ELE TOKYO Night Club w Minato-ku

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  Thom

  :: 12 May 2018 16:28:01

  mediocre music, militiristic staff.

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  Byron Linares

  :: 29 April 2018 01:33:45

  Good atmosphere, pretty people and the staff was amazing.

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  Justin Phipps

  :: 28 September 2017 05:39:21

  Ok I'm an upscale club fanatic. Here is my impression/thoughts. I went on a Friday night kinda early around midnight. There was no line and I wasn't on the guest list so I paid a high cover(don't remember but it was high including 2 drink tickets). As you walk in there is a lounge like setting with a bar. Not very interesting so I moved on to the main room. Now, in my opinion they should rename this venue Club Steps. It is perhaps the most dangerous club in Asia. Why? They have steps EVERYWHERE. You have to walk down steps to get to the dance area. Then they have unlit steps all over including the dance floor. Seriously, you could have a bad night after some drinks(or even sober). So, about the club. I didn't spend a lot of time here but other then the drink dumping steps all over I liked the set up mostly. It was classy with a good light/sound system. The DJ was on point and had the half empty club dancing. They also had a hot curtain dancer doing a show. The bathroom was big for Japanese club standards. I could see getting a drink being hard if the club was full. I read about the bouncers here and I can see what people are talking about. They had more bouncers then people in the club I think. WHY? Are they expecting a war? And to make things worse they are not lurking in the shadows they are just walking around and standing in annoying places. They didn't harass me but I could see them being problematic if the club was busy. They had that itchy flashlight trigger finger look. When I left a line was brewing so I think this place woulda been good.

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  Bakari Weaver

  :: 06 May 2017 05:30:40

  DON'T EVER GO HERE! A friend and I decided to try this place. Paid 7000 yen ($70) each to cut the line. Inside was filled with Drag Queens and Douche Bags. The vibe of the club was absolutely terrible. Within ten minutes of being inside, the security guard asked my friend to move. When he didn't hear him, within 2 seconds the security guard shined his flashlight directly into my friends eyes and screamed "move!" Stunned, my friend swatted the flashlight away from his face. That's when 2 security guards attacked him, viciously grabbing him forcing him to spill his drink all over me, himself and them. They dragged my friend outside the whole time yelling profanities towards my friend. I followed them out and once the saw me they backed off of my friend. They security guards then proceeded to lie saying that "we" (they never said a word to me in the club) would not listen, and that my friend threw a punch at them and threw his drink at them. These lies were backed up by the manager of the establishment, and when my friend and I requested security footage the manager proceeded to lie saying that there were no security cameras. We asked for a refund considering the terrible experience and obscene amount of money we paid, in turn the manager insisted that they don't "normally" give refunds. In return I asked "Do you normally viciously attack and harass your customers?" which was not replied to. The manager agreed to give us 3000 yen ($30) back each. To which we replied we will sue them for assault. The manager then returned with 11000 yen in total. For causing such a terrible customer experience they wouldn't even provide a full refund which is unfathomable. Easily the worst place I've been in Japan in the 2 years I've lived here.

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  Anthony Huttley

  :: 04 April 2017 17:48:21

  ¥600 for a small bottle of water is outrageous. No free water. ¥1000 for basic or beer. So yeah, super expensive. Also, no seats unless you're a female. Apart from that it's fine. The sound system is great if you like the music. Not my style though.