Dirty private room and profile photos that look like a completely different person
Service Quality: ★★☆☆☆
Cleanliness: ★☆☆☆☆
Safety: ★★★☆☆
Value for Money: ★★☆☆☆
Staff Accuracy: ★☆☆☆☆
When Reality Falls Far Short of the Profile
I went into my reservation at Chance TOKYO with neutral expectations — every shop has its ups and downs. Unfortunately, this visit was more of a down.
The first thing I noticed was the private room where the service took place. It was noticeably unclean: dust on surfaces, stains in corners, and an overall feeling that the space hadn’t been refreshed or thoroughly cleaned in a long time. For a service where comfort and discretion should matter, the state of the room was disappointing and distracting.
But the issues didn’t stop there.
The profile photos I received during booking showed a youthful, appealing face — the main reason I chose that particular boy. When the boy arrived, however, the difference was startling. It quickly became obvious that the person in front of me was not the person in the photos at all. The facial features, expression, even the overall vibe were completely different — to the point where it felt like a different person entirely.
Calling his face “disappointing” would be an understatement. There was nothing inherently wrong about how he looked, but the gap between expectation and reality was drastic and misleading. In a service industry built on trust and image, presenting photos that don’t match the actual person feels like a breach of basic honesty.
Between the dirty room and the inaccurate profile, the experience felt sloppy rather than thoughtful.
Final Thoughts
- ❌ Private room cleanliness: Very poor — below what I would expect.
- ❌ Profile accuracy: Misleading to the point of feeling dishonest.
- ⚠️ Service quality: Not terrible, but the other issues overshadowed any positives.
- ⚠️ Value for money: Hard to justify given the mismatch and environment.
If accurate profiles and a clean, welcoming space are important to you, I would avoid Chance TOKYO and look for places with verified photos and better hygiene standards.
I’m Ken from Toronto, Canada, and I currently work as an English teacher in Japan. Fascinated by Japanese literature and history, I was drawn to live here to immerse myself further in the culture. I’m actively engaged in the Japanese gay community and have a particular interest in the unique culture of “urisen” bars. Living in Japan has allowed me to act as a bridge between cultures while continuing to grow personally.
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