Shanghai Night Spot Exploration 2! Hachiling, experience the real KTV at "YELL BAR

Fascinated by the nightlife of Shanghai, Hachimine now sneaks into the "YELL BAR"!
What kind of experience awaited us at this place called "Japanese American KTV"?
This article will provide a complete overview of the YELL BAR, along with real-life stories.

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What this article will tell you

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What is YELL BAR? Sneaking into the site of "KTV," China's version of cabaret clubs

What is KTV?

KTV stands for "Karaoke Television" and refers to nightspots like karaoke bars and cabarets in China.
Some of them even offer "take-out" service, making it a night spot with a slightly more mature outlook on the world.

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Hachimine's Undercover Report: Masa, Masa Mama, and Two Bottles of Champagne

Accompanied by legendary staff member Masa, whom Hachimine met at the first restaurant, PLUS ONE, Hachimine wanders around Furukita at night.
"Next time, why don't we go to a big box? I was introduced to the YELL BAR.

The sense of scale is different right from the moment you enter the restaurant.

The restaurant is spacious and has a "big box" feel.
It has a bar counter, a large hall, and four more private rooms (probably), a luxurious structure typical of KTV.

Encounter with Hachimine and Masamama

I was introduced to Miyabi Mama, a short blonde-haired Chi-mama.
She is just a very lively and cheerful woman.
In addition, they were generous enough to offer us shochu if we poured champagne.

Champagne and a storm of nominations

Hachimine, two bottles of champagne & multiple nominations with vigor.
The restaurant was already crowded with many Japanese businessmen, and with their involvement, it entered a mini banquet state.

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What is the appeal of YELL BAR?

Japanese-friendly design and service

The majority of the clientele are Japanese business travelers and expatriates.
Staff members are also available in Japanese, a major advantage of this service is that it can be enjoyed without any language barriers.

Luxury space with generous moms

Flexible and generous customer service shines through, such as "service is provided when you add alcohol to your drink.
The restaurant configuration is large and luxurious, and private rooms are available for those who want to relax and have a drink.

Excellent access & surroundings

The Changning and Gubei area where YELL BAR is located is a high-class district with a high concentration of Japanese companies, consulates, and luxury hotels.

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Conclusion: YELL BAR is a "social place at night. How about a drink on your business trip?

YELL BAR is the perfect place for tired Japanese businessmen on a business trip who want to spend a luxurious evening.
The customer service, the space, and the staff's enthusiasm are all "a perfect balance of comfort and glamour.

I would like to summarize it this way in terms of Hachimine:

If you are lost at night in Shanghai, go to YELL BAR and get shochu from Chi-mama."

Exploration Summary: Adult Learning, Priceless

This time, through the first part of our exploration of Shanghai nightspots, "PLUS ONE", and the second part, "YELL BAR", we will be visiting the following places.
Drinking money: 140,521 yen totalThe memories of the drinking party are not just memories of the drinking party, but what you get when you invest in aA valuable experience of "nighttime cross-cultural exchangeIt was.

The amount of money alone has a certain impact, but I learned more than that.
The depth of Chinese night culture, the realities of local workers, and the existence of a space where you can "truly relax" in a foreign country.

Maybe this is the kind of experience that money can't buy.

Hachimine, there is still much to learn from the night in Shanghai.

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