They don't serve food or drinks but the main attraction is the private booths anyway. There are a couple main reasons it's four stars and not five stars: First is that there are no song books that list by artist, just by song title. Second is the song selection is fairly limited. Some songs or artists that could (subjectively) be called karaoke classics aren't available and the updated pages at the back of the book only have more recent top forty types. But overall if you don't want to wait for others in a public stage karaoke venue it's a great place.

Chill spot, private rooms are a plus. Not a huge selection of songs, but many new songs. Came here because they had tagalog songs, too. Love that we allowed to bring our own food and drinks ;) not super bougie but it was perfect for the night we needed. we came at night so parking was pretty easy.

Imagine a karaoke place that has the bare minimum and has current music. The only thing missing is in house drinks and food. But that is no problem at all since there is a corner store right next door and the karaoke owner says it's alright to bring your own drinks and snacks. Yep, a chill and tad run down place with a Korean keyboard. Of course, the biggest song book is in Korean but they still have Chinese, English, vietnamese, and others. Definitely check it out if you want a cheap place that will let you bring your own drinks and snacks. Also their dog is super cuddly and chill.

The owners were kind and the rates were good. There wasnt a big selection of music and the book was physical. The choices were alphabetized by song name. It was hard to find songs in the dark room and half of the time they didn't have what I was looking for. It would have been easier if it was organized by artist instead

Great inexpensive karaoke place in Japantown! They let you bring your own food and drinks which is a nice plus! The sound system and the room itself is a bit old, but the price and being able to BYOB more than make up for it!

A perfect spot for karaoke which is close to Japantown to make it convenient, but just far enough to make it not ultra busy. This place always seems to have a spot open (because it has a lot of rooms), and it is very reasonably priced. The song selection is slightly outdated, but includes most of the classic songs you’d wanna sing anyway.

Not very expensive for karaoke, they have some reasonable sized rooms for the groups. The sound proofing between rooms isn't perfect, but it is fine. The system is a bit older and a bit cumbersome to find music. If you're thinking of only singing in English, then they do have some updated songs, updated monthly. I was looking for some songs in Chinese and most of the songs were from 15+ years old.

It had a wide variety of music selection to Karaoke, but I the place was a bit dirty for my taste. We had a fun time though. BTW, we paid $110 for 2 hours, among 10 people. I dont have anything to compare it with, but I think that might be pricey if only few people go.

You can find songs with remote controls! The room was big and clean. Sound system was good too!