(Prologue... Elegy of the Old Men) I used this place for regular drinking sessions with my college friends. When I received a message about a drinking party at a karaoke box, I honestly felt quite resistant. But my friends strongly pushed for it. So we chose this place. It was a meat course with all-you-can-drink and karaoke included for 4000 yen per person. I couldn't believe such a convenient place existed, but we arrived there. The atmosphere was like a high-class karaoke box. We were escorted to our room and the food arrived within a few minutes. It exceeded my expectations. (Even though I know it's not good for my body) All of us in our 50s were taking on the challenge of meat dishes. It's somewhat suicidal for old men like us. But sometimes, a little adventure is necessary. Washing down the meat with beer... I know it's not good for my body, but it was delicious. There were no delays in the all-you-can-drink service. And we kept drinking, and eventually started singing karaoke. The winter banquet continued. After passionately singing Misato's songs, I realized I was eating fried rice. (Summary... If you want a set of food and karaoke, it's a good deal) If you want to enjoy food, drinks, and karaoke, this place is a good deal. The quality of the food and drinks slightly exceeded expectations, and overall, it was well put together. The cost performance is not bad, the atmosphere of the restaurant is nice, so I would like to use it again.

One night, we went to Pasela in Kabukicho for the first time for a second round of drinks. We sang songs by Aimyon, Kenshi Yonezu, Southern All Stars, Julie, and did karaoke until late at night. We also had the famous food pan and had a great time. Before we knew it, the night had passed. We forgot to sing "Yaba T"♪(/ω＼*) Thank you for the meal. Kabukicho was as lively as always. Today, I will do my best in the Mezamashi Janken game.

Rarely, I ate without showing the appearance or interior, so here are only the photos of what I ate. This time, I visited a restaurant with colleagues after shopping for Halloween preparations. We went to a familiar place, Pasela, which I haven't been to in a while. As for the Halloween shopping, we went to the reliable Don Quijote. We visited the one in Kabukicho, and it was quite an experience with the narrow aisles and crowded spaces. It felt very much like Kabukicho. Normally, Pasela is used for karaoke and dining, but this time, the focus was solely on the food as everyone was hungry. We ordered the Halloween Monster Honey Toast, which was a lavish dish with a whole loaf of bread used as the base. It was topped with chocolate ice cream, various fruits, whipped cream, and berry sauce. The toast inside was not too flavorful, but the outer part was crispy while the inside was fluffy. It was delicious as always. We also tried the Classical Mont Blanc Honey Toast, which featured Spanish chestnut paste and vanilla ice cream inside Mont Blanc cream, topped with chestnuts. The toast inside was cut into cubes and soaked in honey. The honey added a strong sweetness to the dish. Despite having three people, we ordered four Honey Toasts. It might have seemed strange to the staff, but we enjoyed our meal. Thank you for the meal!

*Waiting time* No waiting time for a reservation at 2:00 PM on Sunday *Order & Price* 3100 yen for a Honey Toast pack with all-you-can-drink soft drinks *Atmosphere* It's a typical karaoke place. *Service* The service was very attentive. They provided services for families with children such as diapers, toys, and cups with lids. *Impression* I chose the seasonal limited edition flavors of chocolate and orange, as well as strawberry. Cutting the strawberry was quite difficult. The chocolate and orange had cubed bread inside, making it easier to share. The taste was honestly average. The bread was just ordinary without any special features. I wish it had been warmer, more like a Danish pastry, crispy, or had some kind of twist. It was disappointing to see some parts without any toppings. The presentation looks luxurious, which is a plus. There was a variety of drinks available, including floats and tapioca drinks, so we could enjoy trying different things without getting bored. *Expectations* We had fun with our kids, but considering we didn't sing and just ate bread, paying 3100 yen for 3 hours felt a bit expensive.

I used it for a private party. The buffet-style menu included beef stew and fruit punch, which were very delicious. It may be more expensive than regular izakayas, but I think it's definitely worth it. If I have the opportunity to host a drinking party in Shinjuku, I would like to visit again.

The Pasela store in Shinjuku is the newest and cleanest among all. It has a sense of cleanliness and is perfect for girls' gatherings due to its interior atmosphere.

I visited this restaurant on a holiday night in November 2017. This place is a karaoke bar. Today, we had a course meal with all-you-can-drink option (including 3 hours of karaoke). The wine for the all-you-can-drink was nothing special, but it was nice to have sparkling wine available. When we ordered too many glasses, they started serving the sparkling wine in regular glasses instead of flutes. The seasonal appetizer platter included 4 types of appetizers, salad, sardines in garlic oil with bread, mackerel in tomato sauce, pasta with bonito in tomato sauce, grilled pork, and dessert. There were a lot of fish dishes, but they were all well-prepared and the warm dishes were served hot. I don't usually write reviews for karaoke bars, but the food here was surprisingly good, so I wanted to mention it.

Weekend sweets. I went to a karaoke place and ended up eating a lot of fried food. In the lobby, they had various snacks that were evolving. Located in Shinjuku, Kabukicho. Along Shinjuku Ward Office Street. The interior of the restaurant is like a tropical resort with private rooms. On the 1st floor lobby, they had a welcome with crispy plum, salted kelp, and a small freezer with popsicles. Onion Ring Tower - 730 yen. A tower of onion rings appeared with cheese sauce and ketchup as dipping sauces. They were delicious and hot, freshly fried. A satisfying dessert.

This time, I visited not with the intention of karaoke, but to have a relaxing meal. It was my first time ordering food other than Honey Toast at Pasela, and it was so delicious that it exceeded the realm of karaoke, so I wanted to write a review. The dishes I ordered were: - Caesar Salad - Camembert and Prosciutto Risotto - Honey Toast The Caesar Salad tasted similar to others, but it had plenty of crunchy vegetables and a satisfying volume. The Camembert and Prosciutto Risotto was so delicious that I wanted to write a review about it. The cheese flavor was rich, and the risotto was creamy, but the combination with the prosciutto on top created a perfect balance of flavors. It's a taste that girls would love. Highly recommended. The Honey Toast was the classic Honey Toast - crispy bread with plenty of honey. It was consistently delicious. The portion was too much for two girls to finish, and I was so satisfied that I would like to visit again just for this menu. Thank you for the meal.

Today, I had a karaoke girls' night out with my former colleagues in Shinjuku. There's a course that offers 3 hours of all-you-can-drink and all-you-can-eat sweets! I couldn't imagine what it would be like to have all-you-can-eat sweets at a karaoke place. We reserved the seasonal girls' night out course (3400 yen) starting from 6 pm, which includes a room fee for 3 hours and optional all-you-can-drink (+1500 yen). There are over 120 types of drinks available! We had honey toast and all-you-can-eat sweets, including freshly baked bread. The room we were guided to was a traditional Japanese-style tatami room where we could take off our shoes and sit comfortably. The pastel-colored macaron cushions were adorable. We started with a toast of champagne. The seasonal appetizer platter included bamboo shoot terrine, smoked duck pastrami with pepper, and salmon carpaccio, as well as a salad with boiled whitebait and asparagus. The shrimp and fava bean ajillo with freshly baked bread was delicious. The charcoal-grilled roast pork with balsamic sauce was tender and juicy. The girls' night out special honey toast was luxurious, but once the ice cream was gone, it was a bit difficult to eat just the honey-drizzled toast. The pastry chef's special dessert platter was also delightful. Then we enjoyed the all-you-can-eat sweets. We called to ask for a refill of the sweets plate, and they brought out different varieties each time, all cute and delicious. The drink options included shandies, house red and white wines, hot coffee, jar cocktails like apricot mix sparkling, kir, placenta hot jasmine tea, and a wide variety of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. We could also do karaoke for 3 hours, but we were having so much fun chatting over food and drinks that we only did karaoke for about 30 minutes after finishing the meal, while nibbling on sweets.

✳️ PASELA @ Shinjuku banquet: We used the party venue on the 6th floor! There were various drinks available and they would make them for you. The food was more varied than expected! Guacamole and cheese crackers ★ Seafood salad ★ Roast of Italian whey-fed pork ★ The meat was thick! Flavored with balsamic. Chicken teapot ★ Mushroom lasagna ★ The cream sauce was rich. Beef stew ★ The tomato flavor really comes through. Bread ★ Soft and spindle-shaped, goes well with the beef stew! Berry blancmange ★ And the delightful honey toast ★ This time we had three loaves! I like the honey-infused center as well as the crispy edges. The portion was good too! I would like to post pictures of the stage as well, but due to various issues, I will refrain from doing so haha.

We used it for the company's drinking party 2nd party! Pasela is clean and the service is good, so we use it often. Recently, there are stores with restaurants, but the Shinjuku Kabukicho store had a café on the first floor. There is even a women-only floor! For families with children, there are tatami rooms, children's microphones, and toys available. It's a nice service for families with children who go out during the day. Also, Pasela has delicious food! Asian cuisine is the main focus, but they also have pasta and pizza. It's a bit pricey, but the appeal is that you can eat delicious food in the karaoke room without having to go out to eat. Recently, there are also courses that include food + karaoke. And when it comes to Pasela, there's the Honey Toast! I tried the Fully Ripe Chocolate Banana Honey Toast for 815 yen. It's been a while since I've had it, but the toast was crispy on the outside and delicious! There are more varieties now, and you can also add toppings. The drink menu includes trendy drinks served in jars. They look luxurious with whole fruits inside! There is a wide variety of alcohol, such as highballs, sake, wine, and cocktails! Even soft drinks, including tapioca drinks and café-style drinks, cater to various needs. Next time, I'm thinking of ordering a course, not just karaoke. Thank you for taking care of us!

I heard there was a women-only floor in May 2015, so I visited for the first time. The 3rd floor was a beautiful non-smoking room, reserved for women, and it was very comfortable. While we were all singing normally, to my surprise, a birthday honey toast arrived!! A friend had arranged it in advance. I was so touched. They even kept to the scheduled time, truly great service. The pink heart-shaped chocolates were so cute. The honey toast was cut into easy-to-eat sizes, which was another pleasant surprise!! They even prepared commemorative photos for each person on the way out, which I am grateful for. I would love to visit again. The location is also good, as it is close to JR East Exit.

The drinks and dishes are reasonably priced and good, but the appetizers are not tasty. They always come with the meal, but everyone ends up leaving them uneaten. I wish they would improve the quality of the appetizers or just skip them altogether. The restaurant has a nice atmosphere and is easy to visit, but the appetizers are a miss. I have only used the restaurant so far, but I am interested in trying out the karaoke or party rooms next time.