A friend had a discount coupon for the Pasela Group, so we decided to go. We entered through the Karaoke Pasela reception, took the elevator to the 3rd floor, and found the restaurant there. The majority of the space was taken up by dart boards, with some table seating and a counter towards the back. The table seats were comfortable with sofas, and there were about three TV monitors that were easily visible from any seat. There was a soccer game playing, and the place was quite busy. We ordered the following items: - Mega Lemon Sour (1180 yen) - Seared Salted Liver (550 yen) - Cold Salted Gizzard (550 yen) - Pork Belly and Chorizo Salad (790 yen) - Thick-cut Bacon and Romaine Caesar Salad (890 yen) - Assorted Three Kinds of Meat (3300 yen) - Nasigoreng (990 yen) - Garlic Shrimp (690 yen) - Mexican Nachos-style Potatoes (690 yen) - Camembert Cheese Garlic (550 yen) - Guacamole (550 yen) We also ordered drinks like tapioca, and ended up spending around 18,000 yen for three people, including a seating fee of 500 yen per person. We indulged in food and drinks more than expected. We didn't end up playing darts and instead went for a second round at the nearby Pasela karaoke in the same building.

Horsepower ⇒ Courage and Hashigo, we had a good drink and meal. When we gathered, not everyone was a heavy drinker. So we switched to playing darts. Having lived in the Ikebukuro area for over 10 years, I know which places are likely to be open. So we ended up at Los Cabos. What? Full...? Well, we just managed to get in. But... the game machines (darts) were all taken. (Even the private rooms were full) It seemed like I didn't quite understand the situation. We celebrated with a toast and drank heavily to make up for it, but... some of the group were getting impatient and wanted to play darts. Just at the right time, one machine became available. With 9 people, we divided into 3 groups, with the losing group paying for the drinks. My team won brilliantly. It was a great team, including the person we were celebrating. We had to win, of course. And to celebrate the victory, we opened a champagne. Selected members then competed individually, with me being chosen for some reason. I ended up losing the individual game. I had to pay for the champagne. Then, another celebration was announced, and another champagne arrived. For some reason, I was chosen to compete again... and lost once more. Seriously, two bottles of champagne for me alone (tears). Well, it's a celebration, so it's okay. This review seems very personal, doesn't it? Well, for places like dart bars, it's all about the atmosphere. This place is lively and good for groups of couples and friends in their 20s to early 30s. So, we settled the bill and enjoyed the treat.

I went to a dart bar located in a karaoke building near the west exit of Ikebukuro Station, just a 5-minute walk away. The atmosphere had a Mexican-style decor and felt stylish. It's a great place to get rowdy with friends while watching soccer games. Although darts are the main attraction, I mainly went for the drinks. The friendly staff recommended their original cocktails, which left a good impression. The food portions were generous, but it might be nice to have smaller portions available for women. As we started playing darts while sipping tequila, before we knew it, it was morning... This place could be handy if you miss the last train in Ikebukuro.

Casually drop in alone and enjoy a beer, or have fun with friends playing darts or chatting. The staff are friendly, and you can have a good time sitting at the counter by yourself. I was recommended the taco chips with avocado dip as a light snack, and it was delicious. The interior seems to be inspired by Mexico. You can enjoy a foreign atmosphere and a casual bar vibe, making it a place you'll want to visit again. Although it's unrelated to the food and atmosphere, some serious dart players come here, so the level is quite high, which may be a bit intimidating for someone like me who just wants to give it a try.

I visited this shop, part of the Pasela group, with my darts buddies after a night of drinking. It's located about a 2-minute walk from Ikebukuro Station West Exit, so it's easy to find. The interior has a friendly country-style atmosphere. While there are no standout recommended drinks, enjoying a Zima or Corona with friends while playing darts is recommended. There are plenty of dartboards, so you can enjoy without getting irritated by waiting. I recommend the Margherita for snacks. It's easy to eat with one hand and the cheese flavor is excellent! As expected from the Pasela group, the food is of high quality and very satisfying. The fact that they are open until the first train is a big plus. When it comes to darts in Ikebukuro, this is my go-to place!

It is located on the left side after turning left at the OIOI intersection from the west exit of Ikebukuro. I used it for a company banquet before. The atmosphere is very nice, but... (-_-) I thought the individual price was a bit high considering the quality of the food and the size of the venue. Maybe it was because of the all-you-can-drink option. It was quite crowded with about 80 people, and it was a tight standing room only situation. This place might be more suitable for small private parties or dates.

It feels like a dart practice area where you are always left alone without much customer service, showing the expertise of a major dart bar. The food was decently tasty, but the tables were too small to fit everything on. If they consider the timing and other factors a bit more, they could become a better place. The atmosphere of the restaurant was nice, with a bright interior and a counter, so I might try going alone next time! Keep up the good work and strive to match the quality of the major dart bar Bee!

I often go drinking with my boyfriend. There are karaoke, izakaya, and billiards shops in the same building, making it convenient. The age group is somewhat young, in their 20s and 30s, and the staff is also young. Despite the prices, they serve delicious cocktails. Whenever I go to the bar, I tell them my preferences and they make me an original cocktail. Here, they keep the recipes of the original cocktails that customers like, so when I go next time, I just have to mention the name and they will make it for me. I really appreciate that kind of thoughtfulness. It's one of my favorite places to go.