I served at Yokota AFB and danced at The Lexington Queen in the late 80's when Eurobeat/Eurodance was popular. Dead Or Alive reigned the charts with "You Spin Me 'Round." I still have photos of me and my girlfriend dancing here. It was an incredible part of my life. I think I still have my VIP pass from back then! If you like the ...

finally renovation is over, yeay! i do miss the ghetto-ness back then. i still appreciate it for being there for so long. it's been there for generations & generations, and it will forever be a memorable hang out place of my childhood memory. it was still kind of weird how it played top 40 songs of the week, and then they had a few rock ...

The Lexington Queen is by far the best restaurant that me and my family ate at while in Tokyo.I recommend it to anybody wanting a nice night out with great food.

Say what you want about the Lexington, but I've never seen so many pretty and friendly Japanese girls on one single dance floor! The place was packed, the music was great (OK, not the hippest, coolest, techno stuff, but I'm more old-fashioned when it comes to dance music). The European models were stuck-up, of course, but who cares? The ...

Absolutely loved Lex, it's the oldest, most famous club in Tokyo...many friendly models, many celebrities, and free drinks. The music is great, slightly more rock-based, but they never forget they are a club.

Our favorite hang-out in Tokyo!!

It is an old ugly club, but its a good place to see cause most of the clubs r new and modern.... Even if the club is filthy, it has a lot of cool people and also if u r lucky u can meet a celebrity next to u!!! Its really fun to spend some nights there...