Shinagawa Prince Hotel East Tower B1F has a karaoke room called "Karaoke Yamanote Line", where each room is named after a station on the Yamanote Line. Surprisingly, this karaoke room offers great value for money! While booking directly through the hotel's website may be a bit pricey, there are incredibly affordable plans available on the website called "Ikyu". One such plan includes 4 hours of all-you-can-drink service, pasta, and dessert for only 1,980 yen (tax included). The free drinks include beer, cocktails, sours, whiskey, wine (red/white), and soft drinks - even alcohol is allowed! Today's pasta was a generous serving of meat sauce spaghetti, much more filling than expected. The dessert was tiramisu, which was decent. All the dishes are made at the hotel's Cafe Restaurant 24 on the 1st floor, so the taste is quite good. The grapefruit juice, which I mixed with white wine, was delicious, similar to what you would get at the hotel's breakfast. My friend, who only ordered one coffee despite the all-you-can-drink offer, is a different story. But for those who can drink a lot and enjoy singing for 4 hours, the 1,980 yen plan seems like a really great deal.

I used the 5-hour all-you-can-drink plan (4,800 yen) at Ikkyu.com. Since it's a karaoke shop, we had a private room and bringing children along was also allowed. The plan was very cost-effective and I was very satisfied. The location below Hibiya Park gave the place a calm atmosphere that you wouldn't expect from a karaoke shop. I was a bit worried that the karaoke equipment might be outdated due to the price, but I was pleasantly surprised. The equipment was top-notch. It's no wonder it's a karaoke shop in Hibiya Park! The staff were also very friendly. Since I was with friends who eat a lot, the course meal volume was a bit lacking, so we added curry and takoyaki separately. The curry was surprisingly delicious for a karaoke shop! I would definitely like to use this place again. My friends who came with me also praised the place and said we should always meet here! The cozy atmosphere and cost performance were outstanding. I will definitely use this place again. It's a highly recommended place for karaoke lovers! If I bring people here for a second round of karaoke, I might become the go-to organizer.

Today we had a karaoke party at this karaoke box that the organizer reserved for us. It is located on the basement floor of Shinagawa Prince Hotel. I don't usually log karaoke box visits, but this one was a bit different, so I decided to keep a record. We booked a course with all-you-can-drink option. Although I'm not sure which course was reserved, it cost around 6,500 yen per person for an extension of about 60 minutes, so it was probably in the 5,000 yen range. We were served around 7 dishes, all of which were quite substantial. The steak was particularly delicious. The room was spacious with good air conditioning, and additional drink orders were served promptly, so there was no stress at all. The place can accommodate small groups to over 10 people, making it suitable for parties or even small business gatherings. It's not as luxurious as the Estard Ginza branch we visited for the "Receipt SHOW!" segment the other day...

I roll over against the wall and listen with my back. You're leaving after all, aren't you? It's not all bad memories that I gather up and pack into my bag. If you're gone for good, I hope you'll be happy. If you ever feel like coming back, come back anytime. At least let me act cool for a bit. Leave while I pretend to sleep. Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah. Holding a bottle of bourbon, you stand by the window late at night. I can see you swaying as you walk away. Saying goodbye somehow feels awkward and insincere. Maybe I'll just casually say, "See you later." I wasn't trying to tease you, I was just feeling shy about love. Even though it's night, let's play loud records and fool around until morning. Let's have a one-man show. Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah. Even though it's night, let's play loud records and fool around until morning. Let's have a one-man show. Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah. Note: For specific details about the dishes, please refer to the photo or comments section in a separate post. Copyright Shinumonobimbo.

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