Okashi Japanese Arcade — Attraction in Pearland

A true hidden gem, I love visiting this place when I have the chance. They have a variety of arcade machines ranging from rhythm games, fighting games, prize games and more both old and new with new machines making appearances every so often. I mostly play rhythm games but they do have a lot of them, if you are a huge rhythm game fan you'll love coming here.

The community is very welcoming and it's a nice place to meet new people and make friends. I'm a bit of an introvert so I don't reach out to people but some people have come up to me at times and teach me things I didn't know about a game I'm playing, and some even offered neat advice that I wish I knew about before playing the game. They even have a cool Discord server if you are into that, they post updates to the arcade there.

Currently they are transitioning to a new card play system which will eventually change how you pay to play, but at the time of reviewing it's $20 for all-day freeplay. I'm not at the arcade long enough to justify spending $20 for all-day access (I do live pretty far away so my time is limited here) so I do hope that the new system will be better priced for those who aren't at the arcade for too long, but it's still fairly cheap if you compare it to a bigger arcade location like Round1.

The location is a bit small however but I'm still surprised how they manage to make it somewhat spaced even with all the machines they have on floor. Hopefully in the future they'll be able to get a bigger location.

Overall a great location and I hope to come more often...

Haven't been to arcade in a long time, so seeing this pop up so close to me was a huge surprise. I didn't quite expect the selection there, but I was genuinely stunned at the incredible display of rhythm games present. There's Project Diva, Beatmania, Dance Dance Revolution, Taiko no Tatsujin, Pop's Music, and many more that I'd never even heard of prior to entering the store. While rhythm games were definitely the strength, there were still quite a variety of other games, like Initial D, Luigi's Mansion, and some fun party games, all imported. There's some fun stuff for fighting/action game fans too, like Street Fighter III 3rd Strike, Tekken 7, and Gundame Extreme Versus. There're also setups for BYOC play. The staff were also super friendly and there are a nice variety of snacks in the front. A lot of things to do that you probably will not find anywhere else. An...

i came here 2 days ago (or so). At first, i felt skeptical of the place, as it doesn't look good from the outside, but i was surprised when i entered. the games were super fun, although most of them were claw machine-type. for each person, you pay $20, but afterwards you can play any game you want. it's just for fun so you dont win tickets or any of that, unless you play one of those luck-based games. i'm a huge fan of rythym games so you can be sure i had a lot of fun. also, the owner is really cute and friendly. there was, although, one issue with the parking situation. it was kind of complicated to get out, otherwise, coming here was not regretted. I reccommend this place to people who like vocaloid, rhythm games, fighting games, or just discovering...