At last month's company drinking party, the probably cheapest plan menu was a buffet style where you line up and serve yourself with only 6 items. After they ran out, the next round of menu items would come out, but... the taste was familiar to those who drink, so it's okay if you don't eat. As for me, who doesn't drink, I went up to get food twice and then it was over. ( ˃ ˂ )

I went to a stylish cafe where you can play darts. The omurice priced at 1350 yen was so stylish and quite delicious.

We used it for a farewell party for our company (20 people). Unfortunately, we forgot to take photos so there are none... Buffet style with all-you-can-drink. I've gotten used to services where they serve you due to COVID, so buffets feel like a hassle to me... They provided drinks relatively quickly, so I could enjoy drinking without stress. It was in a private room at the back, so we could enjoy ourselves without worrying about other customers. The restaurant also has darts, which looks fun. I didn't play darts though...

"Darts bar"

Visiting Hours: 14:00■ Located on the 5th floor of a mixed-use building. There is a signboard at the entrance of the building, and once you take the elevator up, you will see a refreshing entrance with the name of the shop. (Refer to the photo)■ InteriorUpon entering the entrance, there are 4 dart boards and sofa seats on the right, and billiard tables and table seats on the left. It's more of a place to play rather than just enjoy drinks.■ DrinksThey offer alcoholic beverages and non-alcoholic drinks, so you can enjoy a drink while playing from noon.■ StaffThere are two staff members: a lovely female manager and a friendly young male staff member who will happily engage in dart challenges with you. According to the staff, there are few dart bars in the Hakata area and most places where you can play during the day. In Tokyo, you can easily find places like this, but it seems like trends vary by location. It might be nice to stop by for a break and have some fun.