Before going to the live house, I was feeling hungry! There were plenty of stylish chairs at this place. There were families with children and solo customers who didn't seem like they were going to the live show. The menu was decent and the food was okay. Since there are no other restaurants nearby, this seems to be the best option before a live show!

Located right in front of Nishi-Daita Station, this restaurant is attached to the live house FEVER. Although the store name on Tabelog is listed as "FEVER," that is actually the name of the live house, while the restaurant itself is called "POPO." It's great to be able to grab a meal before or after a live show. The interior is quite spacious with a decent seating capacity. This time, I ordered the "Pork Rice (900 yen)." It came with a large piece of tender chashu on top of the rice, which was cooked just right. However, the customer service here leaves much to be desired. I wasn't seated when I arrived, and had to really insist to get a waiter's attention to place my order. Despite the place not being too crowded, it took 30 minutes for my food to arrive after ordering. And they only brought water when the food finally came. While it's convenient to have a place to eat inside the live house, I hope they can improve their service in the future.

I went to see a live performance at a live house that has only been open for about a year. When you walk straight through the entrance, there is a cafe space where you can order drinks and simple meals. Anyone can enter here, so you can have a drink or snack before the live show. The space is stylish and calming, with a white color scheme. Usually, live houses don't have such thoughtful spaces, so I was very impressed. To enter the live space, you go through a soundproof door. It looks like it can hold about 300 people at max.