Twinstar
There is only one word that can really describe Twinstar - classy. Stow your belongings in a locker and slip through the sliding doors to the dance floor to witness the spectacle within. It looks a lot like a Pink Floyd concert -laser beams, flashing lights, smoke machine fog - but there's nothing tacky about it. Duck into the dark lounge and saddle up to the bar for a cocktail, or walk upstairs for the Italian buffet which awaits. The food is well prepared with all that you want of pasta, lasagna, salads, lightly breaded fish, or pork picata in a tomato sauce with broccoli. You can tell that Twinstar takes food seriously because they employ a fellow whose sole duty is to quick-boil your noodles. With the music pumping from DJ Kotaro's turntables, you might want to hit the floor to work off all of that just-eaten food. Women dance on mini stages above the crowd, providing visual stimulation to keep you on the beat. But if you just want to chill out with a Fuzzy Navel, then the comfy sofa on the second floor is the place to crash. Twinstar is also popular for Sunday wedding parties, and their private glass-enclosed rooms can be reserved for any special occasion. If it's your birthday, let them know and they'll surprise you with a cake. This is the right place to paint the town red and have a real dress-up night to remember. Open from 6:30pm-12am. Tuesday to Saturday. Entrance fee: Yen 4,000 men/Yen 3,000 women. 2-11 Kagurazaka, Shinjuku-ku (Near Iidabashi station) | ||
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