This karaoke room on Corridor Street must be full of couples at night. It's a very gorgeous and stylish karaoke room. After a sukiyaki lunch, Momosan practiced playing instruments and then sang 2 or 3 songs. Singing while crying... haha, oh no, that's enough. I ordered a hot coffee after the meat, and it was very delicious. Oh, each room has a tambourine permanently set up? The power outlet is also available for use, which is very helpful.

Today, I attended a gathering of alumni from the domestic sales department of an electrical equipment manufacturer in the Tokyo area. After being canceled for four years due to the spread of the coronavirus, we were finally able to hold the event at Ginza Corridor store. The menu included salad, appetizers, sandwiches, pasta, ginger pork, and cake, with a total of five dishes and a 4.5-hour all-you-can-drink option. Unfortunately, I couldn't take pictures of everything due to the nature of the banquet. The participation fee was 5,000 yen. Overall, the venue was luxurious and the food was delicious, living up to the positive reviews I had read beforehand. The restaurant was almost full on a Sunday afternoon in Ginza, showing its popularity.

Hello! I am a table tennis girl! I went to karaoke with some old friends after a long time. Actually, I didn't plan on going to karaoke, but I thought it might be nice to eat and have fun with a large group. The room was spacious and the interior felt noble. It had a high-class vibe, just like the Cote d'Azur. The karaoke for nobles, right? The all-you-can-drink alcohol wasn't that expensive, and there were some fancy potatoes that were well seasoned by the chef. The potatoes had a mineral taste, in addition to the fluffy texture of sweet potatoes, you could also feel a crispy texture. The onion tower was so much fun, with a slightly spicy and stimulating taste that was irresistible. You could also feel the sweetness of the onions. It was so much fun to order food and drinks from the karaoke machine. It felt like a fun private izakaya rather than just karaoke. This way, it would be great for a drinking party, right?

I don't have many memories of eating delicious food at karaoke boxes, but here you can enjoy a stylish Italian course. The portions are generous, so it's satisfying for women. It's also nice that sparkling wine is included in the all-you-can-drink option. (^^)

The front is gorgeous! But once you enter the room, it's just a regular karaoke box.

The essential in Ginza is always the big box. Coat d'Azur. Today is a farewell party. The course is 5000 yen all-you-can-drink. The food is not like typical karaoke bar snacks, but it's buffet style and quite authentic. There is even roast beef, which might be better than other fake Italian places. If you're having a drinking party with around 50 people in Ginza, this is the place to go.

I used it with a few friends I hadn't seen in a long time. It was a lunch with free drinks included. I wasn't expecting much from a karaoke lunch, but the food was delicious and the interior was luxurious. We ate well, talked a lot, sang, and had a very enjoyable time. You can only get a refill after finishing your drink, so I was a little inconvenienced because I wanted to have both a warm drink and cold tea at hand.

I had a friend's birthday at this restaurant, and they provided a dessert plate and took a photo for us, which made for a great memory. The food was delicious, and we had a fun time.

We went with our family. We sang for 3 hours. We ordered pizza and potatoes. It was delicious.

The karaoke had a gorgeous atmosphere. It was beautiful and wonderful!

You can enjoy karaoke in a private room and the food is delicious at this high-class karaoke place. Highly recommended!

The organizer may be at fault? The membership fee was expensive.

A slightly upscale karaoke place.

This is a shop located underground in Corridor Street. The outside sign had a big menu with photos, making it look like a restaurant. But it turned out to be a karaoke place! I was surprised as I descended the glamorous staircase that looked like a high-class club. Despite feeling confused, I decided to go in since there was a menu with items priced at 1000 yen. I was greeted by a luxurious front desk and asked for lunch. The staff said they could provide it, so I ordered a hamburger set with a drink and salad for 1000 yen. Each room was a private karaoke room, and you could enjoy one hour of karaoke for free. I didn't have high expectations for the food, but it turned out to be better than I thought. However, the room smelled like cigarettes. Even though I didn't plan to sing, I ended up taking a short break during my lunch hour and sang one song. It was a nice change of pace. Overall, it was an unexpected karaoke experience during my lunch break. Thank you for the meal!

Located in the Ginza Corridor Street, Côte d'Azur is a karaoke bar owned by the gentleman's clothing AOKI Holdings Group. It is the 5th largest chain in the country. It has a rich and luxurious atmosphere typical of Ginza. As I descended the glamorous staircase, I couldn't help but wonder what if a beautiful lady appeared? However, it turned out to be just a regular karaoke bar. The room fee is as stated outside, 550 yen for 30 minutes. There are also premium rooms such as the Versailles Room and Monte Carlo Room for an additional 250 yen. I received a 20% discount by presenting my JP BANK card. I opted for the 90-minute all-you-can-drink option for 1,500 yen. For food, I ordered the following: Foie Gras Mousse with Baguette for 700 yen, Avocado Dip with Baguette for 850 yen, and Potato Fries for 500 yen. The Foie Gras Mousse on the baguette was delicate and delicious. The Avocado Dip with shrimp and nuts had a nice texture. The Potato Fries were crispy and tasty. Overall, I found it better than Big Echo or Karaoke-kan.

Good evening! It's Medy ♡（*＾▼＾*）／ Sorry for the late-night review yesterday, but this time I went to the restaurant to sing karaoke, so I will share my experience in a food review! At my workplace, they held a welcome party during the day, and then a social gathering in the evening. It's the first time I've experienced such a welcoming company! I saved money on meals for both lunch and dinner, which made me really happy! The restaurant I visited is the same one I ordered delivery from recently. Despite having low ratings on Tabelog, I decided to support them by uploading a total of 77 photos and sharing my experience. What surprised me about this place is that it's not your typical karaoke box. It has a luxurious vibe, with a staircase lined with red carpet at the entrance. To give you a feel for the atmosphere, I've prepared a virtual experience in the image section from 【0】to 【29】 in manga format, so please check it out! When it comes to the food, I ordered the Chef's Special 7-course meal, and I was amazed that they have an actual chef working there. Dishes like potato with black truffle and sautéed beef sirloin with foie gras were served, which was unexpected for a karaoke place. Usually, with all-you-can-drink courses, you get generic wines and mostly focus on cocktails. But at this place, they offer premium drinks like Yama no Kami and Yamazaki 12 years! That's a big plus in my book. Although I didn't pay for the meal this time, I still wanted to share my thoughts and experience. It was a fun and unique karaoke experience, and I hope you all have a happy Saturday night! From Medy ━━━━━━━━━━━ Medy is a rider who owns both an 800cc and 230cc bike and can handle them with ease. Check out Medy's riding videos on their YouTube channel! 【Medy YouTube Channel】http://www.youtube.com/user/Yokomamu Posted late at night on April 3, 2015 ━━━━━━━━━━━ A restaurant in Ginza that provides perfect dishes for high-end seminars' social gatherings ♡ So delicious ♡ ━━━━━━━━━━━ Good morning! ヾ╲(｡^‿^｡)╱ It's Medy, enjoying the food in Ginza to the fullest! Ginza is the best! This morning, I want to share the dinner I had the other day. Have you ever wondered what a high-end seminar's social gathering in Ginza would be like? I will review it in today's food report. I was a bit worried about having the social gathering at the seminar venue, but this restaurant I ordered delivery from did an amazing job! They set up tablecloths, flowers, and transformed the dull seminar venue into a lovely social gathering place. It was a buffet-style meal with various dishes and lots of my favorite alcohol. It was like paradise. The wine connoisseur teacher who attended the seminar that day brought many wines, so there was plenty to enjoy. I hope you all have a great Saturday night! (*˘▼˘*).｡.:*♡ From Medy

The reception side visited again! It seems to be fully booked, probably because the guests are regular customers? Just like last time, the reception at the front desk left a very good impression! Honestly, I don't always have high expectations for the food, but the truffle potato fries and pasta were surprisingly delicious!! The shrimp salad was also good! However, by the time the main course arrived, I had been drinking too much and couldn't really taste it... Everyone else seemed to be enjoying the food. Next time, I'll try asking them to bring the main course after the appetizers! The drinks selection is decent, so I'm satisfied. The karaoke facilities are top-notch for karaoke enthusiasts, but as someone who doesn't enjoy karaoke, I can't justify the expense, so maybe I'll visit again in about a year. The atmosphere is great for karaoke receptions!

I wanted to use a microphone for a large banquet, and this time it was a year-end party for the entire department. It's the 7th time this year. The food was served in large dishes, and the drinks included bottled beer, red and white wine already set on the tables, whiskey with water, shochu highball, oolong tea, orange juice, and so on. Well, if you want a microphone-equipped private room in a large venue in Ginza, it will cost around 5000 yen, but it can't be helped. The year-end party was lively, and although I personally only had a few bites of food like roast pork and caprese pinchos, all 10 dishes that were served were completely gone, so everyone seemed satisfied. With three large screens and two monitors, this place is recommended for events where the planning is crucial. Thank you for the delicious meal.

After work, I stopped by with three friends. One of them recommended this place. We went down a small staircase along Corridor Street. The entrance had a luxurious atmosphere with a red carpet. Inside, the dark marble floor created a chic and sophisticated space, almost like a high-end club. Each room was a private karaoke room, adding to the upscale vibe. We ordered a la carte dishes such as black wagyu steak, foie gras, a platter of cheese, prosciutto, and sausages, herb butter grilled turban shells, and salad. The food matched our tastes perfectly. The staff mentioned that the chef had experience working at a well-known restaurant, which explained the quality of the dishes. We ordered a bottle of sparkling wine and white wine, which had a good selection. Overall, the atmosphere, food, and service were excellent. In Ginza, I personally think that you can't get much for around 5,000 yen unless you're at a standing bar, so I believe this place offers good value for the quality. Next time, I plan to make a reservation for a course meal and try it out!