We had our New Year's party in a spacious 40-person party room, and it was a lot of fun! The food was decent, but since it's a karaoke place, we weren't too concerned about that (laughs). The only downside was a pillar in the middle of the room, but it was great to accommodate such a large group. We would love to use this place again!

They made us wait for 2.5 hours to start, but overall it was good!

The karaoke is not available for the all-inclusive price of 500 yen. I was confused by the wide menu options but decided to go with the teppan (iron plate) Neapolitan pasta. However, it was served on a plate instead of a hot plate. The taste reminded me of something I might make at home — a light, subtle Neapolitan pasta, rather than something greasy or heavy. The drink bar is available. This place might be a good choice if you're looking to enjoy a leisurely lunch by yourself.

I didn't want to leave, so I spent two hours at Karaoke no Tetsujin before midnight. I managed to last two hours on just one highball. Today feels long; I really drank a lot. As my memories began to fade from the alcohol, I couldn’t help but admire myself.

It was a surprise night for Ittchan’s birthday! Before karaoke, we enjoyed some top-notch BBQ. After that, we headed to Karaoke no Tetsujin, where we had already made a reservation for a three-hour all-you-can-drink deal since it was a Friday. We had already indulged in plenty of wine at the meat place and were feeling a bit tipsy. The staff there provided outstanding hospitality, making it a very pleasant experience. At Karaoke no Tetsujin, I was surprised to see a poster for their champagne series that read, “How about this for a birthday or anniversary?” Ittchan noticed it and said, “Since it’s my birthday, I’m going to get this!” I thought it might be a bit excessive to drink Veuve at a karaoke place, but the order was already placed, and we ended up enjoying it. When the bill came, it was quite a shock: about 70,000 yen for four people! The manager was surprised too, laughing and saying, “I’ve never seen a bill like this; we usually sell one bottle a month!” I found out that rarely do they even sell it. It was quite a treat! I’ll share more about the surprise night at the BBQ place next time.

On a weekday afternoon, as I strolled around looking for a place to have a relaxing lunch with power outlets available, I discovered "Karaoke no Tetsujin" offering a "One Coin Lunch!" For just 500 yen (tax included), you can enjoy an hour in a spacious private room complete with a drink bar—perfect for getting some work done! Compared to other locations, this place is notably clean. The quiet atmosphere suggests that not many people are singing karaoke; instead, it feels like everyone is enjoying their own time in their rooms (laughs). For an additional 100 yen, you can also get ice cream, which is great for those craving dessert! I ordered the loco moco, but with nearly ten different menu options, boredom won't be an issue at all. I think I've found my go-to lunch spot in Shimbashi (laughs)!

Located along the Karasumori Street at the corner of the intersection, on the 5th floor of the Astil Building near Shimbashi Station, is Karaoke no Tetsujin. After making a few stops at different places in the Shimbashi area, I decided to finish the night with some karaoke for calorie burning. There are numerous karaoke venues in the vicinity, including five Big Echo stores, but I've heard that Karaoke no Tetsujin has the lowest prices. In front of the Astil Building, I spotted a lady in a red shirt from Karaoke no Tetsujin, so I tried to negotiate for a discount. She replied somewhat coldly, "We do have a membership discount." It's understandable that she wouldn't want to deal with a drunken patron...(^^ゞ She showed me to the elevator and up to the 5th floor. At the reception, I was informed about the "selling beer on draft for 590 yen." If I chose the all-you-can-drink option, the selling draft beer would only cost me 100 yen. A waitress assigned to serving beer then accompanied me to the room and took my first drink order. I replied, "Uh, uh, let's start with a bottle of beer!" ... Sorry about that... The bottle of beer was brought by a regular staff member in a black vest, not the beer-serving waitress. I must say, this regular staff member was quite cute. I poured myself a glass of Kirin Ichiban and took a nice sip. It was delicious! Eventually, I continued ordering from the regular all-you-can-drink menu. Choosing the cute delivery staff instead of the beer-serving waitress might have been a strategic failure on the part of the store...(^^ゞ At Big Echo, a room that can accommodate around 10 people was being used by just three of us. Karaoke no Tetsujin? It's not bad at all!