Pachinko, upgraded to first class.
A separate floor above the main parlour: twenty-four high-limit machines, leather booths, table service and a dedicated host who knows your name by the second visit. This is pachinko for people who want the game without the crowd.
Same game, entirely different room
The lounge floor sits one level above the main parlour and plays by its own rules. Machines here run higher ball velocities and bigger jackpot sequences — these are the units our regulars graduate to. Each booth seats four with its own lighting, call button and tray service.
Your dedicated host handles everything tableside: ball card reloads, drink orders, prize banking and machine recommendations tuned to how you actually play. The full izakaya menu — sake, Japanese whisky, small plates — comes straight to your booth.
- Twenty-four high-limit machines reserved for lounge guests
- Private leather booth with table service included
- Premium 1,000-ball card in every booking
- Full izakaya menu and drinks served to your seat
- Priority prize redemption with the premium counter
VIP Lounge
What's included
Everything below comes standard — no surprise add-ons at the counter.
Your own four-seat booth with adjustable lighting, tray storage and a host call button.
A 1,000-ball premium card loaded and ready — double the standard starter, no reload mid-session.
One host per four booths for the whole night: reloads, recommendations and redemption, all tableside.
How it works
Lounge booths are reservation-only, especially Thursday to Saturday. A two-hour minimum applies.
Skip the main floor, head straight up. Your host meets you at the lounge entrance and walks you to your booth.
Everything comes to you — balls, drinks, plates. When you finish, your host handles redemption while you relax.
What VIP Lounge costs
Booth pricing is per person per hour with a two-hour minimum on weekends. The premium ball card, table service and dedicated host are all included — drinks and plates are charged separately from the izakaya menu.
- All equipment and ball credit included
- Free host assistance throughout
- Prize redemption on the spot
- No lock-in — pay per visit
- Group rates available
- Free cancellation up to 24h
Who VIP Lounge is for
You've done the main floor and want machines that hit harder and pay bigger.
A booth for two with sake and a high-limit machine beats another dinner-and-a-movie night.
Impressing a client who thinks they've seen everything? They haven't seen this.
Lounge etiquette, briefly
The lounge keeps a quieter floor: phone calls go to the corridor, smart-casual dress after 6pm, and booth bookings hold for fifteen minutes before release. Everything else works exactly like the main floor — same 18+ rule, same prize system, better machines.
The booth service changes everything. We played for three hours, never queued for a thing, and the high-limit row actually pays out properly.
VIP Lounge FAQ
The things people ask before booking. Still unsure? Message the desk.
All club questionsCan I walk into the lounge without a booking?
If a booth is free, yes — but weekends book out days ahead. Even midweek, a reservation guarantees your preferred machine row.
What's the difference between lounge and main-floor machines?
Lounge units run tighter nail settings and higher velocity, which means bigger but less frequent jackpots. They're the machines our tournament players practise on.
Is there a dress code?
Smart casual after 6pm — no thongs, no singlets. Daytime sessions are relaxed.
Can I bring guests who aren't playing?
Up to two non-playing guests can share your booth and order from the izakaya menu. Playing guests each need a booking.
The best seat in the house is upstairs.
Booths go fast Thursday through Saturday — send a booking request and we'll hold yours.