Cafe Tu Ah

I love this place, I go about once a month, I call it The Random Asian Bar. I met Koreans, Vietnamese, Japanese, Filipinos, and a Singaporean.. Since everyone is from everywhere, mostly English is spoken. If you see a token Gweilo setting at the bar drinking Yuengling say 'Hi".

Stopped by on Saturday night for an impromptu small gathering.  We didn't sing so I can't comment on that.  

The place was completely dead. The bartender was nice and kept the popcorn flowing and drinks are reasonably priced.  The place was meh.

Their fried chicken, though, let me tell you, was ridiculously good.  It was so good I almost died.  GET THE FRIED CHICKEN.

I've been a big fan of Korean-style karaoke bars every since I spent a year+ there courtesy of the US Army.  We'd been threatening to go to this place for awhile, and finally organized an outing for my wife's birthday.

If you're there for karaoke, the place is great.  We booked a room about a week in advance because we had a large group (20 people).  I wouldn't go any larger than that unless you plan on reserving more than one room.

The music selection was solid, with plenty of standards (we're all big fans of The Beatles, Queen, and Elvis) as well as plenty of more recent music.  The wait staff was extremely attentive, and catered to our every whim.

Overall, we had a blast, and for a group of 20 people, the bill was extremely reasonable.  The only downside: if you plan on ordering food, it tends to be on the expensive side.  But drinks were definitely reasonable.

We'll definitley be back.