I went to Pasela Resorts because I had a coupon. The shop is a darts and sports bar. On the 1st floor, they check your temperature and ask for your contact information as a COVID-19 precaution. There were three large monitors showing a baseball game. The menu was reduced due to COVID-19. I ordered Caesar salad, takoyaki, edamame, fish & chips, potato fries, fried chicken, and camembert cheese ajillo. The fried foods were freshly fried and delicious! I also tried the cold noodles (limited time offer) which was a half-size customizable set. I chose the green curry soup with udon, and it was surprisingly delicious. The counter area became crowded with regular customers as time passed. It seems like a good place for a second round. The bill came out to over 4000 yen per person. I might have ordered too many mega-sized drinks.

I visited a darts bar that serves Mexican cuisine! It also operates as a sports bar, so there were many sports fans among the customers. The bar had a counter and table seats, and the size of the place was just right for enjoying sports watching and playing darts! They had the standard dartboards available, so you can choose the one that suits you best. The staff were friendly and even played games with us! When it comes to Mexican cuisine, you can't forget about tequila! They didn't have a wide variety, but there was one I hadn't tried before, so I gave it a go! I definitely want to visit this place again next time!

On June 2, 2018, after attending a beer festival with friends, we played darts in Shibuya. The darts place is located on the second floor near the station at Pasela. There were a lot of young people around, including the young staff. It was a great deal with free all-you-can-play darts. I will definitely come back again.

Lunch & Dessert Buffet for 1,200 yen (including tax) at a karaoke famous Shibuya Pasela's darts bar, available only on weekends and holidays. 12:00-17:00 (60-minute limit). I was curious about this place on weekdays. The interior is a small space that can accommodate about 20 people, as it is a darts bar. Regarding the food, they offer salad, keema curry, pasta (2 sauces), fried chicken, french fries, fried fish, Japanese-style hamburger, boiled vegetables, but the variety is limited. The quality may not be the best as they use frozen food. Desserts are more abundant, with pudding, almond jelly, 4 types of cakes, fruits, and a chocolate fountain. Personally, I don't eat chocolate fountain, so I just took a photo. And the Pasela's famous honey toast can be made by yourself! There are small toasts, and you can top them with syrups like chocolate or caramel, whipped cream, ice cream, etc. I topped mine with vanilla ice cream, chocolate syrup, chocolate whipped cream, and a little waffle. I got hooked and made the honey toast a second time with chocolate ice cream, whipped cream, and caramel sauce. Drinks are also all-you-can-drink, with juice, oolong tea, jasmine tea, coffee, black tea, and even carbonated drinks like cola available. I wonder if they bring it to you when you order from the staff? The food was not great, but I got addicted to making honey toast.

Neither good nor bad. I entered at 7:00 p.m. on Friday. Inside the restaurant, there were two men and two women, a total of four people. Later, two couples arrived. It wasn't crowded, probably because it was early. The drinks were a bit pricey. The highball was disappointing as it lacked sharpness and was a bit flat. The price was the same though. The food was decent, like something you would find at a karaoke place. The meat was delicious. It's more like a bar where you can have light snacks rather than a restaurant. The bill came out to ¥8,000 for two men and two women.

I went to the darts bar Rosca Boss in Shibuya. This time, I used it for a party. There were about 10 people at the party, and there were similar-sized parties at other tables as well. The food was okay. It was very delicious and went well with the drinks. Even though it's a darts bar, I got so excited to see friends I hadn't seen in a while that I didn't actually play darts. They also do surprise events. There are also microphone performances, so there is quite a bit of entertainment. It seems like a good place to use for birthdays or other celebrations.

It may be more convenient for when you want to go for a drink at a second location or just want to have some fun. I went for drinks with friends after hanging out. We wanted to drink and play darts, so we searched and found this place. It's close to the station and part of the Pasela group, so it feels reliable! Personally, when I drink, I aim for cheap and tasty options, but the cost performance here is a bit high. It's more like Shibuya prices. In terms of a dart bar, it's pretty standard. The casual atmosphere makes it suitable for various situations.

It's a place where you can feel comfortable going alone for the first time without any worries. I used to think it was impossible for me to go drinking alone, but now I find myself going there whenever I have time. The staff are great and the regular customers are friendly, so I never get bored. It's a dart bar where you can play one game for only 100 yen, the drinks are cheap, and it's great for those who want to practice seriously. Plus, there's a Pasela restaurant downstairs with delicious food! If you tell them your preference, they'll make you a tasty cocktail. Try the Kiwi Sour, it's delicious!