Pasela's honey toast is the best! It's a taste that makes you want to eat it over and over again! This time, we also ordered seaweed potato fries and biryani as per the recommendation of the staff. The biryani, however, was honestly not that great! The potato fries were simply delicious though. Pasela is recommended for its wide variety of drinks. This time, I ordered Kahlua milk, and I also love that they have tapioca. We were seated in a room that seemed to be unique to this location, with a charge of 2000 yen, which might be nice for couples. Pasela's restroom facilities were as always, excellent in terms of consideration.

I love Pasela's Honey Toast so much, it's irresistible!! The drink menu is extensive and the interior of the store is beautiful, it's the best!! The staff at this location are also very good. If I had to mention one thing, it would be nice to have a dessert option after karaoke.

I have used it several times. I went on a Sunday night for a 3-hour casual set, which cost 4500 yen for one person. The set included appetizers, fried hors d'oeuvres, and a choice of mini rice bowl, along with unlimited soft drinks. Alcohol is available for an additional 500 yen, but I don't drink, so I stuck with soft drinks. Among karaoke places, Pasela is definitely the best. Compared to a regular restaurant, the food quality is slightly lower, but the appetizers - mini vegetable sticks, Asian spring rolls, and terrine - were all delicious. I forgot to take photos, but for the mini rice bowl, you can choose from "Gapao rice, beef and toro bowl, kimchi cold noodles." I chose the beef and toro bowl, which was tasty. It wasn't marked as spicy, but it had a slight kick to it. I made the mistake of ordering two decanters to avoid having to order drinks repeatedly, but the amount was way more than I expected and I couldn't finish it all. I was surprised by the size of the decanter. I'm sorry for the waste. Pasela is a bit pricey, but the flat-style private room where you can take off your shoes and relax on cushions for 3 hours was worth it. I didn't sing at all, but I was too busy chatting. I consider the price as a fee for a private room where you can chat freely, so it's not a problem at all. I will definitely go again!

I always end up coming back to Pasela... I just love it so much! ♡︎ Here's what I ate: Assorted 4 appetizers, pork shabu-shabu fresh spring rolls, mini fish burger, beef red meat with wine sauce, white fish with white sauce, mini gapao rice bowl, mini honey toast, and yuzu sherbet. The appetizers this time included terrine, foie gras macaron, and other dishes with flavors that go well with alcohol. The cocktail all-you-can-drink option had a wide variety, which was great. The meat and white fish were both delicious with rich seasonings that enhanced the natural flavors of the ingredients. The gapao rice bowl was also tasty, with a perfectly cooked egg yolk on top. It's always a fun time at Pasela - eating, singing, eating... I'm always busy talking while I'm there! It's truly always enjoyable! Thank you for the meal! ♡︎

I visited Pasela again! Turning it into a course makes it really cost-effective here. You can stay for about 3 hours with all-you-can-drink and karaoke included for around 5,000 to 10,000 yen. It's such a great deal! The portions are also very generous. Even though I can still eat more...! - Food items: Refer to the menu. I really like these macaron-like treats that come with it, and it's like a treasure chest with different ones each time! Surprisingly, there are quite a few liver dishes maybe for drinking purposes, haha. The mini burgers are cute and delicious, I want to line up about 100 of them and devour them all. The meat and pasta are also delicious!! Pasela seems to have a concept that doesn't disappoint with meat dishes overall. The flavors are generally on the richer side, which is nice. It seems like the course contents change quite frequently (there are already many options), and I come about once or twice a month, so I look forward to the variety in each course every time! Looking forward to the next visit. Thank you for the meal!

Celebrating the new year at Karaoke Pasela with kids, we reserved a room with a kids' room. We chose the Honey Toast Pack for 3,480 yen, which includes 3 hours of room use, soft drinks, and a choice of Honey Toast. Kids under elementary school age were free, while elementary school kids were 500 yen. We added the all-you-can-drink alcohol option for 500 yen for the adults. The kids' room had a small slide, flat screen, and Pokemon iPad. The main room had a U-shaped sofa with a big projector screen. The Honey Toast options were delicious, and the food and drinks menu was extensive. We had a great time and even extended our stay. Next time, we'll try the 5-hour pack. The venue was stroller-friendly, making it a convenient choice for families.

The rice is delicious as usual. I always order the Camembert ahijo and salmon with ikura pasta, but they were not available this time, which was disappointing. It's great that they give out microphone covers. The room was spacious, so it felt safe. The toilet was clean, but it was a bit disappointing that they didn't have dental floss, only toothpicks. The premium all-you-can-drink option was very tasty, and I felt the room rate, including that, was too cheap. They didn't even charge for an extension after the time was up, although I would have preferred them to do so. I asked them to keep the room open until I sang, but they tried to close it about three times. Come on, they have such a bad memory. If they don't keep it open, it's too crowded. Are they trying to create a cluster? It's sad that they don't have any collaboration menu items, especially in Ikebukuro. I would love it if they brought in some Kamen Rider-themed menu items.

We often use this karaoke place in a large room. We always end up regretting not renting a few small rooms because we went with a big group and didn't get a chance to sing. But it can't be helped since we're getting drunk. They offer all-you-can-drink and have a wide variety of food menu options, which is convenient. The staff is very friendly. I always have the same regret, thinking that the prices must be really high, but I wonder if all karaoke places are the same.

When it comes to karaoke in the west exit of Ikebukuro, there is another Pasela called "Kaku Pasela" that I often use. Both stores have been around for about 25 years. This place used to be a "Sam Gentlemen's Clothing Center". Back then, when it came to karaoke in the west exit of Ikebukuro, I remember using places like "747" or "Utagahiroba", and "Noah" behind Marui. But when Pasela opened, the atmosphere, customer service, song selection, sound quality, and food quality were all top-notch, and many people started going to Pasela. The only downside was that the prices were high, especially on weekdays, so it was a consideration. Now, there are also places like "Karakan", "Karatec", and "Big Echo". This time, I used it for a party course gathering. The fee was only 5,000 yen, and I'm not sure how much the actual course cost. It was a buffet style with large plate dishes, where you could choose your favorite dishes yourself. Also, the drinks were all-you-can-drink for 3 hours. The food included appetizers, meat dishes, seafood dishes, salads, rice dishes, and sweets, and of course, the luxurious version of the famous honey toast from Pasela. As for the drinks, I have no complaints, but I think the food was quite delicious. About 25 years ago, there were few places in the west exit that served this kind of food, so many people visited Pasela just to eat without singing a single song. In fact, there was a time when they held lunch sets targeting the lunch breaks of workmen. I'll stop talking about singing (laughs). If you have a Pasela card, you can accumulate points and get a free invitation ticket to a hotel in Izu Kogen. At Anda Resort, there are many memories, including several private outdoor baths in the forest. It's also where I first learned about "Guri Tea". (By Kyonatsu Shuusora, 4/12/2020)

I went out with my wife for a little stress relief. However, it was quite crowded due to the year-end party season. The drinks were served very slowly at first. This time, we had a 3-hour all-you-can-drink plan with 3 light dishes included. The light dishes were: - Assorted appetizers (ham, quiche, and chilled gizzard, which was surprisingly delicious) - Assorted fried foods (onion rings, french fries, and fried chicken, pretty standard) - Yakisoba (Asian style with a hint of cilantro, quite tasty) We also ordered: - Harami steak (the sauce with garlic was delicious and the meat was surprisingly tender) - Gapao (the Gapao here is usually not too spicy and very tasty, but this time it was a bit different. The rice was a bit mushy and the flavors were not as clear as before, which was disappointing) Despite that, I still like Pasela because it has a nice atmosphere and is clean. This time, the experience was a bit ruined by a drunk person vomiting in the restroom. I will come back again. Thank you.

I can't believe I can drink tapioca milk tea in a place like this! The tapioca pearls are cooked to perfection, not too sweet. The gentle milk tea complements it well. You can taste the natural sweetness of the milk too. This place is not your typical karaoke spot with all-you-can-drink options for a second round. The food options like fried chicken, french fries, and gratin bread are all delicious. I wish I had known about this place when I was a student! LOL

I used the second location from the Darts Sports Bar Los Cabos. I checked in at the karaoke counter on the first floor and then went up to the karaoke room. As expected, Pasela's karaoke rooms are gorgeous. The remote control, like an iPad, was a bit confusing compared to other karaoke places. The menu was also like an iPad, so I placed my order. - Strong green tea highball - Honey toast I chose the strawberry flavor for Pasela's famous honey toast. A whole pound of toast with strawberries and ice cream on top. The ice cream was coated with mochi so it didn't melt. The hot toast combined with ice cream and whipped cream was truly delicious. I wonder how many calories are in this toast. The restroom was clean and well-equipped with amenities. - Cake My friend had this. - Tiramisu My friend had this. The presentation in the glass was stylish. - Pickled vegetables assortment This was my own snack, light and tasty. - Pickled plum cucumber Delicious. Except for the honey toast, I stuck to healthy options. The bill came out to over 10,000 yen for three people, which was quite expensive. It seems like going for a set menu or course would be better.

Karaoke Pasela in Ikebukuro. The famous Hanito drink comes in many varieties. This day, they had a Halloween limited edition Hanito. It may get messy when sharing, but it definitely leaves an impact! Despite being a karaoke place, they have a wide range of food menu options, making it perfect for parties and gatherings. I've used it for meetups and they even have cosplay outfits available. They also offer small snacks like pickled plums and pickled radishes, as well as lemon water, orange water, coffee, and miso soup for free at the entrance. The floor we used had a party room, which can be used for events like wedding receptions. Pasela is more than just karaoke, it's a stylish space with versatile uses.

This day, my wife, my sister, and I used this place. Although it is more expensive than other karaoke places, the rooms are comfortable, the drinks and food are excellent, and the toilets are spacious, so if you're going to use one, this is the place. I think there are two branches in Ikebukuro? This one closer to the station is overall more comfortable. On this day, we also ordered a lot of food since we hadn't eaten yet. The menu mainly consists of Asian ethnic dishes, mostly Southeast Asian, and they are all delicious, but the fried food is just okay. I really like their Gapao rice here. It's very good, but if you prefer spicy food, you might not like it. It's not too spicy and has a taste that is easy for Japanese people to enjoy. I'm full!! I'll come back again.

The menu is so varied that it seems like a waste to just do karaoke! But I can't help but keep singing (^^;; It's an Asian-themed karaoke box that could be great for dates or girls' night out.

I had a great time at a fun party with famous ramen shop owners at the party buffet at the Pasela main store. ⚫︎ Food Beast Maro http://instagram.com/menterromaro/ https://ameblo.jp/korinai-menmen/

I met up with a friend who had a small baby during the daytime on a holiday, and she took me to a surprising place - a karaoke establishment. I was expecting the usual karaoke setup, but was pleasantly surprised. We opted for a course, which was a bit pricey at just over 4000 yen for lunchtime, but it was worth it for the comfort it provided for us with a baby. The room had everything we needed for the baby, like a high chair, toys, and a flat floor. There were also coloring books and other thoughtful services. The course meal felt like an upgrade from a family restaurant, with generous portions. The highlight was the famous honey toast, although it was a bit challenging to cut and we couldn't finish it all. But the visual presentation was impressive and got us excited. The atmosphere inside was like a Balinese resort, appealing to women. Even if the kids got a bit noisy, it wasn't a concern, making it a good lunch spot.

This store seems to be a bit plain compared to others in the area.

I am very satisfied with the wide room, all-you-can-drink for 3.5 hours at the New Year's party, with a rate of 5,000 yen per person and delicious food that I couldn't finish.