I haven't been playing darts much lately, but for some reason, I ended up playing and losing quite often, which led to drinking tequila as a result. I tried Okinawa whiskey for the first time. #Shinjuku #Shinjuku3-chome #Higashi-Shinjuku #Kabukicho #DartsBar #Jackpot #Darts #Okinawa #KumesenSakeBrewery #Highball #Tequila

I tried playing the jackpot only once and lost, so I had just one shot of tequila! #Shinjuku #Shinjuku3chome #HigashiShinjuku #Kabukicho #DartsBar #Jackpot #GinRickey #Screwdriver #Tequila

We visited with a total of 3 people, including two first-time visitors, and it seemed like both of them had a good time! #Shinjuku #Shinjuku3chome #HigashiShinjuku #DartsBar #EbisuBeer #Jagariko #Salad #ChipStar #Kurokirishima #Akakirishima #Mizuwari

Located in a mixed-use building just a short walk from the Hanamichi Street, Yuugen-tei is a great place to enjoy drinks with a veteran master who has a long history in Kabukicho. You can have a fun time here! #Shinjuku #Shinjuku3chome #HigashiShinjuku #DartsBar #Miyagikyo #SingleMalt #SHERRY&SWEET #MiyagikyoDistillery #LimitedEdition

Shinjuku, Shinjuku Sanchome, Higashi Shinjuku, Kabukicho. A dart bar with highballs and Branton Black.

#Shinjuku #Shinjuku Sanchome #Higashi Shinjuku #Kabukicho #Darts Bar #Jackpot #Highball #Tequila #Mixed Nuts #Mayonnaise

Shinjuku is located in a corner of Kabukicho, on a street called Sakura Street I believe? It is on the second floor of a building with various restaurants and bars. A landmark nearby is the Jojoen restaurant. It used to be located on the first floor of Tokyu Milano near Seibu Shinjuku Station, under the name "Enzelle", but it has since moved. Thanks to this, I only recently found out about it. Two beers and one dish cost 2,480 yen. They offer three types of draft beer: Guinness, Bellevue, and Kirin (Heartland). While they didn't have a shamrock for the Guinness, they poured it nicely. As a beer lover, I would prefer Bass or Kilkenny over Bellevue. However, they do have a good selection of bottled beers for this type of establishment, including craft beers. The food is mainly small dishes and not very elaborate. It's decent but nothing special. As a pub, I would hope for at least something like fish and chips, even if haggis might be a stretch. Perhaps they have limitations on frying food. The interior has a long counter and two small round tables, giving it a somewhat sophisticated feel.

This Irish bar is located on the second floor of a building a little further down Sakura Street, in a slightly hidden location. It used to have a larger store near the Komadori Theater, but it seems to have moved due to the theater's relocation in Shinjuku. The interior is classy and seems to have kept the same items from the previous store. The juices here are 100% fresh and very delicious! Cocktails like the Bulldog are excellent. They also offer a wide variety of beers, so you can always enjoy a tasty beer. Of course, they also have Irish malt. Whether you like beer, malt, or cocktails, you will surely find a delicious drink here. If you feel like having a few more drinks in Kabukicho, be sure to check it out...

This shop is a sister store of the high-quality bar "Angel" near Seibu Shinjuku Line Numabukuro Station (and Angel Second near Toshimaen Station). Although it advertises itself as a "sports pub" with monitors and a good selection of food, it is not much different from the main store. In other words, while it may not be considered an authentic bar, it is quite a decent shot bar. As mentioned in the review, it excels in all aspects but has its drawbacks. The main issue is its location. Located along Sakura Street in Kabukicho, one of Tokyo's, or rather Japan's, largest entertainment districts, this shop is surrounded by numerous adult entertainment establishments. This means that when walking alone, men are often approached by touts and others. While the noise is blocked out once inside the shop, getting there can be a bit unpleasant. In that sense, this shop may be selective about its clientele.

I use the pattern of having a drink on my way home from work. The place is a cozy Irish bar on the second floor of a building next to Yugen-Tei, a yakiniku restaurant in Kabukicho. The atmosphere is a bit bright with soccer jerseys and pub-like decorations. They have a monthly rotating selection of draft beers that beer lovers will enjoy. Highly recommended. The food ranges from light snacks to pasta, with quite a few options on the chalkboard menu. The staff and regular customers are all nice people, and we often have fun playing darts or other table games together. Also highly recommended.