Drunk Customer
酔客 · suikaku
Also known as: suikaku
An ordinary word for a guest who has had too much to drink; visibly drunk guests may be refused entry or asked to leave.
Suikyaku simply means a drunk guest and is not a trade term. Nightlife venues often refuse entry to someone who arrives already drunk, and shouting, touching cast members or falling asleep inside counts as a disturbance that gets a guest asked to leave.
Hostess clubs and snack bars are often the last stop of a night out, but walking in drunk means you cannot check the bill or follow the rules, which is where disputes start. Pace yourself and go in while you can still take in the prices and house rules.
When you'll encounter this
You see it in venue notices and in reviews describing how a venue dealt with a drunk guest.
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