WARP Shinjuku

オリオ、ノア★★★★★★★★★★5.03 months ago

We’re glad to have met a Filipino staff, Ate "Jay", who helped us resolve our concern about changing the wristband ticket. One important rule we learned is that the admission ticket for the All-You-Can-Drink is strictly no entry beyond 11 PM, regardless of whether some friends arrived earlier while others came later. It’s best for the group to follow the same time to avoid confusion. Make sure each guest has their own code, and arrive before the admission time ends at 22:59. The atmosphere feels safe, as the security guards are very attentive and quick to maintain safety and order inside the club. Thank you ate Jay! for the friendly accomodation. Nihonggo jouzu!

Ying Li★★★★★★★★★★5.010 months ago

I was in Tokyo for a couple of days and decided to check out the night life here. I settled on this place, and had fun! I paid the entrance fee and it came with a free drink voucher, I think it was for females only, I don't remember . I don't know if it was a promotion or a common thing so I just thought I'd mention it I'm a foreigner and they spoke adequate enough English to understand me, for me experience I went here during a weekday. It was almost entirely empty with about 10-15 ish people on the dance floor. I didn't mind because I was there for the music. I got a Moscow mule at the bar, it was good: drink prices are okay. The artist I saw there was Claw, who I believe is a residential DJ there? He was good, I loved his set :) For anyone that has tattoos, it was okay for me to enter. I was wearing a sleeveless shirt, with tatted arms showing, and was able to enter. I was a little wary because the website does have restrictions against it, but it didn't affect me.

Marco Lee★★★★★★★★★★5.02 months ago

The best nightclub in Shinjuku! It stays busy, even on a weekday, from 11-late. Bar service is fast and fair priced. VIP bottle service does have a 2-hour limit and you must pay for extension time, we had a blast! Big thanks for MC Bradley for taking care of us 🙌

Hillary Sánchez★★★★★★★★★★5.06 months ago

I had my first night club night in Japan here and it was awesome!!!!! There were dancers doing acrobatis like air yoga and girls dancing on stage every once in a while and the girls were so beautiful!!! Not a hostel club or anything just a normal club!!! There was a Dupstep event on the 2nd floor and the mix was sick! Another room for Japanese only music and most people there were only Japanese. Went on a Thursday so the amount of people was good and not suffocating. Me and my friends are looking forward to go next week again all night!!! Also, when the club closed at 4:30, they gave us hand warmers at the exit which I thought was so kind! Don't know if it's a common practice everywhere but I appreciated it as it was like 4°C at 7am when I decided to go back home and the hand warmer was still warming 😆🩷

Nikki★★★★★★★★★★5.02 months ago

I have been to Japan many times and usually go clubbing in Tokyo, mainly in Roppongi. However, this time I booked a hotel in Kabukicho, Shinjuku, and decided to try some of the famous clubs in the area. First, I went to Octagon Club, but the VIP service was disappointing. Next, I visited T2 Shinjuku, which offered only regular service—nothing particularly special. Lastly, I went to WARP, as I had heard it was foreigner-friendly, and that turned out to be true. I highly recommend this club for VIP experiences because they offer excellent service and package deals that other clubs do not provide. One of the highlights of the night was their exceptional VIP staff member named Jay, a Japanese staff member who speaks fluent English. She is truly phenomenal. My friends were so impressed that one of them even jokingly said he wanted to marry her. However, we were surprised to learn that Jay is already married—and that her husband is actually the manager of the club. My friend immediately raised both hands and apologized to her husband/manager. Jay is very dedicated to her work. I witnessed her professionalism firsthand, and it truly reflects how hardworking Japanese people are. We spent the night creating wonderful memories that I will definitely bring back home. Jay, if you ever visit us at Marquee, I would love to show you the difference between your VIP service and our hometown nightclub VIP experience. Thank you, Jay, for the magnificent service—something that truly stands out and is hard to match.