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Shinbashi Sweets, Round Two: Last Call at 10:30 p.m. and the A-to-DX Menu Ladder, Decoded

A month after a lunch-hour first visit, a New Yorker goes back to Shinbashi Sweets at night and reads the now hand-only menu line by line: the four tiers from ¥5,000 to ¥15,000, why C and DX are just bundles, the coupon that hands you topless for free, the new morning discount, and the rules that end a session.

Shinbashi Sweets, Round Two: Last Call at 10:30 p.m. and the A-to-DX Menu Ladder, Decoded

The Second Time, You Read the Fine Print

The first time I went to Shinbashi Sweets (新橋Sweets), it was a weekday lunch, I hadn't read the price tables, and I walked out happy anyway. This time it was a Monday night, a little after ten, and I'd done my homework. Back in September the official price list was a set of images I hadn't read closely. This time I sat in a standing bar under the Shinbashi tracks with a lemon sour and actually read them.

Quick refresher. Sweets is a store-type shop on the 3rd floor of the Daiichi Taiko Building, Shinbashi 3-15-1, about three minutes' walk from Shinbashi Station. It's part of the EVE Group, and the site footer says it's filed under the Entertainment Business Act (風営法届出済). Hours are 10:00 to 23:00, every day. Phone is 03-3433-6818.

The big change since my last visit: Sweets has dropped the health menu. In September the site had two system pages, one for the hand course and one for health. Now there's one. The header calls the shop a 店舗型手コキ専門店 (store-type hand-service specialist), and the shop's own posts call it "the only store-type tekoki shop in Shinbashi." The recruiting banner on the homepage says it in four words: ヘルスサービス一切なし (no health service, period). The genre is what Tokyo calls onakura: she uses her hands, you get to touch within set limits, and that's it.

So if you read my first piece and planned to try the health side, forget it. It's gone.

Elon
ElonGoing back to a shop is when you learn the most. The first visit is about nerves and logistics. The second is about value: what you actually used, what you paid for and didn't need, and which line of the menu you should have picked. Read the table before you call, not while you're in the elevator.

The Ladder: Four Courses, Three Lengths

The official system page has one main table. Every course is room-included, there's no entry fee, and nomination is ¥1,000.

Course What it adds 25 min 45 min 65 min
A もみ放題 Touching her chest over her clothes ¥5,000 ¥8,000 ¥10,000
B 生乳もみ放題 She's topless; touching skin ¥7,000 ¥9,000 ¥11,000
C 乳首舐め B, plus she licks your nipples ¥8,000 ¥10,000 ¥12,000
DX 舐め放題 C, plus you may kiss her chest ¥11,000 ¥13,000 ¥15,000

The hand finish is the core service in every course. The letters only change what happens around it. There's even a flowchart on the page, a cute yes/no "course diagnosis," that sorts you into A, B, C or D by asking three questions. It's the most honest flowchart I've seen in this business.

The Option Card, and Why C and DX Are Just Bundles

Under the table there's an option card with two price levels:

  • ¥1,000 each: she licks your nipples, a costume, a T-back, touching her bottom, touching her legs, lower-body underwear.
  • ¥3,000 each: you may kiss her chest, no panties, oral with a condom.
  • Free: she plays with your nipples, and a "drool" request.

Now line that up with the ladder:

  • B + the ¥1,000 nipple option = ¥8,000. That's exactly the C price at 25 minutes. Same at 45 and 65.
  • C + the ¥3,000 chest-kissing option = ¥11,000. That's exactly DX at 25 minutes.

So C and DX aren't discounted packages. They're the same options with a new name. That's not a trick, since the shop isn't claiming a saving, but it means you should think in options, not letters. If you only want one thing from the C row, say so: B plus that option costs the same as C. If you want something that's only on the option card, such as the bottom-touching option, you can add it to A or B and skip the DX price entirely.

The Per-Minute Math

Length matters more than the letter. Take course A:

  • 25 min for ¥5,000 ≈ ¥200 a minute
  • 45 min for ¥8,000 ≈ ¥178 a minute
  • 65 min for ¥10,000 ≈ ¥154 a minute

Going from 45 to 65 minutes costs ¥2,000 for 20 more minutes, which is ¥100 a minute. That's the cheapest time in the building. The B, C and DX rows have the same ¥2,000 step. The jump from 25 to 45 minutes costs ¥3,000 on A and ¥2,000 on the others.

Then there's the coupon. The fuzoku.jp listing carries one standing ticket: Course B, 65 minutes, ¥10,000 flat, no expiry, nomination allowed but charged separately at ¥1,000. Look at the table again. A at 65 minutes is also ¥10,000. With the coupon, going topless costs you nothing extra. Unless you specifically want the over-the-clothes A course, the coupon makes A at 65 minutes pointless.

My call, after doing all this over a lemon sour: B, 65 minutes, coupon, one ¥1,000 option. ¥11,000 total, plus ¥1,000 if you nominate.

The Rules That End a Session

The prohibition card is short and blunt. I'll translate it straight:

  • No requesting or negotiating play outside your course. Strictly forbidden.
  • No touching her lower body unless you paid for the leg-touch or bottom-touch option.
  • Even with the underwear and no-panties options combined, she will never be fully nude.
  • And in a yellow warning box: on police guidance, if there's trouble, the shop will report it and cooperate by providing customer information.

That last line is rare on a menu. Most shops imply it. Sweets prints it next to the prices. I read it as the shop telling you, politely, that the posted menu is the whole deal. It's also the same reason this place can call itself a filed, legal storefront.

Elon
ElonOn a hand-only menu, the options are the whole game. Don't pay for a DX letter if you only want one thing in it. Pick B, add the one option you care about, and spend the savings on 20 more minutes. At ¥100 a minute, the extra time is the best deal on the card.

Booking After Ten

The booking rule hasn't changed, and the shop now posts it every few hours: phone reservations for each woman open one hour before her shift starts. Women starting at 10:00 can be booked from 9:30. Last reception is 22:30, and the notice adds that it may close earlier depending on the day. It also says the shop's own PC clock is the official time, so "my phone said 10:29" won't help you.

That's why I was calling at 10:05, not 10:25. The voice on the phone confirmed the coupon in one sentence and gave me a time. That night the late shifts on the official schedule ran to 23:00, so the window was real but narrow. If you want a specific woman late, check her finish time first. A 65-minute course has to fit before closing.

Inside, Briefly

Same building, same quiet third floor, same quick reception. Pay, sit, wait a few minutes, get walked back. Nobody pitched me anything. The staff asked once if I wanted to add an option, I named the one I'd picked at the bar, and that was the end of the conversation.

I'm not naming her and I won't describe the room. She was working, and her schedule is her business. What I will say: knowing the menu cold made the whole thing easier. There was no awkward "can we…?" moment, because I already knew the answer was printed on a card in the lobby. She seemed relieved by that, honestly. We spent the time talking about Shinbashi's standing bars, which she says are wasted on the people who drink in them, and about why every American she's met asks about the trains.

I was back under the tracks at 11:20 with the last of the yakitori places closing up.

The New Morning Discount

One more thing I spotted for next time. On 10/21 the shop announced a morning discount (朝割り). Women listed in the "ヒメ割" section of 口コミ風俗情報局 get ¥1,000 off every course, so the cheapest course drops from ¥5,000 to ¥4,000. If it's your first time with one of those women, nomination is free too. The announcement doesn't give an end time for the "morning," so ask when you call. Pair it with a 9:30 call for a 10:00 starter and the early bird does better than the night owl here.

There's also the review voucher, still running: post a review of the hand course on 口コミ情報局 or 風俗じゃぱん and the shop gives you a ¥5,000 voucher, which it says is worth a free 25-minute A course. One voucher per review, and older reviews count too.

Who Should Go, Round Two

  • Repeat visitors who want more for the same money: B with the coupon at 65 minutes, plus one option.
  • Early risers: the morning discount plus a 9:30 call.
  • Anyone who wants a clear menu: every boundary is printed before you walk in.

Who shouldn't: anyone hoping the old health menu is still on offer. It isn't. And anyone who treats the rules card as an opening bid. The shop has said, in writing, what happens next.

Elon
ElonThe short version: Sweets is now hand-service only. The price card runs from ¥5,000 (A, 25 min) to ¥15,000 (DX, 65 min), room included, no entry fee, ¥1,000 to nominate. C and DX equal B plus options, so build your own. The fuzoku.jp coupon makes B 65 min ¥10,000, the same as A. Booking opens one hour before each shift; last reception is 22:30. Call 03-3433-6818.

Prices, options, rules and the course chart are from the Shinbashi Sweets official site (eve-group.com, system page price images). The coupon, address, hours and booking notice are from the shop's fuzoku.jp listing. The morning discount is from the official news post dated 2026-10-21. All were read on 2026-10-26. Listings can change without notice; confirm by phone. Adults 18+ only.