At the second stop, we came here. For first-timers, the system is to purchase one set of tickets for 300 yen each and exchange them for drinks and snacks upon entering. Surprisingly, most drinks are priced at 300 yen in this prime location in Corridor Street. The portions are generous, and the highballs are strong. After having three drinks, you'll truly experience the essence of "senbero." For the first drink, I tried the Bardock Mule. It's made with burdock-infused vodka, grated ginger, and carbonated water. It was slightly sweet, possibly due to the grated ginger, but the burdock flavor was distinct and addictive. For the highballs, I tried Ballantine and Jack Daniel's. The Jack Daniel's had a richer flavor and was more delicious. The interior plays tropical music, and there are times when a DJ plays music, but it's not as lively as a club, which is nice. The tickets have no expiration date, making this a great find for a quick and affordable drink at 300 yen, whether for pre-drinks or a second stop.

There is a DJ! This bar in Ginza is amazing because you can get a drink for only 300 yen. It's like a hub, where even if you're meeting people for the first time, it's lively and fun! When you enter, you just pay a 990 yen entrance fee and then pay for three drinks. There are food options starting from 300 yen too! You can also order food instead of drinks!

300bar Three Hundred Bar 8-chome in Ginza. It's been about 3 years since my last visit. Checking in now. This place is what turned Corridor into a spot for picking up girls. When you think about it, being able to drink for just over 300 yen in Ginza is amazing! By the way, the rule is to buy 1,000 yen worth of tickets (3 drinks) when you enter. As an old man, I think it's good to have a quick drink when there are few customers. #Ginza standing bar #Corridor street drinking alone #Ginza bar #Ginza tavern #Ginza drinking #Ginza bar hopping #Ginza izakaya #Ginza bar hopping #Ginza drinking alone #Ginza standing drinking #Ginza dinner #Ginza gourmet #Ginza izakaya date #Chuo-ku gourmet #Ginza alcoholics #Love standing drinking #Only standing drinking wins #Standing drinking guys #Standing drinking girls #Love walking and drinking #Walking and drinking guys #Walking and drinking girls #Love sake #Sake drinking guys #Sake drinking girls #Rui Yoshida's bar wandering diary #Women's bar wandering diary #Bar hopping man

This place, which seems to be certified by the Cuban embassy, is known for its delicious Mojitos. When I went around 8 pm on a Friday, the place was already lively, and they could only serve me two more Mojitos as they were running out (lol). I had the two Mojitos, which were easy to drink and delicious! After that, I had a Gin and Tonic. The place had a high percentage of male customers, and there were plenty of women around! It felt like a harem (lol). You may also meet people of foreign nationalities, but be careful as there are quite a few married individuals mixed in as well. It had been many years since I last visited, but it felt more bustling than before! The restaurant has a rating of 3.18 on Tabelog as of November 2019.

The guide lost the way and three old men managed to find the restaurant on their own. The restaurant was like a sauna, with everything priced at 300 yen. Despite going there mostly sober, we were approached by drunk men trying to pick us up. It was a strange experience, but the strong alcohol served there could be appealing to some people. Just use it as a place to get pumped up and enjoy the drinks.

If you want to have a quick drink, this place is good, but it may feel a bit pricey. It's a good place to kill time while waiting for someone. You first buy tickets for ¥300 each at the register, then exchange them for drinks and food at the counter. You receive a number tag for your food order and a tattooed guy brings it to your table. They were also hosting a company event at the back. When I sat near the entrance, someone asked me if I was there to pay the participation fee. Thank you for the meal!

It's really crowded and everyone is lively. The taste is okay, nothing special though.

I feel like there is not enough drink. It's a pity that everyone is wearing masks. It would be even better if there was a little more food.

I found a good place nearby where I can drink cheaply around 19:30 for the second round/third place to adjust the time. It's a nice place. You buy tickets at the counter. It's like a stylish version of the standing bar in Kameido with low public morals that has a ticket system. You need a minimum of 3 tickets for 990 yen, each ticket costing at least 330 yen. The drinks are 300 yen, which is amazing. The place in Kameido is more expensive, over 300 yen. So when you think about it, Kameido is quite pricey. In Ginza, 300 yen is really something! Mojito... maybe my first time trying it. It's like a shochu highball. It's apparently recommended by some embassy. It's really delicious. Paloma... it was written on the recommended menu, so I ordered it. I looked it up and it's tequila mixed with grapefruit. It was delicious. Snap pea and tuna namul... it was recommended by the staff. It's refreshing and tasty. There were many other delicious-looking menu items like potato fries, all for 300 yen. Normally, there are many solo women in the area, but today, it was mostly men due to the pandemic. About 3 groups in total. The regulars were sitting at the counter. Some places have direct air conditioning that can be cold, so be careful. Thanks to that, I felt a bit cold the next day. I will definitely come back. That's all.

At a year-end party with friends in December 2019, we decided to go to a second restaurant. The underground area was packed with people. It was standing-room only, like being on a crowded train. And it was mostly men... We had to buy 3 tickets for 300 yen each at first. We exchanged them for drinks and food. It was cheap, but on that day, it was incredibly crowded. Ordering, using the restroom, everything had a long line... I wouldn't want to go if it's always like this. Also, there was a lot of cigarette smoke. It's a standing bar where it's easy to talk to other people. In that sense, it was quite refreshing.

I visited 300BAR for the fifth time. The atmosphere on Friday was amazing! It's what you would call a "pickup bar". The ratio of men to women on this pre-holiday Friday felt like 9:1. I was with a group of male friends I've known for years, but for women visiting for reasons other than meeting people, the outcome may not be as intended. It's like a bar leaning towards a club vibe. The loud music was enjoyable. I didn't pay, so I'm not sure about the details, but it seems like all drinks are 300 yen each. Cheap! Thank you for the meal.

The store is spacious and relaxing, with a nice, adult-like atmosphere. It's clean and calming. When I visited around 4:00, about 40% of the seats were taken. The staff are friendly and polite, and you order at the counter. Both drinks and food are priced at 300 yen each, and it's a ticket system so you won't spend more than that. The drink menu is extensive, and even though I usually prefer sweet drinks, I found many cocktails that I enjoyed. I was very satisfied, and it's a great place to linger or as a meeting spot for the next destination.

I stopped by Moriichi in Jinbocho for a light meal and then visited. The cherry blossoms are in full bloom outside. Inside the restaurant is also in full bloom.

I came here for the first time in a while on a slightly warm holiday in March. It's empty during the day. Happy hour bottled beer is also 300 yen. It's bad manners, but chugging beer like that is delicious! PS The business hours have changed!

Happy hour is also available on Sundays starting from noon, with everything priced at 300 yen. It's great! The weekend nights are crowded like a packed train.

When entering the store, you purchase tickets and exchange them for drinks or food. Women must buy at least two tickets (648 yen), but any leftovers can be used next time, which is convenient. They offer a wide variety of drinks, with the mojito being highly recommended. Most drinks are priced at 300 yen each, making it a good value. I have visited a few times, and it tends to get crowded suddenly after 8 pm. It's a normal occurrence to bump shoulders with the person next to you in this small shop compared to 300BarNEXT nearby. If you prefer a leisurely drink, I recommend leaving the store by 8 pm. Also, being a famous spot for street solicitations in the Corridor Street, you will be approached quite frequently.

It's not crowded in the evenings on weekdays, which is nice.

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