On weekdays, I usually just get drinks on the first floor instead of going to the second floor. It's always empty at this time. The burgers on the second floor are delicious, so I always make sure to eat them when it's not crowded. They must be delicious because the photos turn out blurry. They also have some mysterious alcoholic drinks available. (laughs)

Welcome. ---------- February 2019 ---------- Along King Mu parallel to South 7th Street, this area seems to have a lot of party-goers, right? |o| °д°)ﾉ| Yagachon store is open on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, so it's a weekend spot. The 1st floor feels like a club where foreigners gather, it's quite different, and even if you talk to the staff, they might just tilt their heads in confusion. Some people are dancing, while others are just standing around drinking, so it's a relaxed atmosphere. The 2nd floor is more calm and has sofas, tables, and standing drink seats. You can also stand and drink at the counter. The regulars and staff usually hang out there. You pay for your drinks and food in advance with a cash system. There is a wide variety of drinks like Jager and Cocalero. I had a Zima, haha. I also had cake, not a short one but with sponge cake. Sweet drinks don't really go well with sweet food, haha. I like the atmosphere and the background music playing. It's nice to take a break and enjoy yourself once in a while.

Open only on Fridays and Saturdays, this is a club. Yes, haha. For girls, the entry fee is usually free. You can leave your belongings at the counter for 100 yen each. As soon as you enter, you'll see the dance floor in front of you, with the DJ booth and the counter on the opposite side. For those who want to relax, I recommend the second floor sofa lounge. You can listen to different music than on the first floor and drink like at a bar, although it can get noisy at times. There are a lot of foreigners here. Drinks cost around 500 yen and tequila was 1,100 yen per glass. I got three glasses for 3,300 yen, so 6,600 yen for two people, haha. I wonder if that guy was okay... There are counters and restrooms on both floors. I've never tried the food here, so I don't know what they offer. I hope to try it someday before I die.

BOOTY is a club located somewhere between Susukino and Nakajima Park, in a deep spot. We went from a club filled with young people to one filled with foreigners. I had a Cassis Orange drink in a sofa box seat on the second floor. I don't remember the taste anymore (lol). I tried going down to the first floor where there were a lot of foreigners, but some muscular foreigners were trying to hug me aggressively or getting too close with their hands holding cigarettes... It was a bit too challenging for a beginner. It was fun when I was with my friend, but when they left, the aggressive guys made me feel like "ahhh!!" (lol). I knew what kind of place it was, but it was still scary, so I left early. It turned into a somewhat adult memory! I can't go there without my friend, but it was a good experience. Thank you for the meal!

- Fried Chicken Set for 1400 yen was ordered through Walt. It is featured on Booty Burger. It seems to come with lemon and homemade aioli sauce. The fried chicken (karaage) is different from the photo, with only 4 pieces and a strong salt and pepper seasoning. The portion of potatoes is small (about the size of one croquette), and there is a small amount of marinated cabbage (similar to a single serving of kinpira sold at supermarkets). For this price and portion... it's a bit disappointing. You could buy a pack from KFC for the same price. It's important to research the original restaurant before ordering. It's risky to order from places that specialize in delivery and are not focused on cooking (probably a club in this case). I wonder what the homemade aioli sauce tasted like. I wouldn't feel like ordering the burger.

I found a 500 yen discount coupon distributed on foodpanda, so I searched for a restaurant to use it. That's when I came across Booty Burger. I was surprised to find out that Booty Burger is actually a burger place, not a club. I hadn't been to Booty in a while and didn't know they served burgers too. I decided to try the Three Pepper Burger, which is made with thick beef patty using Asahi Takasago beef. The patty was juicy and flavorful, topped with a pepper sauce that had just the right amount of spiciness. The tomato and crunchy onion added a nice touch. The fries were thin and well-seasoned, and the salad with purple cabbage was a good side. Overall, the burger was delicious and satisfying. I may not be able to go often, but I would love to have their burgers again if given the chance.