I went to a izakaya in Shibuya with some friends after having a drink. It was past midnight on a weekday, so it wasn't too crowded and we were able to get in easily. The staff were friendly when they showed us to our table and took our orders. Since we were a group who didn't really know how to play darts, the staff kindly taught us how to throw and gave us tips. We didn't order much food, just focused on playing darts. However, I noticed that other customers were enjoying food while playing. Overall, I think it's a place suitable for various situations.

When I go to play darts in Shibuya, I sometimes stop by this place. The staff are always energetic and the atmosphere is fun. They have a variety of dishes besides snacks, so it's okay even if you want to eat a full meal. They also have sets for tequila punishment games and many other cocktails available. There is a VIP room available for parties or group gatherings. Remember to bring your ID as it is required at the entrance!

Student-friendly bar. Be careful, you have to take off your shoes in the private rooms at the back. Location: Up the hill from Dogenzaka, a bit to the left. Looks like a sketchy area, but once you get used to it, it's not a big deal. Seating: Open seating in the front, private rooms in the back (visible to all). Food & Value: Can't remember much about the Bagna Cauda I ordered, but it's a good place for a fun night out. You can probably stay within a budget of under 5000 yen per person. Ease of Reservation: Easy to make a reservation even on the same day. Private rooms tend to be popular.

On this day, before arriving here, I made the mistake of going into a catch izakaya and feeling terrible, so when the idea of playing darts came up, I insisted on going to Bee! This was my first time at Bee in Shibuya, but I have been to Bee in Shinjuku a few times and always had a good impression of the staff's service. Although the store in Shibuya was much smaller than Shinjuku, the staff's service was still excellent. We ordered the prosciutto grissini and margherita pizza. Both were delicious, but I couldn't resist ordering seconds of the grissini. I love it. We ordered a bottle of red wine from Corona as our drink. Since Halloween was approaching, we all ordered the limited color Jägermeister, which came with a tattoo sticker. We had a great time and got pretty drunk. I definitely want to go back.

There is a darts bar in Shibuya. It can be said that it is the originator that created the current soft darts boom, and it is a sacred place (in my opinion). It is open from daytime until the first train, so you can enjoy playing darts. It is also a great place for gatherings like group dates. It is convenient for second parties as well. From 3pm to 6pm on weekdays, darts are free to play all you want. This is a great service for dart enthusiasts. Moreover, during this time, there is no cover charge. After 9pm, there is a cover charge of 540 yen. Drinks and cocktails start from around 600 yen, which is considered affordable for Shibuya. The cocktails used to be terrible 8 years ago, but now they are decent.

On Monday night, I was in the mood for darts. So, I visited "Bee Shibuya" located near the lower part of Dogenzaka. The interior of the restaurant was quite spacious, with only a few customers as I arrived early. It started to get busier around 9 pm, with many people using it as a second round spot. This time, I opted for the 6-course all-you-can-drink option, which costs around 3500 yen. We started with a beer toast, which is always the best on a Monday night. The dishes were pretty standard and tasty. I couldn't help but try the "Mango Milk" and "Banana Orange" drinks. The all-you-can-drink option also allowed for a fun game experience in the restroom. However, the touch panel didn't respond well, leaving me slightly disappointed.

The first time I used it was for a welcome party for a darts club set up at work! The course meal was served that time, but the appetizers, a la carte, main course, and dessert were all delicious. Is this a dart bar? I was so focused on darts that I didn't really eat. The variety of alcohol available is quite extensive, so even people who don't play darts can easily come for a drink! Cocktails, wine, rum, shochu - maybe some people come here just to drink. In addition to darts, there are various games available in the store, so I don't think you'll get bored. For me, I come about once a week and enjoy some drinks. (Recently at the Ginza branch for personal reasons) I'm always up for a tequila match! If you go late on Friday or Saturday night, Shibuya is definitely bustling! From cheers to settling the bill, it's a lively atmosphere. I always order a Tequila Sunrise for drinks and the smoked salmon and avocado canapé for food - it's a must. Alright, let's go again tomorrow. It might not be kind to my wallet though.

I used this restaurant from 8:00 pm on a regular day. The place was empty at first, and I wondered if this restaurant was okay. However, by around 9:00 pm, other customers started coming in and it became somewhat lively. It seems like many people use this place as their second stop. When I entered the restaurant, I was handed a wet towel, which was a nice service as some places don't offer it these days. Beer came in a pitcher, but other drinks were served in regular glasses. I'm not sure if it was because we were a group, but we were assigned one female staff member. As for the food, the portions were generally small. I'm not sure if it's because they don't match the number of people or because drinking and playing darts are the main focus. Also, the time between one dish and the next was quite long. During that time, all we could do was drink, so I ended up getting full on drinks. They also brought out a birthday cake for us, but it was not cut and was difficult to eat. I think this place is more suitable for casually drinking as a second stop rather than using it for parties.

Darts are fun! A place where young people who seem like they are already adults are playing in Shibuya. It's not a place to talk about food (lol). I was drinking a Negroni and my friend was having a Lemon Sour. The appetizer was giant corn with a crunchy texture. Occasionally, dry snacks are delicious too (lol). We also had an assortment of olives in a cocktail glass with green and black varieties, garnished with Italian parsley. But probably they just took them out of a jar, for sure (lol). It's okay, it's okay. Don't worry about what you eat or drink, just enjoy the darts! This place is good for that!

I don't play darts, but I joined my friends who were drinking together. The staff at the bar were all very energetic. As soon as we entered, they noticed us and greeted us enthusiastically, which was really nice. After meeting up with my friends, they quickly came to take our drink orders. I tried a Salty Dog, but it was extremely salty because there was a lot of coarse salt on it. I think the bar I usually go to is tastier. We didn't order any food, but they brought out some prosciutto and melon for us, saying "It's past 9 o'clock, so here's some prosciutto and melon!" I haven't had it in a while, but it was just regular prosciutto and melon. My friends had been there for about 2 hours before I arrived, and we left after 1-2 hours, so we were there for about 3-4 hours in total. We didn't drink much, but it cost us about 4400 yen for the three of us. I'm not sure about the food, but I'm giving this rating based on the good service from the staff.

After drinking at two more bars before arriving here, I finally made it to this spacious and clean darts bar located about a 5-minute walk from Shibuya Station. It's bustling with a lot of students. This darts bar has Asahi beer on tap, which is what I was aiming for. Unlike regular beer, it has a strong foam and a rich flavor that is very delicious. It feels like it's made specifically for Japanese people, unlike the intense taste of foreign beers. Enjoying darts with this beer is the best. When I was about to fall asleep in my chair, the staff brought me a hot towel, showing that the service is top-notch. I will definitely come back here when I want to drink beer again.

Darts is a hobby of mine and I occasionally go to play. As expected, being the birthplace of darts bars, the staff are wonderfully trained. They are energetic, with smiles on their faces, and the toilets are sparkling clean. During busy times, there is a rotation system for playing darts, but they make sure to keep the order, so you can drink or play games while waiting and soon it will be your turn. The food may not be a huge portion, but it's enough if you're just looking to snack while drinking. The drinks are also delicious. I will definitely go back again.

This time, I visited the darts bar Bee Shibuya in Shibuya. It's been about 10 years since I last visited when it first opened in Ikebukuro. Well, it's a darts bar, so the main focus is on enjoying darts and drinks! So, don't expect too much from the food. The bagna cauda, pizza, and sausages are all really average haha. But the staff are friendly and cheerful, with a good, youthful atmosphere. It's definitely a place to enjoy darts and drinks, rather than a place to enjoy a meal.

I have used this place many times. This time, I ordered food for the first time so I will write about it. The atmosphere is a stylish dart bar! The open floor is nice and you can use an iPad for free! From 3pm to 6pm, there is no cover charge and darts are free! Drinks start from around 700 yen. It's a bit on the expensive side. It becomes quite pricey if you don't go for a course with all-you-can-drink. Now, about the food, the original bagna cauda (780 yen) that I usually eat is served bubbling hot, but here it was cold. The sauce lacked flavor and honestly, it tasted better with just salt. The vegetables were fresh and tasty though! The ricotta and tomato honey salad (580 yen) had delicious ricotta cheese, tasty tomatoes, and a nice honey sauce, but everything clashed in my mouth so I ended up wanting to eat the tomatoes separately. Honestly, it was a miss. I don't think I will order food here in the future. However, I like the atmosphere and the service, so I still plan on coming back as usual.

We missed the last train and ended up at this place with my colleagues from work. The location is about a 5-minute walk from Hachiko Exit in Shibuya, heading left on the road towards Doganzaka. The entrance is a bit further inside the building on the first floor, and in the evening, you might see staff members outside the building calling out to customers. The interior of the place is mainly black, creating a chic and calming atmosphere. There are also spacious seats where you can sit comfortably, even if darts are not your main focus. As soon as you enter, you will see many iPads lined up on the right side, which you can use for free. It might be nice to take a break from darts and play games on the iPads while sitting together. Since we only ordered drinks after our meal, the service was quick, and the staff recommended some great drinks that we enjoyed. The cocktails and original drinks (like the Easy Ma) were delicious. Despite being a bit tipsy, the staff were polite and made our time there enjoyable. We will definitely visit again!

I used this place for a so-called girls' night out. I didn't know there were special menus for girls' nights! There is also a space where you can play darts, but since none of us knew how to play, we just glanced at it (laughs). Let's toast right away! The food was okay. Fried chicken, salad, rice, snacks, and dessert, etc. Drinks were all-you-can-drink, so it was decent. However, what left a strong impression was how fun the staff were. They chatted with us, took photos for us... I ended up ordering more drinks. The journey to the restroom was also interesting~ I got lost the first time, but... It's a perfect place for a lively gathering with friends♪