ZEROTOKYO — Restaurant in Tokyo

ZERO TOKYO stands as a beacon in the nightlife of Tokyo, a city renowned for its vibrant and diverse club scene. My recent visit to this night club was an experience that not only met but exceeded my expectations, compelling me to share the myriad ways in which ZERO TOKYO sets itself apart as a premier destination for music enthusiasts and party-goers alike.

Upon entering ZERO TOKYO, the first thing that strikes you is the immaculate cleanliness and the expansive nature of the main stage area. The club's design prioritizes spaciousness, allowing for an unobstructed view of the performances from virtually any spot. This thoughtful layout ensures that every attendee can fully immerse themselves in the live experience, a rarity in the often cramped night club venues.

The sound quality at ZERO TOKYO is, without exaggeration, world-class. It's evident that the club has invested heavily in its sound system, offering an auditory experience that is both crystal clear and profoundly resonant. Whether you're a casual listener or an audiophile, the impeccable sound engineering enhances every beat and note, creating an unforgettable atmosphere that pulsates through the core of your being.

Diversity is another hallmark of ZERO TOKYO, with its three different floors hosting four dance floors, each offering a unique vibe and musical genre. This architectural marvel ensures that every visitor can find a space that resonates with their personal taste. From electronic dance music to hip-hop and beyond, the club caters to a wide array of musical preferences, making it a melting pot of cultures and rhythms.

The bar area of ZERO TOKYO provides a cozy retreat for those looking to take a break from the dance floor. Its intimate setting offers a contrast to the pulsating energy of the main areas, providing a space for relaxed conversations and a chance to enjoy the club's extensive selection of drinks. The ambiance here is perfectly balanced, offering both comfort and sophistication.

A standout feature of my experience was the unparalleled professionalism of the VIP bartender. Despite being the sole bartender handling the VIP section, her efficiency and poise were remarkable. Her ability to manage a steady stream of orders without compromising on the quality of service was a testament to her expertise and dedication. It's rare to witness such a level of professionalism, and it significantly enhanced the overall experience.

In conclusion, ZERO TOKYO is not just a night club; it's an institution that represents the pinnacle of Tokyo's night life. Its clean and spacious main stage, world-class sound quality, diversity in musical offerings, cozy bar, and exceptional staff all contribute to making it a must-visit destination. Whether you're a local resident or a traveler seeking the quintessential Tokyo night club experience, ZERO TOKYO promises an evening of unparalleled enjoyment and memories that...

This was my first time visiting Zero Tokyo, and honestly, if I had known this nightclub was going to be this cool and fun, I would have been coming here since they opened. They have escalators inside the club that go down four floors—and I’m so glad it’s not stairs! At the end of the night, navigating stairs in heels is always a struggle, especially in a dark nightclub where drunk people are falling all over themselves. Escalators are a game-changer. It honestly felt like Disneyland inside a nightclub.

The club has multiple floors and DJ areas, and the entire design is so well put together that it’s worth visiting just to see. Plus, the DJs were top-tier. Every room had amazing music, and the night I went, Vintage Culture was playing, so I had an absolute blast.

Another thing that stood out? I actually felt safe here. That’s rare in nightclubs. I even left VIP to go dance in the general crowd, and my friend stayed nearby, keeping an eye on me. Normally, I’d say maybe I shouldn’t leave VIP, but the energy was so good—everyone was dancing, happy, and just genuinely having a great time. I also noticed security quickly removed a girl who did something inappropriate. I didn’t see what happened, but they handled it fast, so props to them.

Now, let’s talk about cleanliness. ✔ Bathrooms? Super clean. (This should be standard in clubs, but it’s not, so I was thrilled.) ✔ Floors? Mostly spotless. Only one area on the main floor was sticky, but that’s expected with so many people spilling drinks. ✔ **Capacity? The main floor holds 2,000 people, and they still keep it looking good. That’s impressive.

The sound system was incredible, but if you go near the main DJ booth, wear earplugs. I have really good hearing, and even five or six rows back, I couldn’t go any closer—it was that powerful. The video jockey was amazing all night, and the lighting tech was on point. The lights were so bright I needed sunglasses, but it just added to the experience.

I believe they have a food menu, but I didn’t order anything, so I can’t speak on that. However, the VIP bouncers were on it, and the bottle service staff at our table was incredibly polite and kind. All the staff were friendly, which made the night even better.

I highly recommend this nightclub. VIP is absolutely worth booking, and I can’t say enough good things about my experience. Zero Tokyo is...

Been to many clubs around the world and this one is the worst of all. Customer service is terrible!

Security folks think they own the damn place. So rude and self-entitled.

My friend vaped in the club, he didn’t know it was banned in this club as some other clubs allow it. Maybe he should have known, and has admitted that he was wrong.

But the security guy just forced him out of the club without explaining anything to him. Very aggressively pushed him around and was rude verbally. A little kindness goes a long way, no?

Why not escort politely out of the club? He could have kicked you down the escalator when you kept shoving him but he didn’t because he’s a nice guy and was worried for your safety. I would have done it right away if I was being treated like that.

My friend is one of the nicest people you can meet. The guard who is a foreigner also claimed that my friend hit him which is completely false. It was a push to get a distance from you because of your constant shoving.

They even confiscated his vape and did not return it to him even after getting kicked out of the club. (I’m not even sure if this is legally allowed?).

The bouncers claimed that it’s THC. It’s actually CBD (it’s not psychoactive at all) and it’s legal in Japan. He even bought it from a shop on the Main Street of shibuya, come on… heck, you can even buy it in donki!

If they were to give a warning about vaping, my friend would have gladly adhere to the rules.

There were 3 guards ganging up on him. One of them even tried to steal his wallet. My friend being drunk couldn’t defend himself. They were lucky though since he does MMA.

It seems like the bouncers got too bored so they went on bully mode? Terrible… does it feel that good to mess with someone who was drunk? He was harmless and just enjoying his night.

But I just feel so sorry for my friend’s experience. Spent a great deal of money but to be treated like trash. Never again, Zero Tokyo. Worst clubbing...