two hours/¥6,300 for three hours.  The website menu lists some of the dishes they put out.

The place is fairly quiet for dinner, but later on, it can get pretty lively at the bar, with a pretty good selection of (mostly Australian and Californian) wine.

Also, Tracy, the owner, is a very politically passionate and engaged Californian Tokyo-lifer who -- I wouldn't be surprised -- might even join us in the conversation if she happens to be around that evening.

Here is a map:

One possibility is meeting up at 7pm near Shibuya Station (JR Yamanote line; lower left side of the map), probably by the famous statue of Hachikō the dog, and walk over together:

Having said all this, nothing is fixed in stone yet, except we're opting towards Western food in the Shibuya/Aoyama/Ebisu (i.e. lower west side) area of Tokyo if possible.  If anyone has other suggestions, feel free to post them, and let's shoot for finalizing something by Friday morning.