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Ni-Chome is very interesting. For a foreigner it may seem intimidating but if you start here and get a few drinks in you, you'll be okay to brave the rest of the area. haha. The bartenders were cute. Drinks were reasonably priced and the navy boys and ex-pats are all here on the weekends.
Best place in Tokyo for foreigners
This is the first place I tried to go to that made me feel welcome from day one. The staff and Ken, the owner, are very friendly, attentive and do actually take the time to talk to people AND listen to them... I would recommend it especially if you are shy at first. Unlike most other reviews I am not a big fan of those weekends when the staff walks around with almost nothing on. I`m old fashion, I prefer to see them with clothes on and imagine whats under than see it all on display... but that`s me! LOL
Great atarting point
Attracts many tourists, and easy to find. Exit C5 from Shinjinku Sanchome Metro Station. Criss the road and you are set!
Great place to see in 2010
Spent NYE 2010 here and had a great time. Friendly people and staff, execellent music and beautifully warm considering how cold it was outside. Small in comparison to Sydney but most memorable.
Fun...just like home.
This bar is a great place for all seasons. And I think the previous commenter was right on when he mentioned the popularity going up when they hired the gaijin boys to walk around in speedos or very small undies. I know I enjoyed the view, and it reminded me of Los Angeles where the bartenders and servers are all pretty much scantily clad. It is also one of the bigger interiors that isn't crowded in every inch like Arty Farty or The Annex. You can go, drink, socialize, and have a great time. I have spent most of my night there, never really seeing the need to go elsewhere. Most people rotate in and out so if you stick around long enough the crowd will change completely. :-)