Genuinely the best arcade I've been to, to this day... I find it's worth travelling far for me, especially considering how cheap entry & everything is. The rhythm game selection is super good!! They have plenty like Chunithm, SDVX, Project Diva, and too many to name. The staff are also lovely, and the environment is pleasant. HOWEVER, only one gripe, some people are cab hogs and the lines can get a bit frustrating, especially for maimai! I get that it's popular, but it IS a little awkward waiting and waiting... But otherwise, I can keep singing my praises as I know I'll be coming back here soon!! :D

Great place for rhythm games. My favourite arcade in London and perhaps UK. Some rare cabinets you won't find elsewhere are also here. The place has great staff, a wide range of non alcoholic drinks, and lots of events going on every week

I don’t want to be mean so I’ll start by saying I appreciate having a gaming space with more specialised cabinets, namely a myriad of dancing games, available where we wouldn’t normally have them. Also super happy to see P4 Arena and BlazBlue out in the wild. Some of the cabinets are old and a bit worn down but that’s just the way it is. However, overall I think this place really doesn’t feel welcoming or even clean. I watched a guy, who seemingly works here, take his shoes off to play a racing game. Mumbled something about “grip”. Felt no shame, even as I made eye contact. I’ve never been to an arcade that allows this. I don’t care about what’s “tactile” or not, it’s a bad example for other guests and just downright gross. Cabinet hoarding is also an issue. An hour or more long line for four rhythm game cabinets, constantly being used by the same group of seven who refused to give up space. Queues (and the cards used to tap into games) were never explained at the front door and when I asked other guests, nobody explained how it works. Incredibly unfriendly international students. One really nice guy actually stepped out to explain that the game just happens to be popular, but that the people playing will be there for hours, and won’t be budging. I just think that’s ridiculous when we’re all paying the same to get in and, regardless of how “rare” the game is, I should be able to at least queue for it. Look I get it, really, you guys aren’t for casuals, but how do you expect new people to come and enjoy the place if your current guests are unhygienic and unfriendly? Wearing gloves doesn’t substitute a shower, and charging a pound for them after I’ve paid a tenner for cover charge is ridiculous. Really not worth coming unless you live near here.

Very cool place with friendly staff. A number of the machines weren’t working, but there are still plenty of games to choose from so it didn’t ruin the experience. The dance machines tend to be busy and often taken over by the same groups. I’m not really a rhythm gamer though, so it wasn’t a big issue for us. One downside was the men’s toilets — there’s no door on the toilet cubicle, which means if you need to use it properly there’s no privacy at all.

A dream of an arcade. Such fun, and an absolute bargain. We visited on a Saturday and stayed about five hours. There's nowhere else where you get that amount of entertainment for the price. Initial D and House of the Dead: Scarlet Dawn were the highlights, but there was so much on offer. Amazing.