I visited during lunchtime. It was crowded as usual, showing its popularity. This time, I wanted to order a beer that looks great, so I chose one with fruity flavors like apple, pineapple, and mango. I added crab and shrimp to my regular lunch. It arrived quickly and looked very luxurious with plenty of shrimp and crab. The dance show was also great, I was able to see it twice. I might come back again!

In a bag, there are seafood such as crabs rubbed with spicy sauce, brought to the table. The tradition at this restaurant is to eat them with your hands, which is the highlight. This restaurant, which came from Taiwan, mainly offers three types of menus: the crab-filled "Crab Combo Bag," the shrimp-based "Shrimp Combo Bag," and the lobster-filled "Lobster Combo Bag." The difference between "Crab" and "Shrimp" is not just about the presence of crabs, but also includes octopus, chicken, broccoli, and corn in the "Crab" version, with each serving for two people priced at 7,000 yen and 6,000 yen, respectively. There are seasonal limited editions as well, and this time we ordered the "Spring Course," which is a luxurious version with a mix of "Crab" and "Shrimp," along with a Banh Mi-style salad and spare ribs. The spare ribs are served with a Honey BBQ sauce, which is sweet and savory, and each bone is cut and eaten individually (a knife and fork are provided). They are tender, well-seasoned, and delicious. Just this alone seems to be enough to fill you up. The main seafood comes with three types of sauce. The standard "Signature Sauce" offers three levels of spiciness: mild, medium, and extra spicy. This time, I tried the medium spiciness, and it was quite stimulating, making beer go down smoothly. Additionally, you can choose from "Lemon Garlic" and "Beet Bourguignon" sauces, but it's best to try the representative flavor first. Eating crabs, shrimp, and even vegetables with your hands is an experience that you can't easily have elsewhere, and even if you don't eat a lot, the satisfaction level is high. There is also a showtime with the staff dancing, which raises the excitement level, but it's not really a place for leisurely conversations (also because peeling shells keeps you busy). The restaurant currently has two locations in Shinjuku and Osaka. There used to be one in Fukuoka as well, but it closed due to the pandemic. The Shinjuku location is two doors down from the Lumine Est in the East Exit building. The restaurant is popular among young people, but adults can also enjoy the robust flavors. It's a good place to have an exciting meal with close friends without being too formal. This text is from [Tokyo Totteoki!!]. If you want to see more photos, please click the link below. "Dancing Crab Tokyo" (Shinjuku, seafood cuisine) https://tokyo.totteoki.jp/21201/

The party atmosphere was fun, with the older sisters dancing every 30 minutes, which was cute and enjoyable. It's perfect for celebrating with a large group. The seafood tasted a bit like frozen food, but the signature seasoning was delicious. I wish the all-you-can-eat bread was baked.

Such a fun atmosphere! The lively and cheerful staff made it feel like we were overseas. The beer served in large glasses and the hands-on eating style were refreshing and enjoyable. The birthday plate surprise with music playing and everyone in the restaurant celebrating together was also lovely.

A few minutes' walk from Shinjuku Lumine Est is a Singaporean hand-held seafood restaurant. We tried the 5000 yen course this time. From the salad to the pasta at the end, everything is eaten by hand, which was a bit of a shock when we were explained. At first, we were puzzled, but gradually started to enjoy it and ate like Indians. My daughter had fun cosplaying with the crab hat given to her, which turned out to be a birthday service. About once an hour, there is a dancing time where cute waitresses come to do an air cheers, which was quite enjoyable. With only two locations in Shinjuku and Osaka, it's definitely worth a visit. ✨

I went to a friend's birthday party at a restaurant where we ate all the food with our hands while wearing gloves! At first, I was a little confused, but as I got used to it, it became more and more fun. The staff at the restaurant were energetic and cheerful, so it was a very enjoyable time. The food was also delicious. I took a video of the main dish, so I can't post it, but a huge platter of seafood was served.

I visited "Dancing Club Tokyo" located right near Shinjuku Station, where an extraordinary experience awaits during the daytime. Here, you can enjoy a unique dining experience where dishes are served directly on oversized cooking paper on the table for you to eat with your hands. I tried the "Hand-to-Hand Combo Bag Course" featuring a variety of classic dishes. Starting with a classic Caesar salad eaten by hand was a new experience for me. The Cajun-spiced fried potatoes had a perfect crispy texture. The highly recommended crab cake was packed with crab meat. The highlight was the extravagant shrimp and crab combo bag where crab and shrimp are served in abundance on the table, making it a fun and exciting dining experience. The staff dances around the tables to dance music, adding to the lively atmosphere of the unique restaurant. They offer a wide selection of drinks and unlimited garlic toast to enjoy to the fullest. This is not a place for a quiet atmosphere, but rather a lively and unique restaurant where you can enjoy a fun and interactive dining experience. It's the perfect place for those who want to enjoy a lively and hands-on dining experience.

I met up with a friend I hadn't seen in a while and made a reservation at a seafood restaurant where you eat everything with your hands and the staff occasionally perform dances. It has a vibe reminiscent of Bangkok. The set course menu costs 15,000 yen for two people, drinks are not included. The food taste is average, but it's a fun place to enjoy the atmosphere. Definitely worth a visit.

All the employees are lively and have a good vibe. As soon as you sit down, you are handed a crab headband and plastic gloves to wear. We ordered a course without all-you-can-drink option, and most of the dishes came out within the first 30 minutes, so there was no time to drink. The taste of the food was delicious. When it's someone's birthday, the employees dance and celebrate together. The beer in the photo was so big that you had to hold it with both hands, but it was a bit warm, which was disappointing.

High in calories and high in cholesterol, but once in a while it's okay. It's fun and you can get in a high spirits. The little kid next to me is also enjoying crab, eating with all their might. Oh, crab and shrimp are really good. Definitely come and enjoy a fun meal with a large group of people.

Second visit after 5 years I saw this restaurant on a friend's Facebook a few years ago and decided to try it for dinner. The staff were still very cheerful and welcoming. However, when the dancing started, the music was too loud. The majority of customers were women. This time, I went with two friends and we ordered the shrimp lunch course. Strangely, the chicken that came with the meal had a raw smell, so we couldn't eat it. I recommend trying something with a black pepper sauce instead of the lemon garlic sauce.

This time, I went to "Dancing Crab Tokyo" in Shinjuku!! Here's what I ordered: - Buffalo Chicken for 980 yen - Crab Combo Bag with White Pepper Cream Sauce for 7000 yen - Whole Pineapple for 2000 yen The Crab Combo Bag was filled with crab and other big ingredients, making it very satisfying to eat!! Eating with your hands gives a unique sensation that you don't experience often. The Whole Pineapple has a sherbet-like filling, so it's always cold (I recommend eating it quickly✌). The staff danced and there was a DJ, making it an amazing place!! If you like clubs or crab, you should definitely go!! They provide headbands, so try wearing one!! Be sure to check it out!! @dancingcrab_tokyo #TokyoGourmet #TokyoLunch #TokyoCafe #ShinjukuGourmet #ShinjukuLunch #ShinjukuCafe #DancingCrabTokyo #DancingCrab #SummerMenu #BuffaloChicken #CrabBag #WholePineapple #PinaColada #HandheldFood #HandheldSeafood #Seafood #Shinjuku #Tokyo #EntertainmentRestaurant

I made a reservation for the 19:00 entry with a 7000 yen all-you-can-drink course. When I arrived, the table was covered with a sheet and I put on gloves and waited. All the dishes were placed directly on the table, no plates or forks. There was a dedicated hand washing area in the center of the restaurant, so you could wash your hands right away if they got dirty. At one point, the staff started dancing, and there was a celebration time for birthdays. There were many foreigners, and I would like to use it for special occasions. At first, I thought it was expensive, but after using it, I felt it was great value for money.

I ordered the course menu. You can choose from 3 different seasonings, and I chose a seasonal cream pepper flavor. There was a dance performance in the restaurant, and people were celebrating birthdays, making it feel like a theme park. The flavors were all delicious. Crabs are a bit difficult to eat, so I wouldn't recommend it for a first date (messy and challenging to eat). However, the experience of eating with your hands was fun. The drinks were large and exciting. The restaurant had a slight smell, which was a downside.

Adults can make a lot of noise at this entertaining restaurant where you eat with your hands, and you can wear a crab headband on your head if you want. There are no plates at this place, only cups for soup. The taste is okay. Every hour, there is a showtime where the staff dance together. The drink all-you-can option is only available for groups of 4 or more. This restaurant is very loud, so be aware if you are sensitive to loud noises.

I didn't know that at the dancing club where you can eat crab with your hands, they also offer a great value lunch deal on weekdays. They serve a Club Chowder instead of Clam Chowder, which is a milk-based soup filled with crab broth, creamy and rich with potatoes, celery, bacon, and snow crab. You can add clarified butter for an even richer taste. The lunch comes with a classic Caesar salad and all-you-can-eat bread, tortilla chips, and shrimp chips served with gloves and a sheet to catch crumbs. The lunchtime also includes a show by the dancers, making it a great deal. I definitely want to revisit for dinner.

- Club Chowder Lunch 1500 yen - Club Chowder - Caesar Salad - Pie - Crackers - Unlimited bread I heard that Dancing Club Tokyo has started a weekday-only Club Chowder Lunch, so I decided to check it out for the first time! I had been curious about Dancing Club since I was in Osaka, but I never had the chance to visit. Finally, after coming to Tokyo, I visited the place with the idea that it would be a fun spot to hang out with friends. The moment I entered the restaurant, I was greeted with bright and cheerful service, and the lively atmosphere immediately lifted my spirits. My main goal was to try their Clam Chowder, now upgraded to a Crab Chowder set. First, a tablecloth was laid out on the table for us to use as a plate. We washed our hands thoroughly at the handwashing area in the center of the restaurant and then the lunch began. The first dish to arrive was the Caesar Salad. The server sprinkled cheese and black pepper on it right in front of us, and then we were encouraged to eat it with our hands, which was a new and exciting experience for me! Eating Caesar Salad with my hands for the first time was a revelation. It was surprisingly easy and enjoyable, with plenty of cheese and large croutons adding a nice touch to the dish. Then came the main dish, the Crab Chowder! A large bowl filled with rich and creamy Crab Chowder, with a big chunk of crab including the shell adding a deliciously fragrant crab flavor to the soup. It was creamy, rich, and exactly the type of chowder soup I love. The generous amount of potatoes, beans, and other ingredients added to the soup made it even more satisfying. The crackers, pie, and unlimited bread that came with the set were perfect for dipping into the soup, making the meal even more delicious. The garlic bread for the unlimited bread was especially tasty and I couldn't stop eating it. The staff periodically checked on me, which was nice, especially for someone like me who often dines alone. I was a bit nervous at first about dining alone, but that feeling quickly disappeared. It's totally fine to dine alone here. There was also a showtime where the staff performed dance routines, adding to the fun and enjoyable atmosphere throughout the meal. There were also many people celebrating their birthdays that day, and it was heartwarming to see everyone being celebrated. Whether dining alone, having a girls' night out, going on a date, or hanging out with friends, I think anyone can have a great time here. It's a wonderful place where you can have a new and unique experience. I definitely want to visit again. Thank you for the delicious meal!

I ordered the lunch set with crab and shrimp, which cost around 3000 yen. Garlic toast, shrimp chips, and nachos are all you can eat. We had to wait quite a while after the soup and garlic toast before the main dish arrived. Suddenly, there was a birthday celebration with dancing and entertainment. This place is more suited for those who can enjoy the entertainment aspect. I couldn't help but feel that the staff dancing was more enjoyable than the customers. The food was not bad, but I wouldn't say it was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I used this restaurant for a girls' night out. It was my third time visiting, and the atmosphere is quite flashy (decor, dancing, energetic staff, etc.). The other girls who were there for the first time seemed to enjoy it and took lots of photos. The young woman at the next table was eating while watching videos. As for the taste, it was as good as I had imagined. It's delicious, but I always end up feeling full halfway through (I get tired of the taste). It may not be recommended for those who dislike loud music, overly enthusiastic staff, or staff members in revealing outfits, but it's great for others! The staff are very friendly. The prices are a bit on the high side. It's perfect for a girls' night out or a party.

I opted for the shrimp set for lunch. It comes with salad, soup, and all-you-can-eat bread, so it feels like a great deal. I chose the mildest sauce option, but it was still a bit spicy for me as I'm not good with spicy food. However, the lively atmosphere and the fun of eating with your hands added an extra touch to the experience. The dance show was fantastic, but having to stop eating to watch it twice was a bit tiring as everyone had to pay attention.

I was impressed by this restaurant that seems to be inspired by Hawaii's Cracking Kitchen. It was great to be able to enjoy this in Japan. The staff's performances helped liven up the atmosphere inside the restaurant. There were many foreign tourists for some reason. Maybe it's featured in a guidebook. I would love to go back if I have the chance.

Dancing Club Tokyo, located a 4.5-minute walk from Shinjuku Station, is where we had a lively lunch gathering for a girls' day out. When we entered the restaurant, everyone was wearing crab-shaped headbands. We enjoyed the Crab Chowder Soup, a creamy milk-based soup filled with crab, clams, potatoes, celery, bacon, and snow crab - it was truly delicious! We also had salad, bread, pie, and crackers, which we ate with gloves on, making it a fun and hearty meal. The drinks, although at an additional cost, were cute and colorful, adding to the festive atmosphere. Dancing Club Tokyo also offers a fun dance show for birthday celebrations, complete with a surprise cake. The staff were all friendly and welcoming, making the experience even more enjoyable. It was a lively and exciting time for all of us.