Dan Sung Sa

This place was pretty awesome. I love how the karaoke rooms look like a kid's classroom. It gives the place a different vibe.  If you spend over $50 on food and drinks, you can sing and play as long as you want. Pretty awesome deal. =)

One of the better places to karaoke in Duluth! I was sadly introduced to this place when I had to give my dad his briefcase (he was inside, singing his heart out with his old ahjussi friends). This place is really unique because the private NRB rooms are designed to look like Korean classrooms (very cute and retro). I believe the karaoke is free, but you should order food and drinks. My initial plan was just to deliver my dad his briefcase and go back home, but I was goaded by the ahjussis and ended up rapping alongside them to Hot Dduguh Dduguh by 1tym.

Hah! Man, this place has been around forever (at least three, four years) and I'm now finally getting to reviewing this place after seeing two other reviews. We also call this place Wings 2, as Wings Cafe off of Pleasantdale Rd. in Chamblee because its owned by the same people.

It's decorated with 70s Korean movie posters, and many of  the movie posters they have were red tape movies (red meant 18+ movies when renting VHS at your local video store in Korea) that were pretty much soft core porn movies. The karaoke rooms are furnished with a chalk board to make it seem like a children's classroom a la 70s style. It has pretty hilarious things in Korean like admonishments that say things that are counter intuitive to students in reality or humorous things.

This used to be the after-the-club place for drunk Koreans to gather to share boo dae jji gae (basically an every thing stew with kimchi, vienna sausages, spam, onions, ramen, green onions) or jjam pong soo jae bi (seafood korean gnocchi soup) or eat wings while wailing into the mic in one of their free karaoke rooms until they kick you out because they're closing (I've been there 'til 6am once).

If you're looking to try any of their flavored soju (rice wine), don't get kiwi. It was just not that good. If you're looking for a place to rock out, have drinks, and eat in peace, this is the place for you. It can get busy on the weekends, so call ahead and check if they have a free karaoke room.

Bottles of Crown and Johnny are on the cheap here, and you  get some free food items that the ajumas and unnies bring you. If you're in a karaoke room and you need something, press the bell located by the box of chopsticks and spoons.