Karaoke Q Studio

The song selection is fun, wish they had more new things. The videos they play as you sing the songs are weird Asian pop videos and some are kind of disturbing. Like I was singing a happy upbeat song and there was a girl getting jumped by a gang on the screen and then a martial arts fight broke out! What? I'm just trying to sing NSYNC man! But the drinks and food were plentiful and we got free French fries which were very delicious.

loved the place
can't really write the review about how fair the pricing is cause i don't know..
i loved the individual rooms for privacy reasons
my only complaint is that sometimes the random background view is distracting when singing. and some of the songs the tune is slightly different from the original

the staff is very helpful & sweet. i had an awesome time because i didn't realize i was there for about 3 hours lol

some other group supposedly stayed for 10 hrs!

Amazeballs! I am not one to seek out karaoke, but for some strange reason I was up for it on my birthday. A group of fifteen people from work rampaged the private rooms after a few drinks and were delighted to see that they served alcohol here.

Three hours, six buckets of beers, and two large servings of sake we come out to a bill of $135. I consider it an inexpensive night when divided up. It definitely helps to go in the middle of the week because of their discounts on rooms and alcohol.

The only thing I would ask for next time is the all English book. Their mix of Chinese, Korean, Tagalog, and English book is severely lacking for how many predominantly English speaking people in our room. It just ended with two of us singing Coldplay until we got the microphones taken away from us...

Come up to meet you, tell you I'm sorry
You don't know how lovely you are
I had to find you, tell you I need you
Tell you I set you apart

You mean that is not how you set the mood for the night?