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Allen St South

Allen St South is a fast-travel dataterm in Kabuki, one of Watson’s sub-districts.

Importancemajor

Key takeaways

  • Allen St South is in Kabuki, Watson, not a separate district or a Little China location.
  • The dataterm is positioned in southern Kabuki near the waterfront and docks.
  • Welcome to America, Comrade begins close to the dataterm, to the east, and takes place in a guarded shipping-yard area.
  • Monster Hunt is reached by travelling north-east towards the Ho-Oh Club, a Tyger Claws casino and club.
  • Allen St South is best used as a launch point for exploring lower Kabuki, rather than as a destination with its own large quest hub.
  • The nearby area contains a mixture of public streets, gang-held interiors, docks, rooftops and mission spaces. Some routes and enemies vary according to whether a related activity is active.

About this guide

Scope: Base game Cyberpunk 2077, including the post-launch base-game updates but excluding Phantom Liberty and Dogtown. Status: Research-based guide, with a small number of unresolved boundary questions noted at the end. Allen St South is a named fast-travel point rather than a separately recognised district or large explorable neighbourhood. This guide therefore treats the station and its immediate waterfront and lower-Kabuki surroundings as the practical location, while keeping nearby Kabuki places separate.

Overview

Allen St South is a fast-travel dataterm in Kabuki, one of Watson’s sub-districts. It sits in the southern waterfront portion of Kabuki, close to the docks and a dense mixture of alleys, shipping yards, gang-controlled interiors, rooftop routes and low-rise commercial buildings. The name appears on the map as a travel node, but it should not be mistaken for a distinct district equivalent to Kabuki, Little China or Northside. Guides and map references consistently classify it under Kabuki rather than as its own sub-area.

The location is most useful as a navigation anchor. It provides a convenient starting point for several nearby activities, including the Kabuki docks gig Welcome to America, Comrade, the Ho-Oh Club gig Monster Hunt, and general exploration around the southern and eastern edges of Kabuki. It is also close enough to the lower Kabuki road network that players can use it to reach neighbouring fast-travel points without crossing the whole sub-district.

Allen St South has no known unique vendor, apartment, named resident or exclusive collectible set attached specifically to the dataterm. Its importance comes from the surrounding urban spaces and missions rather than from the terminal itself.

What Allen St South actually represents

The game uses Allen St South as the name of a fast-travel terminal. It does not present the area as an independently labelled map district. The relevant hierarchy is:

This distinction matters because a number of guides describe nearby activities as being “at Allen St South” even when the mission space itself is on the docks, in a gang-controlled building or along another nearby street. The dataterm is often a convenient reference point, not the exact boundary of the activity.

Canonical hierarchy

The broader Kabuki fast-travel directory is independently listed by several guides, which helps separate Allen St South from the neighbouring nodes.

What Allen St South actually represents: steps

  1. 01
    Night City
  2. 02
    Watson
  3. 03
    Kabuki
  4. 04
    Allen St South, a local fast-travel point

Canonical hierarchy

Practical boundary

For exploration purposes, treat Allen St South as the area immediately around the southern Allen Street terminal, extending towards:

Do not automatically include the entire Kabuki Market, Lizzie’s Bar, Judy Alvarez’s apartment, the Kabuki roundabout or the No-Tell Motel under Allen St South. Those are nearby Kabuki locations, but they are not verified as part of the Allen St South node itself.

Nearby named places that should remain separate

The following are nearby or connected Kabuki places, but should not be merged into Allen St South:

The distinction is especially important for route planning. Allen St South is south of the other major Kabuki terminals, while Allen Street is a separate fast-travel name. PowerPyx lists both Allen St and Allen St South separately in its Watson sequence.

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Nearby named places that should remain separate

Fast travel

Allen St South is unlocked like other dataterms. Approach the terminal in the open world, interact with it, and it becomes available from the fast-travel interface. General fast travel becomes available during the early game after V’s initial Watson progression, although the terminal itself must still be discovered before it can be selected.

The terminal was added to the published fast-travel listings alongside other post-launch additions, with guides identifying Allen St South among the newer dataterms introduced in a later update.

Useful approach routes

From Allen St South to Welcome to America, Comrade

The gig location is described as being just east of the Allen St South fast-travel point. The mission area contains barricades, cameras, enemies and shipping containers, so the terminal is a particularly useful return point if the player is experimenting with stealth routes.

From Allen St South to Monster Hunt

Monster Hunt is classified as a Kabuki gig and is described as being north-east of Allen St South, at the Ho-Oh Club. One guide lists a minimum Street Cred requirement of level 1.

From Allen St South to Welcome to America, Comrade

  1. 01
    Fast-travel to Allen St South.
  2. 02
    Move east towards the dock and shipping-yard structures.
  3. 03
    Look for the gig area and Regina Jones’s call as you approach.
  4. 04
    Enter the guarded zone using stealth, hacking or direct combat.
  5. 05
    Search the shipping containers for the mission vehicle.
  6. 06
    Attach the required device and leave the area.
  7. 07
    Collect the reward after Regina contacts V.

From Allen St South to Monster Hunt

  1. 01
    Travel north-east from the terminal.
  2. 02
    Follow the streets towards Ho-Oh Club.
  3. 03
    Enter the club and locate Jotaro Shobo.
  4. 04
    Reach the upper floor either by stealth, combat or a technical route.
  5. 05
    Neutralise or otherwise deal with the target.
  6. 06
    Leave the club and complete Regina Jones’s objectives.

On-foot navigation

Lower Kabuki is vertically layered. Do not rely only on street level. Look for:

Some rooftop routes are easier to recognise while a nearby activity is active because mission markers and objective paths highlight otherwise obscure entrances. Player reports also describe rooftop movement between lower-Kabuki landmarks, although these reports are useful navigational evidence rather than official location documentation.

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Allen St South does not have officially named child-areas in the same way that Kabuki has a collection of named fast-travel points. The most useful working division is therefore functional rather than canonical.

Allen Street South terminal zone

This is the immediate area around the dataterm. It consists of ordinary Kabuki streets, buildings, alleys and surrounding urban clutter. The terminal itself has no independently verified shop inventory, resident or unique reward.

Southern Kabuki waterfront

The waterfront and dock structures lie close to the terminal and form the main mission-facing portion of the area. The docks are particularly important during Welcome to America, Comrade, when the normally navigable space becomes a guarded objective area.

Lower-Kabuki streets and rooftops

These streets connect Allen St South with nearby Kabuki terminals and activities. Rooftops can contain traversal routes, hostile encounters and environmental details, but no comprehensive official directory confirms every minor rooftop object as a named landmark.

Verified named entries nearby

Ho-Oh Club approach

The north-eastern route from Allen St South leads towards Ho-Oh Club, a Tyger Claws-controlled casino and club. The building is not part of the fast-travel node, but it is one of the area’s most significant nearby interiors because of Monster Hunt. Game8 describes Ho-Oh as a Kabuki casino owned by the Tyger Claws, with only the ground floor available to ordinary customers while gang activity occupies the rest of the building.

Verified named entry

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Welcome to America, Comrade

Type: Regina Jones gig Area: Kabuki docks, close to Allen St South Main objective: Reach the dock area and interact with the target vehicle Recommended approach: Stealth, although combat is possible

This is the activity most directly associated with Allen St South. The gig begins when V approaches the location east of the terminal. The dock area contains a barricaded compound with cameras, guards and shipping containers. A stealth route can be taken around the left side of the entrance and behind the containers. The target vehicle is in an open blue shipping container near the furnished area inside the compound.

Practical walkthrough

There is no verified evidence that the gig has a unique Allen St South collectible or a permanently missable item. The principal variable is the player’s approach and whether the area is currently in its mission state.

Practical walkthrough

  1. 01
    Approach the gig zone from Allen St South.
  2. 02
    Wait for Regina’s call and mission activation.
  3. 03
    Scan the entrance before crossing the barricade.
  4. 04
    Disable or distract cameras if necessary.
  5. 05
    Use the left side of the compound to avoid the most visible guards.
  6. 06
    Move behind the shipping containers.
  7. 07
    Locate the area containing the target car.
  8. 08
    Find the open blue container.
  9. 09
    Attach the required device to the vehicle.
  10. 10
    Withdraw through the route you used to enter, or fight your way out.
  11. 11
    Return to the designated drop point for the reward.

Monster Hunt

Type: Regina Jones gig, Gun for Hire Area: Ho-Oh Club, Kabuki Target: Jotaro Shobo Requirement: Street Cred level 1 according to the cited guide

Monster Hunt is not located at the Allen St South dataterm itself, but the terminal is a useful approach point. The objective takes V into the Ho-Oh Club, where Jotaro is located on an upper floor.

Practical walkthrough

The building is a Tyger Claws-controlled location. Expect cameras, guards and close-range combat if the stealth approach fails. The club’s general customer-facing space should not be confused with its mission-only hostile areas.

Practical walkthrough

  1. 01
    Fast-travel to Allen St South.
  2. 02
    Travel north-east towards Ho-Oh Club.
  3. 03
    Enter the club and assess the entrance guard.
  4. 04
    Distract or bypass the guard where possible.
  5. 05
    Move upwards through the building.
  6. 06
    Use the technical route if your attributes allow it, or clear the corridor by stealth or force.
  7. 07
    Reach the upper floor and locate Jotaro.
  8. 08
    Complete the objective.
  9. 09
    Leave the club and wait for Regina’s completion call or follow-up instruction.

Other nearby Kabuki content

Kabuki contains several other activities and gigs, but evidence does not place all of them within Allen St South’s immediate area. In particular, guides list Troublesome Neighbors and Woman of La Mancha as Kabuki gigs, while Troublesome Neighbors is associated with a different location near Kennedy North and Motel Hell. It should therefore remain a Kabuki activity rather than being folded into this page.

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Tyger Claws

The Tyger Claws are the most clearly documented faction connected with the wider Allen St South surroundings. Ho-Oh Club is identified as a Tyger Claws-owned casino, and the gang controls or operates several Kabuki properties and businesses.

The exact enemy placement can change when a gig or other activity is active. A normally neutral-looking location may become hostile during a mission, while a cleared encounter may not immediately repopulate in the same way.

NCPD and public security

The streets around the terminal are part of the ordinary Night City open world and may contain police responses, random crimes or minor hostile encounters. However, no independently verified source establishes a permanent, named security checkpoint at Allen St South. Do not treat ordinary police activity or mission guards as a fixed checkpoint facility.

Mission security

The docks in Welcome to America, Comrade are protected by guards and surveillance equipment. Ho-Oh Club in Monster Hunt contains gang security and interior enemies. These should be understood as activity-specific or location-specific security rather than proof that the Allen St South dataterm itself is a guarded facility.

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Verified functional services

No shop or service has been reliably verified as being located directly at the Allen St South terminal.

The wider Kabuki area contains many vendors, food stalls, ripperdocs, bars and other businesses, but their presence should not be inferred from environmental signs alone. A decorative storefront is not automatically a functional vendor, and a business visible from Allen Street is not necessarily part of Allen St South.

Ho-Oh Club

The club is described as a Kabuki casino. Its ground floor is available to customers, while higher areas are associated with gang activity.

Ho-Oh Club

NameDetails
StatusFunctional mission location and gang-controlled club
FactionTyger Claws
AccessPublic-facing entrance with restricted hostile areas
Main relevanceMonster Hunt
ServicesNo ordinary player-facing service should be inferred from the club’s casino description

Kabuki docks

NameDetails
StatusIndustrial and mission space
Main relevanceWelcome to America, Comrade
ServicesNone verified
AccessOpen-world access with mission-specific security

Decorative businesses and storefronts

Lower Kabuki is full of signage and background commercial architecture. Because available sources do not provide a reliable independent inventory of every visible shopfront at Allen St South, this guide does not convert unverified signs into named businesses or services.

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Fast-travel terminal

The Allen St South dataterm is itself the main permanent utility at the location. Once discovered, it allows rapid travel to other unlocked terminals.

Acquisition

  1. 01
    Reach the terminal in the open world.
  2. 02
    Interact with it.
  3. 03
    Confirm that Allen St South is available in the fast-travel menu.

Gig rewards

The relevant gigs provide their normal fixer rewards, experience and loot. The cited material does not establish a unique named iconic weapon, clothing item, shard or cyberware piece that is permanently tied to Allen St South.

These are not necessarily fixed Allen St South collectibles. Their availability may depend on the active mission, enemy group and loot-generation rules.

No verified Allen St South collectible set

There is no reliable evidence in the sources consulted for a dedicated Allen St South tarot mural, relic terminal, hidden iconic weapon, purchasable property or unique stash. This is not a claim that no item can ever be found nearby. It means that the location is not sufficiently documented as having a named, location-exclusive collectible set.

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Short route: terminal to docks

Use this when you want to complete the most directly associated activity.

Short route: terminal to docks: steps

  1. 01
    Start at Allen St South.
  2. 02
    Walk east towards the waterfront.
  3. 03
    Activate or complete Welcome to America, Comrade.
  4. 04
    Search the dock compound after the objective is complete.
  5. 05
    Return to the terminal or continue north through Kabuki.

Combat route: terminal to Ho-Oh Club

Use this for Monster Hunt.

Combat route: terminal to Ho-Oh Club: steps

  1. 01
    Start at Allen St South.
  2. 02
    Travel north-east through the lower-Kabuki streets.
  3. 03
    Approach Ho-Oh Club.
  4. 04
    Save before entering if you want to test stealth and combat alternatives.
  5. 05
    Complete Monster Hunt.
  6. 06
    Leave through the safest available route.
  7. 07
    Fast-travel back from Allen St South or use another unlocked Kabuki terminal.

Completionist route: lower Kabuki circuit

This route is useful when checking the southern sub-district without confusing separate locations.

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Allen St South is not known to undergo a major story-based transformation. Its principal changes are caused by:

The terminal itself remains a travel utility throughout the base game. The surrounding docks and gang interiors can shift between ordinary exploration and mission states.

The area is available as part of the open-world Watson environment rather than being restricted to a particular ending or late-game chapter. Monster Hunt has a low Street Cred requirement according to the cited guide, while Welcome to America, Comrade is initiated by approaching its location and receiving Regina’s call.

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Allen St South reflects the lower-income, heavily commercialised character of Kabuki. The area combines dense streets, informal commerce, gang influence and industrial waterfront infrastructure. It is not presented as a polished corporate district. Instead, its identity comes from the friction between public streets, private gang spaces and working docks.

Kabuki as a whole is associated with Asian cultural influences and has a strong Tyger Claws presence, while the Moxes operate from Lizzie’s Bar elsewhere in the sub-district. That broader factional context helps explain why nearby spaces can move quickly from ordinary street life to gang-controlled mission territory.

The dock setting also reinforces a recurring Night City contrast: the city’s densely packed commercial neighbourhoods sit beside logistics spaces that are more difficult to regulate and easier for criminal groups to exploit.

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Completionist route: lower Kabuki circuit: steps

  1. 01
    Begin at Allen St South.
  2. 02
    Inspect the immediate waterfront and alleys.
  3. 03
    Visit the dock area and check for active gigs or NCPD events.
  4. 04
    Travel north-east to Ho-Oh Club.
  5. 05
    Continue towards the other Kabuki streets.
  6. 06
    Visit separate fast-travel nodes such as Kabuki: Central, Bellevue Overwalk, Allen Street and Kabuki Market.
  7. 07
    Mark any undiscovered activities on the map.
  8. 08
    Return to Allen St South only after checking that the activity belongs to Kabuki and not to neighbouring Little China or Northside.

Is Allen St South a district?

No. It is a named fast-travel dataterm in Kabuki, Watson. It is not a separate Night City district or sub-district.

Is Allen St South the same as Allen Street?

No. The game lists Allen Street and Allen St South as separate fast-travel locations.

What is closest to Allen St South?

The southern Kabuki waterfront and docks are the most directly associated spaces. Ho-Oh Club lies to the north-east and is connected with Monster Hunt.

Which gig is at Allen St South?

Welcome to America, Comrade is the gig most directly tied to the terminal, with its location just east of Allen St South.

Can I find an iconic weapon here?

No Allen St South-exclusive iconic weapon has been verified in the sources consulted. Ordinary mission loot and enemy drops may still be present.

Is there a shop or ripperdoc at the terminal?

No specific functional shop or ripperdoc has been reliably verified at the Allen St South node. Do not infer services from decorative storefronts.

Is Ho-Oh Club part of Allen St South?

It is a nearby Kabuki landmark and mission location, not a confirmed child-area of the Allen St South terminal. It should be listed separately.

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The exact in-game boundary of Allen St South is not explicitly defined by CD Projekt Red as a polygon or named neighbourhood. Available guides consistently classify it as a Kabuki fast-travel location, but they do not provide a complete official inventory of every building, storefront, rooftop object or background landmark surrounding the terminal.

The following points remain unresolved or insufficiently documented:

Accordingly, this guide treats Allen St South as a small Kabuki navigation area centred on the dataterm, while keeping nearby named locations and mission spaces separate rather than claiming unsupported completeness.

Sources