I found the rooftop DJ's music to be natural, and the indoor space was simpler and featured interesting upcycled objects compared to Zero Tokyo. The combination of a high-ceiling space and a gelato-style café at the entrance is also unique. I'm excited to see how Kabukicho continues to change!

Terrible taste and service. Honestly, if I could, I would give it a zero. All the short cocktails are bad. Price: 2000 yen. The seating is cramped and uncomfortable, and even though it's on the 17th floor, you can't see anything outside, while higher floors (43rd or 47th) have great views. If you're looking for good taste, go to places like New York or Eagle. The flavor is on par with Moonwalk (a place where everything is 220 yen), and I really want them to realize how bad that is. Also, it's cashless; you can't pay in cash. The only redeeming point is that they cover some payment options like d payment, but it's quite limited. Honestly, most of the food places in this building are pretty much the same... laughable.

This place is located on the 17th floor of the Kabukicho Tower. It might be a good spot to relax and drink away from the hustle and bustle of the surroundings. I used it for a second party and settled at one of the outdoor seats. It's especially great when the weather is nice. They had champagne, so I enjoyed it by the glass. A new spot for outdoor drinking.

On a night during the holidays, there are limited options for bars around Shinjuku without a reservation. I visited this place, which opens at 5:00 PM. Considering the quality of the drinks, the atmosphere, and other factors, it felt a bit pricey. However, the atmosphere is laid-back, making it easy to relax.

The atmosphere is wonderful! The downside is that you can't see much of the outside view. By chance, there was a performance happening that was very soothing. The drink menu is interesting and makes you want to try different things. Since there are seasonal limited items available, I think it's nice to visit each season.

The new Kabukicho Tower has a very stylish bar. I've been wanting to visit, so it was a great opportunity. There are two types of menus: one that you can access by scanning with your phone and another provided by the staff. There were many unique and fashionable cocktails, which made ordering fun. They even had frozen cocktails, which were amazing. Influenced by Indian culture, this stylish bar attracted quite a few foreign visitors.

It's a place where a drink costs around 2000 yen. The crowd is mostly wealthy foreigners. It's definitely worth a visit, and I'd like to keep it a secret, haha. Just casually head up to the 17th floor, have a drink, and chat. When the weather cools down, you can also enjoy the outside seating, making spring and autumn great times to visit. Escape the hustle and bustle of Shinjuku and enjoy this sophisticated spot.

I was looking for a place near Kabukicho Tower, and I accidentally made a reservation at a restaurant on the 17th floor of the tower. The atmosphere is nice, and the taste is safe and reliable. It's at a level that's just generally good, and I was satisfied. After that, it's a quick elevator ride to 109 Cinemas Premium, so the location is excellent!

I went out for tea. It was a hot day outside, and I hurried into the café, but I was told to wait until 2 PM for café time. However, the manager, who seemed to be in charge, allowed us to enter 30 minutes early, probably because of my mother who is in a wheelchair. The desserts change with the seasons, and both the melon panna cotta and the melon parfait were very delicious. They weren't too sweet and had a refreshing taste. The café offers a great view of Shinjuku, and the stylish atmosphere feels very spacious.

It's a bit pricey per drink since it's geared towards inbound visitors, but the atmosphere is fantastic! It's pleasantly surprising that there are not many people here, possibly because it's not very well known. The weather is comfortable even at night this season, so enjoying a drink on the terrace is a great option! There are also non-alcoholic beverages available, so those who can't drink alcohol can still enjoy the ambiance!

The hotel bar we visited on our date had a retro record display at the entrance and an overseas-like atmosphere. There were many tourists, but the music selection was wonderful, making it a comfortable place to be. The White Lady cocktail I ordered was refreshing, and along with the funky art, the whole space had a fun vibe. This stylish bar was a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of Kabukicho.

A lovely atmosphere in the shop. I had a drink at the counter—a Kabuki Straight Up. I was told it was inspired by the hosts of Kabukicho. It was beautiful, easy to drink, and delicious! It turned out to be a fun night. I want to come back and enjoy it leisurely next time. Thank you for the lovely experience!

This is a bar located on the 17th floor of the Tokyu Kabukicho Tower. I entered the place for a light drink. Upon entering, there is a counter seat on the right and tables on the left. The ambiance is dark and calming, creating a quite pleasant atmosphere. However, it can be tough to be alone in such a space... As for the menu, being a hotel bar, there is a wide variety of drinks. The a la carte options consist mainly of light snacks such as prosciutto and cheese. That said, it's an enjoyable space to savor just the alcohol, so it’s not a problem. I chose a chocolate cocktail called "Chocolat Seventeen" and decided to relax while nibbling on mixed nuts. The Chocolat Seventeen is made with gin, almond milk, mascarpone, chocolate, and honey. It's like drinking hot chocolate but with a solid alcohol presence. I would love to bring someone along next time—now I just need to find a companion... (sweat) P.S.: Payment is cashless only; they do not accept cash.

The psychedelic interior of the bar on the 17th floor of the Tokyu Kabukicho Tower is crazy and creates an extraordinary atmosphere that matches well with Kabukicho. Personally, I really like it. It's surprisingly not too crowded, which makes me want to visit again. The cocktail skills are impressive, and I highly recommend it.

There's no meat dishes at BAR, but they do have pasta. I came here to explore a bit. Cheers with a mojito! JAM17 BAR, 050-5600-5969, 17F Tokyu Kabukicho Tower, 1-29-1 Kabukicho, Shinjuku, Tokyo. https://tabelog.com/tokyo/A1304/A130401/13284074/

This is a stylish bar with a terrace. One striking feature of the interior was a sofa impaled on a pillar as an art piece. The staff were all very friendly and engaged in conversation over the counter. They offered several original cocktails, and the drink in the photo was something with barley, I believe. Cocktails ranged from around 1000 to 2000 yen, and there were options like highballs as well. It's a cashless establishment, so it's important to note that you can't use cash here. I'd definitely like to visit this wonderful place again.

This Christmas Eve, I enjoyed dinner while looking at the night view from a window seat at JAM17 on the 17th floor of Shinjuku Kabukicho Tower. Although there was an extra charge for the night-view window seat, the view from the Espa side didn’t quite reflect the spectacular scenery one would expect. The course meal was delicious, especially the "Truffle-scented Chicken Roll." The truffle and mushroom sauce on the young chicken had an exquisite aroma that wafted up when the dish was served, enticing my appetite. The young chicken’s flavor, combined with the rich truffle and mushroom essence, made for a refined and tasty dish. The black Wagyu beef, cooked in a stone oven at 400°C, was surprisingly not burnt on the outside. It was juicy and tender, cooked rare, with a delightful aroma and sweetness typical of Wagyu, making it incredibly delicious. The Christmas cake was inspired by the Kabukicho Tower, presenting an elegant appearance, and it wasn’t overly sweet. Although I was full, I found space for dessert and thoroughly enjoyed it with coffee. In the entrance, there was a display of a "Christmas cake and sugar craft," which was not for sale but looked visually appealing and added an element of excitement. It made me think that being a pastry chef must be a fun job. The small figures seemed almost alive! Thank you for the wonderful meal.

I visited a stylish bar on the 17th floor of the Tokyu Kabukicho Tower to receive a special benefit for the Nogizaka Newcomer live event attendees. Compared to the noisy lower floors, the atmosphere here was very quiet and moody. I enjoyed a fashionable drink that resembled a sorbet on the terrace.

It's a bar located on the 17th floor of a newly built tower in Kabukicho. While the lower floors are quite lively and bustling, this bar has a more relaxed atmosphere. What I like is that it offers drinks and ambiance at a more affordable price compared to the bar on the top floor. Since it was a time of year that was neither too hot nor too cold, we requested a table on the terrace. The adult ambiance is enhanced by stylish lanterns gently illuminating the seating area. The ordering and payment style is cash-on-tap, where you pay at the time of ordering, and they accept electronic money and credit cards. Since you pay each time, there's no need to split the bill, which I found convenient and enjoyable for a night out with friends.

After having a meal at the food court in Kabukicho Tower, I visited a second location, HOTEL GROOVE SHINJUKU, which is directly operated by the hotel and frequented by many international guests. There are terrace seats where you can have a quiet and relaxed conversation. From the terrace, you can see the restaurant's ambiance, with its lighting and spacious layout, as well as stylish adults, creating a chic atmosphere. I ordered the Kabuki Straight cocktail for 2000 yen, which features grapes, perilla, apple, and vegetables. It was possible to have the alcohol diluted to taste. The presentation and aroma were great, and the flavor was delicious.

A new attraction in Shinjuku, the Kabukicho Tower. On the 17th floor, there's a bar with a great atmosphere. The dining area appears to close at 10 PM, but the bar stays open beyond that time. There are counter seats and terrace seating, allowing patrons to enjoy the space while standing. It seems that foreign tourists are the main target audience, as there are many interesting cocktails with names like "Kaminari Fashion," "Geisha's Memories," and "Made in Japan." The interior features a stylish bar, a terrace, and standing areas that create a somewhat international vibe. It seems there are DJ events on Fridays, so I definitely want to check it out.