I came to this restaurant again today. It's a great place for karaoke lovers to sing and drink with all-you-can-drink options, food included, and 3 hours of unlimited singing for only 3000 yen, which seems like a good deal for Tokyo. However, you need to enter by 6:30pm.

Shinagawa Station is convenient for gathering scattered acquaintances in the Tokyo area. I was extremely satisfied with the karaoke, 3-hour all-you-can-drink, and ample food options all for just 3000 yen. The drink menu is also extensive, with options like Premium Malt's draft beer.

I went to a company social gathering, where my boss ordered us to find a place that is cheap. After searching around, we found a restaurant in the same building that serves dishes made with knives. I was initially worried about the cost, but it turned out to be fine. The place was quite nice and we were able to relax in the largest room with 13 participants. The food was good quality and everyone was satisfied. We were all pleasantly surprised by the reasonable prices. We will definitely use this place again. Plus, they offer all-you-can-drink Premium Malts beer. It's great, we'll definitely come back.

Karaoke fee including all-you-can-drink alcohol for 1 hour at 1200 yen is a great deal! The snacks are also cheap, making it perfect for drinking while singing karaoke. The facilities and soundproofing are not the best, but acceptable. There is also a super discounted course for 3 hours of all-you-can-drink with food for 2980 yen, which I would like to try next time!

Exit JR Shinagawa Station from the Minami-guchi (South Exit) and go straight. After one block, turn left at the mixed-use building where this karaoke restaurant is located. Don't worry, this karaoke restaurant is registered on Tabelog (a restaurant review site) so you can trust it! Here, you can enjoy a private room lunch even if you are dining alone. Isn't that luxurious? Don't worry, it's all good! First, order and pay at the reception. Surprisingly, it's only 650 yen with a drink included. Plus, they have a weekly menu like a company cafeteria. And you can pay with your SUICA card! It feels like paradise. However, the service can be a bit slow. But that's okay, we can wait. Finally, the stamina don (beef bowl) that I ordered arrived, priced at 650 yen including miso soup and salad. It's not the best taste, but let's not complain. Even if you're not into karaoke, this place can still be a fun topic of conversation.

Revisit: July birthday party was held at this restaurant, along with a farewell party for a retiree. We opted for the usual 2,980 yen course which included a wide variety of drinks. When we ordered the standard sweet potato shochu, the staff brought us a bottle of "Sakurajima" shochu, which was a thoughtful touch as it saved them the trouble of refilling our glasses with water each time. The dishes were satisfying and delicious, even for a group of six men there was still plenty left over. We spent a quick three hours, finishing two bottles of shochu. We'll definitely be back next month! Revisit: At the end of January on a weekday, we once again used this restaurant for a birthday party. For 2,980 yen, we enjoyed a 3-hour all-you-can-drink + karaoke session (reservation required by the day before, starting by 6:30 pm). The food was plentiful and absolutely delicious! Some of the dishes included salmon and avocado wasabi salad, spicy miso with bamboo shoots, glazed mackerel, soft steamed chicken, crispy fried asparagus-wrapped beef, crunchy stir-fried shrimp, beef tortilla, and dessert (strawberries). The drink menu was also extensive, with options like premium malt beer, wheat shochu (Nikaido) with hot water, sweet potato shochu (Sakurajima) with hot water, highball, and soft drinks for non-alcohol drinkers. By ordering additional drinks at the right time, we were able to enjoy our drinks stress-free without rushing. At the end of September on a weekday, we used this restaurant for a birthday party for those born in September at our workplace. There were 8 participants, and we enjoyed a 3-hour all-you-can-drink session. Our usual group loves karaoke, so having a place where we could eat and drink while singing karaoke was perfect. The food was very satisfying, comparable to other izakaya menus in the area. The 3-hour course with all-you-can-drink was much more enjoyable and affordable than having separate venues for izakaya and karaoke. The karaoke system displayed the correct notes and key changes, making it easy to sing along. The drink selection was plentiful with options like beer, shochu, and sours. The staff, mostly foreign women, provided prompt service without rushing us, bringing out food and drinks efficiently. Since many of us were eager to sing, we had a rule of singing only one verse before passing the mic, making the three hours fly by. We all agreed to have our next birthday party here. We'll definitely be back.

After exiting Shinagawa Station's Konan Exit and walking straight ahead, take the first alley on the left and you will find Karaoke On Stage on the 4th floor of the kitchen knife store building. This karaoke establishment is part of the Kitchen Knife Group, which has locations in Shinagawa and Tamachi. They offer weekday lunch specials ranging from 550 to 650 yen, which includes a drink. I tried the fluffy omelette rice for 550 yen, which was served with salad, miso soup, and a hot towel. The salad consisted of lettuce, radish, and tomato with Italian dressing, while the miso soup contained tofu, seaweed, and green onions. The omelette rice was fluffy with ketchup-flavored rice inside, along with onions and chicken. The coffee was served in a large mug and was not too weak. Despite the slightly noisy commercials playing in the room, it's a good place to enjoy a leisurely lunch.

On Saturday night, in the mood for karaoke. So, for the third stop, we barged into "Karaoke On Stage" located at Shinagawa Station Konan Exit. Near the entrance, you can freely get headgear. The bald section chief also put on headgear, maybe his head was cold. Thanks to that, the bald section chief was in an on-stage state. With all that said, it's all-you-can-drink! Ordered alcohol casually. The taste was like a typical karaoke box. Next time, if there's a chance, I'd like to try the food menu as well.

[June 2014] While patrolling the Shinagawa East Exit Minami Area, I came across a sign that caught my eye: "Information" (゜o゜) Karaoke? "Private room lunch!" "Watch TV" "Lunch customers get one hour room rental free" "From 550 yen with drink" ∑ (ﾟДﾟ) What's this?! Unbelievable... in this day and age, are there really such "good deals" out there? I wonder if many people in Shinagawa are too scared to enter because of the "doubts" that come to mind: Do I have to become a member? Is it too run-down to handle? Is the food terrible? Will I have to sit with strangers? Please refrain from dining alone? Scary... But I, Itayuko, decided to go all the way up to the 4th floor to check it out (laughs) ＼(^o^)／ Let's see what's really going on! [Order & Taste] Using the process of elimination (laughs): - Mixed fry set meal (600 yen) - The taste and treatment exceeded my expectations (?) - Main plate: Mixed fry (oysters, cheese croquette, white fish) - Good portion size, crispy and tasty, no unpleasant taste of cheap oil, tastes like commercial frozen food but better than some other places (laughs) For 600 yen, the side dishes are satisfactory! - Cabbage: Roughly cut homemade feel - Tartar sauce: More like mayonnaise - Salad: Lettuce, tomato, sprouts, fresh texture - Miso soup: Tofu and seaweed, gentle homemade flavor - Rice: Quite a lot (laughs) - Iced coffee: Selected from several options, good taste [Memo] - Location: Shinagawa Station East Exit Seigen Building 4th floor - The exterior of the building looks a bit dull (laughs) Is it intentional? - The elevator doesn't lead you directly to the entrance, so don't worry (laughs) - Menu displayed outside on the 1st floor and next to the elevator on the 4th floor - Lunch customers get one hour room rental free until 2:00 pm - The TV and karaoke system is a bit of a mystery: TV channels are the same in all rooms, can't change in the room, but can request a change, karaoke mode when you enter, and can switch to TV mode with a switch near the karaoke machine - The restaurant is a regular karaoke room, clean and neat, with 12 rooms, suitable for solo diners, musical instruments available, regular menu only on the table - The place was moderately crowded on weekdays from 1:10 to 1:40 pm, with young solo diners - The staff, a polite and kind young male employee [Last Comment] Eat, sing, and lie down for 60 minutes... (laughs)

Located at Shinagawa Konan Exit, this budget izakaya is managed by the Houchouya Group, and it is a karaoke establishment. It is situated on the 4th floor of the same building as Houchouya Shinagawa Higashiguchi. I tried to book it for a year-end party last year, but unfortunately, it was fully booked. So, I went for a revenge visit this time. The main attraction here is definitely the affordability! For 3 hours of all-you-can-drink and all-you-can-eat, it costs only 3300 yen! The menu includes 7 authentic dishes, and the karaoke experience is also included. The food is said to be authentic! However, I have never had a good experience with food at a karaoke establishment before. I was a bit scared, so when making a reservation, I decided to just book a room without meals. When I mentioned this to the staff, they said, "You can book just the room, but it's much more cost-effective with meals included." So, I thought, why not go for it and try the "Goku" course! The interior of the restaurant is just like any other karaoke establishment. I started with a draft beer from the all-you-can-drink menu. I ordered a Premium Malt beer, and it was delicious! A karaoke place that serves good beer is already a pass in my book. The first dish was a Caponata-style salad, and we cautiously tasted it together. "Oh, it's delicious! It's fine!" I was really surprised by how tasty the food was because I had never had a good meal at a karaoke place before. With 7 dishes in total (including dessert) and 3 hours of all-you-can-drink, all for just 3300 yen per person, the value for money is truly astonishing! I have grown to love the Houchouya Group even more. Even if you don't sing, you can still enjoy the 3-hour all-you-can-drink deal at this price, so it could also be used as a private izakaya. Well, the interior is definitely karaoke-themed though!

All-you-can-drink for one hour for 1200 yen! This is a great deal at this place☆ Sing karaoke to your heart's content while enjoying all-you-can-drink! The alcohol tastes cheap but surprisingly, the draft beer was really good! In other karaoke places, you usually pay around 600 yen for just 30 minutes in a room, so I think this place is really worth it. The place has an older feel to it, with some sofas being a bit worn out, but if you don't mind that, I highly recommend it for karaoke and drinking enthusiasts. The restroom was renovated and clean☆ It's also close to the station, so I was able to leave the shop 20 minutes before my bullet train departure and still made it in time (lol).