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English Reviews (Reviews Total Language : 7 reviews)
“Candy Buffet Adult Bar”
Kool all you can eat candy bar in the centre of Shibuya. There is a cover charge per seat then order what drink's you would like. So much candy and a big beverage list. A fun little bar.
Visited February 2023
“One of my favourite Tokyo experiences ever!”
This is such a unique experience, I absolutely loved it! We were a party of four visiting on a Sunday evening. We were seated straight away and the rules were explained to us; all-you-can-eat candy and snacks for up to two hours for 500 yen per person, with a separate menu offering drinks and food. ...We had a great time sampling lots of different sweet and savoury items from the very well-stocked shelves. We also ordered some deep fried Oreos which were delicious! We had a great time, would definitely recommend.
Visited April 2019
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“Not just Candy”
The place was a little hard to find but It was definately worth it. They have more than just Candy I ordered a delicious cinnamon roll before I even got my basket of snacks. If you ever wanted to try a bunch of japanese snacks for a good price hunt this place down
Visited September 2018
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“Oichi and fun!!!”
A little hard to find, see the first photo for the sign to look for. It’s on the second floor. Pay a flat fee of 500yen and buy 1 drink minimum and eat ALL THE SNACKS for 2 hours. It wasn’t too busy, and it was exactly what I’d hoped for. (๑>◡<๑)
Visited April 2019
“Fun Experience”
Heard about the Dagashi Bar and thought we’d take our daughter and grandson. It was rather difficult to find and I asked several shop owners, who were all helpful, but we still had trouble locating. Finally found it on the second floor. Signage out front on street level showed a restaurant with a... small picture reference to the dagashi (candy). Look for Izakaya Restaurant and you’re at the right place. A little expensive at $5 USD plus the cost of a drink, another $6 USD or so. Max time limit to eat all the candy, chips, etc is 2 hours. There are also food options at an additional cost. I feel the experience was worth it as we had fun tasting a wide variety of Japanese candies and snacks. My grandson thought it was great. It seemed to be a younger [aged] crowd but we enjoyed it as well. Opened at 3pm.
Visited January 2019
