Feria

This was second time to be in the club. No nice anymore for me. People so young, very laud musics.

Crowded as heck in this place-​at 3am on top of that! It was hard to get around the club with all the stairs and it was so frustrating trying to walk through the floors when everyone is lighting cigarettes left and right. Bouncers were no nonsense, and some didn’t seem to speak English which was surprising. Bring your passport. Overall just a decent time here, nothing spectacular.

Probably one of the best place in the area, because all other places are mostly tourist hunters. At least you can be sure no one is gonna split you into two pieces without a reason :)

Disclaimer: I’m friends with a promoter for Feria Thursdays
the location of Feria is right in Roppongi literally a minute walk from roppo station. Around midnight on Thursdays there seems to be not much of a wait to get into the club. however once inside you see that the club is not empty. Feria does a thing called Feria Thursdays which actually goes well and the club actually is really live around 1 – 2 and continues throughout the night and goes past dawn (it says they close at 5 or 5:30 but u can stay later.)
Bottle Service at this club is really good. (again i know a promoter) If i remember correctly it was somewhere around ￥60,000 for 2 bottles and 8 people for 2hrs. after that u have to pay i think ￥1,500 per person to stay which if your doing bottle service im sure you dont care. Bottles cost about ￥20,000 for something like goose and they try and make you pay for chasers (lol not happening.) The VIP area is pretty good but a little narrow when many of the tables are filled up but it wraps around the basement dance floor and bar and has there own private bathroom. security for the VIP area is also pretty strict so no random people will be walking in. the DJ booth is also located on the upper end of the VIP area which includes a complete overlook of the dance floor.
our friend hooked us up with IMO the best table in the club both times we went, as well as 4 bottles of vodka (not goose but still free), a dessert plate for my mate’s birthday, and im sure he got us a better deal on the table.
B1 °F is the main dance floor and bar area which includes both men’s and women’s bathrooms.
1 °F is the entrance floor which includes i think a restaurant.
2F–3 °F i never explored but i think they are lounger.
4 °F includes a bar as well as an outside patio which is very nice for when u need a nice break from the music down stairs. (there is an elevator)

Nothing special. Multiple floors. Mediocre music. Expensive cover. Required a drink ticket for a drink chaser. (So two drink tickets to get a shot and coke back)

One of the more popular clubs in Roppongi with several floors and an ample supply of lockers. An entry fee will get you 2 drinks although the drinks here are quite weak and watered down. The music on the 3^rd floor is decent with a good mix of J-​pop and US top 40 hits although you can pretty much find your mix on one of the 5 floors. The terrace on the 4^th floor is also pretty nice. It’s about 1500 yen for females and more for guys but it seems to be the most popular expat destination for sure with a good crowd of natives. The lines starts forming around midnight so be sure to get there by then to avoid waiting although they do have a heater by the door. A 7-​eleven is also conveniently located right across the street.

If you want to avoid sleazy clubs in Roppongi, this is your safest bet. Having said that, it’ll cost you quite a lot if you’re a guy — ¥4000 that comes w/​2 drink tickets. If you are a girl, go to the corner near by Almond. There should be their staff handing out some coupon that can get in you for ¥1000. If not, ¥2000.
What this place stands out from the rest of Roppongi clubs is definitely space. Having 4 stories give you plenty of options to enjoy the night.
B1 °F is consistently the busiest. If you want to dance around in the cluttered area, be on this floor.
As you ascend up the floors, more space you can found, it seems.
The patio on 4^th floor is another favorite thing about this place. Even in the winter, it’s nice to cool down here once in awhile after vigorous dancing. And needless to say, it becomes really nice to chill during warmer season. Summer might be quite unpleasant because of the humidity. But it can be haven for ladies who get chill from blasting A/​C.

This was my favorite club in Tokyo while studying abroad. Awesome atmosphere, and the crowd was always a great mix of expats and locals. DJ spun a lot of international EDM. I used to pop bottles of Veuve on the fourth floor like a baller. My Tokyo experience would not have been the same without this place.

Very expat-​ty club in posh Roppongi. Most of the staff spoke English, so I almost forgot I was in Japan! My friends and I arrived around 1 AM on a Saturday night, and the queue was not bad at all. Once in, there are lockers you can rent for ¥300 and they’re pretty big; we were able to fit 3 coats inside so it’s not a problem to share.
The cover charge includes 2 drinks tickets worth ¥1000, which gets you basic mixed drinks like rum and cokes or vodka tonics.
The basement level seemed to be the most hoppin’, with a ton of people on the dance floor. Unfortunately they were playing more techno/​EDM music, which really isn’t my style, so I didn’t stay too long there. The 2^nd floor was my favourite, as they played really good hip hop. :) The 3^rd floor was a mix of lounge-​y jazz which turned into more techno/​upbeat music as the night wore on, and the 4^th floor was strictly a lounge, playing the same music as the 3^rd floor but with no dance floor. It’s a good place for carrying conversations, and for drunk people to make out in the corners (despicable, I know.)
Dress code is really relaxed; though a lot of the women dressed up, I was able to get in with jeans + boots. Not the worst club experience, nor the best either, so 3 stars it is.

Went here on Halloween night. Cover then was 4000 for men and 2500 for women, with 2 drink tickets included. Guessing it’s less during other times.
Each floor has a dance floor and bar with different kind of music. First floor is hip hop, third floor was EDM. Fourth floor was various, but more of a chill vibe and no dancing. There is also an outdoor area on the fourth floor.
Overall it’s a decent place, but basically similar to many other clubs around the world.

Feria is a staple of the Roppongi nightlife. If you want to stay up dancing and drinking till the wee hours, this spot will nine-​times-​out-​of-​ten keep you out till you see the sunrise. It’s one of the most popular club among foreigners in Tokyo and is sometimes referred to as the «model» club.
I like that there are 5 floors and you can go between each floor depending on your mood, energy level and evening’s «goal». (Want to hang out with friends and dance? Stick with the 3 °F. Want to chat up that cute girl and exchange info? Head to the roof. Want to attempt the next Guinness world record of # of inebriated, sweaty, gyrating bodies? Head down to B1)
Basement/​Dance floor: The basement is flooded with people gyrating to the loud music. There is a VIP section and the high rollers and models usually hang out in this area behind the DJ. Once the clock ticks 1:00AM the floor becomes packed and good luck trying to a) get a drink and b) keep it from being spilled on you and c) generally move/​breath/​talk. Not for the faint of heart.
First Floor/​Entrance: Overall the outside of the club gives it an air of prestige. or pretentiousness (depending on how you view these establishments). Sometimes there is a line, but it usually doesn’t take more than 15 minutes to get in. If you happen to know the bouncers, bartenders, be on the list, or have a table, you’re able to go in from the right side and there’s no line for you. (Tip: Ladies tend to get preferential treatment)
Second floor/​R&B: This floor is calmer than the basement but not as low key as the fourth floor. This floor caters to the more R&B crowd and you can tell by the music, people, and outfits.
Third floor/​Dance floor #2: I personally enjoy this floor better than the basement. It is smaller, but it doesn’t get as packed as the basement and you can actually get the attention of the bartender and get a drink. There’s a VIP table in the middle of the dance floor and it’s nice to have a spot to sit and rest or just be able to dance with a group of your friends in a «safe zone».
Fourth floor/​terrace: This is another one of my favorite floors. A perfect spot to sit on the terrace and chat with a friend or potential romantic interest and take a break from the hot, smoky and intense dance floors. Plus, the bar on this floor is pretty empty and your best bet at getting a drink.
Overall Feria guarantees a fun night. However, it usually is a commitment and turns into a long (and expensive) night so be forewarned!