Do you know the pool bar "Hustler"? It was popular when I was young. I've heard of a darts bar before, after all, I'm from the snack generation. I didn't know the rules of darts back then, I just thought it was good if it was close to the middle. It was fun, even though I didn't know how to play properly.

Poolcept is a place where you can play darts and billiards. When you go down the stairs to the basement, there is a spacious area. The seating for each group is very spacious, so you can relax comfortably without feeling the need to constantly interact with the staff. The space is so large that it feels like the service is excellent because you don't have to worry about bothering anyone. I can't remember if we paid for darts or if there was a free play option, but there was a package deal that felt like a good value for the time we spent there. The location is also great, so I think it's a place worth knowing about and visiting.

As of 9:00 PM, the happy hour special of 500 yen has ended, but they have reintroduced a ticket system with prices of 3000, 5000, and 10000 yen. I decided to buy the 5700 yen ticket. The 800 yen meals are now effectively 680 yen, making it a great deal. The On the Katsu has changed its name to Katsu Don. Due to its location, buying tickets in bulk offers great value for money. It's recommended for after-work meals for salarymen until 9:00 PM. The food is delicious and the drinks are good too. However, the entrance to the restaurant can be intimidating. The atmosphere is quiet until 9:00 PM, with a few older gentlemen and some middle-aged women from nearby bars passing the time. Meals are all 500 yen until 9:00 PM, even though the regular price is 800 yen. Drinks are also 500 yen. However, a bottle of natural water costs 200 yen (lol). I've visited about twenty times without using coupons or tickets, and it's always been a good experience. There are attractive female staff members, so bringing colleagues along is a hit (lol). It's a safe and relaxed place to hang out with friends until 9:00 PM, but keep in mind it's limited to that time. When I visited around 1:00 AM before, there were quite a few customers. It makes sense for a pool bar to be busy at that time (as a place for after-hours entertainment). They have a manager's birthday event on 9/20. It seems a beautiful staff member graduated on 3/31...

Once again, I purchased tickets for half the price. It was a course for 4,500 yen, including all-you-can-play darts, all-you-can-drink, and food. We made a reservation for 11 p.m. and decided to treat our friends from Shikoku and a friend visiting Japan for the first time to a fun time in Osaka. While everyone else had beer, I toasted with grapefruit juice. The Camembert and crackers were delicious, I wanted more. The colorful Caesar salad with fresh vegetables was a hit, even though our friend visiting Japan found it to be like a pile of grass. The fried potato and chicken platter disappeared quickly, with ketchup being added for extra flavor. Everyone switched to oolong tea for drinks, not taking full advantage of the all-you-can-drink option. The large serving of tomato-rich Neapolitan pasta was met with mixed reviews, as some found it lacking in flavor compared to their home country. The vanilla ice cream dessert surprised us all with its deliciousness, with everyone enjoying it. I ended up eating two portions since one friend didn't want theirs. We came to this place to play darts to our heart's content, and even though I lost steam halfway through, it was a fun experience. The atmosphere was lively, with young people playing darts and billiards, making it a good place for a group outing. However, the air quality wasn't the best, and it wasn't exactly my type of place. It's worth a revisit for a fun group outing, but maybe not for me personally.