Karaoke bars in London?
Karaoke bars in London?
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edc

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9,641 posts

280 months

Thursday 20th January 2005
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Anyone know of any Karaoke bars in London area?

I don't mean karaoke nights in a bar/pub but a dedicated Karaoke place which has several private booths plus bar etc

lemmonie

6,314 posts

284 months

Thursday 20th January 2005
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ooh!

That sounds like a plan for my hen night! ta!

edc

Original Poster:

9,641 posts

280 months

Thursday 20th January 2005
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I would have thought there would be at least a couple of places in London but I can't seem to find any apart from karaoke nights which isn't really what I'm after.

lemmonie

6,314 posts

284 months

Thursday 20th January 2005
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There is a chinese Karaoke in london but ive forgotton where on tinternet i found it.

Let me have a scout for you

catretriever

2,090 posts

271 months

Thursday 20th January 2005
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Old bond street? or thereabouts....

edit:
Chinese restaurant with fully fledged karaoke setup in the basement.

>> Edited by catretriever on Thursday 20th January 13:14

bouffy

1,540 posts

291 months

Thursday 20th January 2005
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there's a good place in Dean Street - doesn't have private booths though. Annoyingly, I can't remember the name, as I was trousered that night.

All the tables have their own beer taps. Excellent. Food was bl**dy good, too.

edc

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9,641 posts

280 months

Thursday 20th January 2005
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Found it <a href="http://www.allinlondon.co.uk/clubs_bars/venue-2070.php">www.allinlondon.co.uk/clubs_bars/venue-2070.php</a>

Prices www.viewlondon.co.uk/home_feat_where_karaoke.asp



And this http://homepages.tcp.co.uk/~kiyo/karaoke/jkarae.htm

but a bit out of date and will need more calls.



>> Edited by edc on Thursday 20th January 13:41

AC79xxx

62,260 posts

278 months

Thursday 20th January 2005
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There's some Yo! Sushi restaurants which have karaoke bars in the basements, unsurprisingly called Yo! Below.

There's one in Soho and the other is in Farringdon although there may be others.

Quality night but the singing does get worse as the evening carries on...

catretriever

2,090 posts

271 months

Tuesday 1st February 2005
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Probably a bit late, but this is the place I was thinking of

ZEN Rounge 15-16 BERKELEY ST W1 020-7495-2596 GREEN PARK

fairly nice chinese/japanese restaurant with fully featured karaoke suite in the basement.

Coxy the Bear

84 posts

267 months

Tuesday 1st February 2005
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Bouffy, the one with the beer taps is Yo Below on Poland Street. There is a booth type one on Dean Street. Callaghans runa Karaoke on Thursdays just off Picadilly.
If you go further outside London, Vibe in Epsom on a Thursday, Friday and Sunday, or of course Horatios on Brighton Pier. Tuesday Night in Brighton is The King and Queen (straight!).
You'd never guess I worked for a karaoke company before joining the Motor Trade would you?! Try Karaokeinfo.co.uk for more info in your area. Let me know where and when, I may even turn up myself! Look out for Ian C and Ian M in Surrey, once seen never forgotten!

edc

Original Poster:

9,641 posts

280 months

Tuesday 1st February 2005
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I'm almost embarrassed to say it but met up for drinks with a friend last weekend and found out he is a 'member' of Karaoke Box and discovered a few others who regularly terrorise the soundwaves. I'm told ordering spirits by the bottle is very expensive here

z_chromozone

1,436 posts

278 months

Tuesday 1st February 2005
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There used to be a noodle shop in Richmond near the Red Cow pub where you could sing along with your meal (cheap too).

Z

edc

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9,641 posts

280 months

Saturday 2nd July 2005
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An old one but if you want booth style then try Assa at 02072408256, 53 St Giles High St, London, WC2H 8LH. Just behind Centre Point.

£30 an hour for the biggest room there, can fit 15 ish aparently other rooms might be cheaper. It's a cheap and cheerful Korean restaurant on the ground floor with karaoke rooms below.

I recommend a warm up before attempting La Bamba