After finishing my business in Ikebukuro, I saw the sign for KAMEN RIDER THE DINNER on my way to Ikebukuro Station and decided to check it out. It was a collaboration with Paseo Resorts Ikebukuro Main Store, and the interior was dimly lit with figures of Kamen Riders and Sentai heroes, as well as autographs of actors on display. However, there wasn't much substance to it. The menu was accessed through a QR code, but there wasn't anything impressive, and the prices were high. I decided not to eat and just ordered a Kamen Rider Black Coffee (with cookie), which cost a whopping 770 yen, only to find out it was instant coffee. They also charged a seating fee, and I don't think I'll be coming back.

My daughter and I, who both love Kamen Rider and Super Sentai, went to this restaurant! Regardless of the taste, we were thrilled to see familiar menu items, and the music playing in the restaurant was all Kamen Rider and Super Sentai songs, so we had a blast with our excitement at maximum levels throughout! This kind of fun may not be understood by those who don't watch TV, haha.

I visited the restaurant on a day off because my child wanted to go. It is operated by Karaoke Pasela, so the menu was mostly karaoke-themed. They had drinks inspired by Kamen Rider and Super Sentai, which looked interesting but didn't taste great. However, my child was happy, so that's what matters. From an adult's perspective, the decor and decorations were lacking and overall it was a bit underwhelming. But for a child who loves Kamen Rider, it was a very exciting place.

My son and I visited the W Hero Summer Festival at Tokyo Dome before the pandemic, it had been 3 years since our last visit. The ordering method had changed, so we used our smartphones to view the menu and place our orders. My son had the Ultimate Soda, which was fizzy and exciting, and the Rabbit Tank sparkling drink. I ordered the No. 2 dish, the Power Melon Float, and the Loco Moco No. 1. The food was okay, nothing special, but fans of tokusatsu would enjoy the experience at this restaurant. I also noticed that there were more celebrity signatures on display compared to our last visit. I felt like the menu had shrunk since the last time we were here, but maybe that's just me.

The total cost for two people was 1000 yen for the charge, 660 yen for Complete Cola, 880 yen for Rabbit Tank SP, 660 yen for half portion of Yakisoba, and 990 yen for Tatoba Gao, totaling 4190 yen. As soon as the elevator opened, the children were excited, although I didn't quite understand why. The food was delicious as usual. The name apparently has various meanings, which again excited the children. The prices are a bit high, but it was enjoyable as an amusement. The customers included families with children, solo women, groups of two men, and a wide range of people. I would like to visit regularly.

I never knew about this place. I didn't know there was a concept cafe or concept restaurant here. Concept cafes usually have food that isn't very good for the price, but this place, as expected of Pasela, doesn't disappoint. The drinks, food, and desserts were all delicious. If you're going there soon, I recommend booking a private room. You can relax and enjoy your time!

After finishing eating rabbit and sheep, it was 19:30. So, I decided to go to the Kamen Rider Cafe. The prices were a bit high as expected from a concept cafe, but I received various novelties. It was nice to have staff who were knowledgeable about Kamen Rider. haha

I wonder if only enthusiasts can enjoy this place (￣▽￣;) My son and I went to this restaurant after attending a Kamen Rider show at Tokyo Dome. We arrived around 5 pm, but couldn't find the entrance at first and ended up wandering around the building's first floor. A staff member approached us and informed us that there was a seating rotation system even on weekdays. We had to wait on the first floor until it was time, around 15 minutes later, when they announced that we could go up to the 4th floor, which had a "Shocker Base" motif. We were guided to our seats by a waiter wearing a Rider shirt. There was a tablet for ordering in addition to the menu. We started with two drinks and four food items, but ended up ordering a total of 8 items, including: "My Youth (drink)", "Omega Foam Tea Soda (drink)", "Kiba Let's Go Gratin", "Cyclone & Joker Double Sandwich", "Potetcho Kinn Dinner Mode", "King's Omurice", "Heisei Kamen Rider Catchphrase Mini Pizza", and "Alan's Takoyaki" x2. The appearance and names of the food may not be understood without watching TV. The taste was delicious, similar to a regular restaurant. The warm food was a bit lukewarm. At the time, the actors who were performing also visited the restaurant, with many signed autographs on display, including Fujio F. Fujiko, and Ryoma Takeuchi, etc. After finishing our meal, we went to the cashier and were shocked to find that the total bill was over 7,500 yen (￣▽￣;) But both my son and I enjoyed the experience, so it was worth it.

I heard that there is a limited-time menu for the 20th anniversary of Heisei Kamen Rider series, featuring "Ryuki." The fifth installment of the commemorative project is the "Kuuga & Ryuki & W (Double)" menu. The restaurant's interior is designed to resemble a Shocker base, with a giant screen showing Kamen Rider videos on the walls and life-size figures of Kamen Rider 1 and 2 displayed in the back. Additionally, there are autographed posters of past Riders, transformation belts, and original merchandise for sale. I tried the "Final Vent - Dragon Fruit Kick" from the Ryuki limited-time menu. It is a sweet soft drink with a unique texture from the dragon fruit seeds. The taste is sweet, but the crunchiness of the dragon fruit seeds adds an interesting element. The "Have you ever eaten a gooey parfait?" dessert is a decadent parfait with layers of whipped cream and cocoa biscuits. The salty taste of the lizard-shaped cracker on top balances the sweetness. When you order a Heisei Kamen Rider 20th anniversary menu item, you receive a special bonus of a can badge for each item ordered. I received badges featuring "Knight" from Ryuki and "Skull" from W. A female customer offered to exchange badges with me, and I happily agreed, receiving a Ryuki badge in return. In addition to the limited-time menu, the restaurant offers other creative Kamen Rider-themed dishes like "Sora" Mina Rider - Prologue, Cyclone Joker Sandwich, and Evil Secret Society Risotto. Although the prices are on the higher side with a cover charge of ¥500, this restaurant is a must-visit for Kamen Rider fans. Thank you for the delicious meal.

Collaboration restaurant featuring Kamen Rider in Ikebukuro. I visit about once or twice a year, usually after watching a summer or winter Rider movie. This time, I visited after watching Heisei Generations FOREVER. It was a Saturday, but I had made a reservation in advance, so we were able to get in smoothly. The restaurant had a special menu in collaboration with Heisei Generations FOREVER, featuring food and drinks inspired by Zi-O, Build, Kuuga, Double, and Den-O who appeared in the movie. When you order, you also get a can badge as a bonus. There was a Ziku Driver displayed at the entrance. Other than that, I don't think there were any major changes to the interior. As a complimentary dish, we received cookies with Rider designs and small plates with Rider crests. I ordered the mini pizza with a famous catchphrase and a Zi-O drink. The mini pizza was themed after Ryuki. Both the drink and pizza had a kind of monaka-like crust with illustrations that are familiar from collaboration cafes. As a special feature for visiting, you get a coaster, and there is a list of available coasters on the website. I have received coasters for Riders like Kamen Rider Brave before, so I think there are quite a variety of options. As long as the Kamen Rider series continues, I plan to visit again.

Kamen Rider fans will enjoy going there, but since it used to be a karaoke box, the focus is more on the fun atmosphere than the taste of the food. The colors are a bit strange...lol.

PASELA does a great job, everything was delicious! They have gacha gacha and figures too, so you can enjoy more than just the food.

Masked Rider Diner - I went there for my child's birthday, but the service, food, and overall experience were terrible, completely different from the photos on their website.