This is one of the better karaoke spots in K Town. For one they had last minute availability on a…read moreSaturday night. Easy booking online with a text confirmation. The room is $50 an hour plus $10 per person for over 5 people. They do not have a server take your orders in the room so you have to order at the bar. You have to take an elevator but the building was calm and you did not have to wait for the elevator long. Text based system but they had a lot of songs. Reasonable pricing for drinks. Great for large groups.

all the 1 star reviews that are on here are so real!! they will berate you, charge you extra, cuss…read moreyou out in korean, talk shit about you in korean in front of you (bc they didnt know i was korean). all bc you didnt know the one karaoke bar in the city is not byob. like dont advertise yourself as 'outdoor food allowed' if you are not actually BYOB. not to mention all the songs are old af and from youtube karaoke videos rip. if you cant afford to buy the copy rights i fear you should not be a karaoke bar - with all the peace and love

Easy to get a room without reservation, well it was Thursday night. It was $10/ person…read more Not the friendliest service, but pretty tentative. They helped fixing the volume, brought water.. just asked for services, cause they automatically charged service tips. They dont have the most complete songs selections, but pretty good. Yea I'll come back when im in the area.

Do yourself a favor and go somewhere else…read more Song selection is only available on the healsonic app and I downloaded in advance to ensure there were no issues. Amongst our group of 13 people, we all had issues connecting to the WiFi and the tv. I convinced the front desk to give us an iPad to manage the music and that also wasn't working. I called the guys to the room multiple times to troubleshoot and it still wasn't working. We fought with the technology throughout the whole 3 hour reservation which really made it difficult to enjoy the experience. During the times it was working, the app was glitchy and we had difficulties seeing the queue and skipping over songs. Also, one of the microphones was barely working. Additionally, before booking I inquired amongst a number of places to compare prices. We picked this place because we were told that there would be an assigned server to our room to allow us to enjoy the open bar experience and not have to step out to the bar to get drinks. Upon arriving, I was told that wasn't the case, even though it was in my email. After a lot of back and forth, they finally agreed to come serve to our room but there were still times I had to leave the room and chase them down. I have done karaoke many times and this was a very stressful experience.

Looook, Lucky Cheng's is always a good time!…read more It has been almost 10 years since my last show, but it was just as fun as I remember it to be. The performers are truly very talented - and just oozing with personality, charisma and wit. If you're familiar you know the brunch drill - prix fixe menu, choose from the selection. You have an option to enjoy bottomless mimosas (which we did) but I actually opted to just buy a couple of bottles of sparkling wine for the group since the mimosas are pre-batched and pretty sweet! The food is a-okay, but it's really about the show and the vibes more than anything else (and on that they always deliver!) Thank you Lucky Cheng's for bringing so much joy into people's lives and helping them celebrate some of their most special moments!

The show is amazing and the performers are everything! They are very personable and lovely…read more The food is another story. It's just not good. Ordered the steak and eggs. Underseasoned and cold. The eggs were questionable. The best thing is the truffle fries. Maybe another entree is better. Bottomless and food are $44. They are good about refills.

Best karaoke experience I had in Ktown, and I've went to a couple!…read more This place in particular was BYOB. You can make reservations online, and they will send you clear instructions and info through email. The person running the place that day was chill and nice. The price is $9 person per hour for more than 5 people. If you pay in cash, there's a discount, and they also accept Venmo for the discount! The place felt like a dingy motel, but I kind of like it. It still had pretty soundproof rooms, and the bathroom was clean with even amenities! The sound system was also easy to use, which is so rare! There's a Korean and an English system. The English system's device actually responds to our finger presses well! There's even a website where you can search up any songs you like on your phone, in addition to the traditional books. There was also a good amount of songs available! There were some cases where songs skipped, but it wasn't a lot for it to be a bummer. They also offer a polaroid photo with your group, which adds a personal touch to the walls. I'd definitely recommend 32 whenever we need a karaoke spot in Ktown.

We had a good time here! Didn't know it was BYOB, we only went for an hour here. I'll definitely…read moreneed to go back sometime, but they were very nice when we went. If I remember correctly we had to pick from a list of songs, so choices were limited vs places that used Youtube! It did have some new songs though, which was great!

Let me start off by saying I am a very fair reviewer and always try to give the benefit of the…read moredoubt. Rockstar can respond and color up what I say here, but I will be honest like I am with all of my posts. I post a lot of reviews. I chose this experience for my birthday. I was very excited to bring a big group over to Rockstar from Virginia and celebrate our only night in NYC with them, especially given the amazing reviews. I have done similar crawls before, so I understand how these things go. We got to the Irish Pub (no cover if you came without Rockstar) at 8:45pm, 15mins late. It was pretty empty, but I know this is just the first place where you warm up for the rest of the night. No problem. We were passed over to Eric, who checked us in and gave us bands. We grabbed a table and started getting our drinks. Yes, they were house wells, crappy, and that is expected. No problem there either, the crawl gives a fair option to upgrade to more premium options. After 45mins, I realized we never got welcome shots. First strike in my opinion. I had people in my group who were expecting a way livelier experience. I kept apologizing to them all night, even though it was my birthday. I went to Eric and had to remind him about the shots. Also, our guide, Jimena, was still not there. Eric said she was running late. I took the shots from the bar and walked to the back to our table myself, serving the group. Jimena finally came an hour late and introduced herself. She spent the rest of the time at the pub talking to Eric and texting a lot on her phone. We left the pub promptly at 11pm. I was so pumped because we were supposed to go to Monarch, a cool rooftop bar with a view of the Empire State building. I talked it up a lot to the group. As we walked to Monarch, Jimena said we were not going to go there because they had a special event for the night. Yes, the website does say this can happen, I understand that. But why wouldn't they know ahead of time? If it happened the day of, I would tell my customers so they know what to expect and give an option to cancel. I tried to stay positive. It turns out we walked five blocks and two half long blocks, losing our buzz, to a bar called Celon (free cover even without rockstar), which Jimena said she has never been to. We walk in and we were the only people there! A group came later but wow, it was dead and very dark and disappointing. Literally any other bar would have been better. To make matters worse, Jimena was isolated and texted the entire 1.5hrs we were there. She spent 0 seconds attempting to entertain us. We tried to make the best out of it by bothering the DJ to play better music and tried to dance some. We left that disappointment to get in the limo. I had two girls in my group who were so hyped up for the limo, as they had never been on one before. We got in and there was no AC for 90% of the ride. Also, Jimena couldn't figure out how to play music in the limo. The lights were also off, so we sat in the dark and used our cell phones as a flashlight. Some guy ended up figuring out the music and Jimena rolled down the windows for air. It started raining and those of us by the windows were getting wet! To top it off, the limo driver began to cuss us out when we reasonably asked him to turn up the air and turn on the lights. When we were waiting for umbrellas to get out and go in to Hudson Terrace, he yelled at us to GET THE F*** OUT!! Happy birthday to me right? Jimena reasonably felt bad, so they arranged for my party to have bottle service. The gesture wasn't unnoticed, but the bottle was undrinkable and random people wouldn't even drink free drinks without taking a sip. We were also asked to tip $30 for the service, which we didn't ask for in the first place. We decided to leave within 45mins at Hudson Terrace. The owner also threw the bottle service gesture in my face the next day via text when I complained and added "Your welcome" to close out his point. Wow. To save my night, my friends decided to walk over to the Press Lounge at Ink48 nearby. That was the only nice part of the night. In the future, I recommend people to avoid this place. Go to playwright pub yourself for free, go to Celon for free, and go to the Press Lounge (next to Hudson Terrace) for free. For the Option B $45, all you are paying for is a welcome shot (which you have to ask for, not very "welcoming") and a poor limo ride to Hudson Terrace. You could get much more for $45 a person in NYC. If you don't believe me, send me a message and I will be more than happy to plan a trip for you and save you a poor night.

This was my first time doing the crawl. My friends and I came up from Philly! Our party ninja was…read moreRoni. She did an amazing job. Everything was great. The bars, the drinks, the limo ride, and even the meeting of our new friends we met from Argentina was amazing. I would def do it again and with the same crew and of course RONI.

Such a fun place, they were so nice and we had a great time would highly recommend! It was my…read morebirthday and they made it special!

Came here to meet friends, along with our kids. We got here early, around 7pm on a Friday night,…read moreand it was empty. We were only here for an hour but had a really great time! The inside aesthetic is beautiful and the private room we were in had a rotating disco ball. We had dinner beforehand so didn't eat much, but ordered fries that were hot and fresh. I liked how if they didn't have the song, there was an option to stream from YouTube. The wifi wasn't as good as it could've been because our songs we played from YouTube would skip a little, but it was fine. A minor complaint- the music was LOUD. There was no way to lower the volume. There were 2 massive speakers overhead in our room, probably only needed one for the size of the room. Not a problem for drunk after-hours fun, but it was a little loud for the kids. Not knocking off a star, just thought it was worth mentioning. Service was excellent and staff was so nice. We all had so much fun. Ms Kim's is probably the nicest private karaoke bar I've ever been to. Ms Kim's, come to LA!

Pretty strict here. In most karaokes ive been to, you pay for the room, and even if you have a…read morelittle over the amount of people for the room, its fine. This place cares a lot of amount of people, made us move to a larger room when there was plenty of space, more than enough room to fit us. Workers did not have good attitude and were rude. Had a few friends trickle in, and they angrily asked if we had more coming. Did not do well for the vibes. Sound system was not as good as other spots. Didnt love that there was only an ipad to input songs either. Wish they had the online qr code system, believe its called ktvme

Nice karaoke spot near ktown. My friend and I did a quick 1 hour session that I thought was…read morereasonably priced. You can order food and drinks through the phone. The main reason we came here was to sing anime openings and they have a lot of Japanese songs. No access to YouTube unfortunately, you're stuck with the system provided and those songs but a decent selection nonetheless.

Radio Star Karaoke in Midtown West is a really fun karaoke spot with options for whatever vibe you…read moreare going for. You can book a private room if you want something more low key with friends, but honestly I recommend the big room with strangers. It ends up being way more fun and energetic, and people really get into it. Songs in the big room are about $3 each, which is pretty reasonable for the experience. Great place to let loose, sing your heart out, and have a good time.

Came here for a friend's bday celebration. She had a private room and it was extremely spacious…read moreconsidering she had a group of at least 15. The drinks were included in the price we paid and kept flowing. Someone would come in periodically and check on us and take drink orders if needed. You can bring your own food, so it was nice to have some catered food that we enjoyed. The catalogue was through a website and it was a pretty good one with most of the classics. I'd prefer a physical book to find songs but I get that we ate in a digital world. I will say they did not have a lot of classic RnB or Hip Hop songs, including some that are extremely popular. I would only go back if they update this.