KaraokeKan — Local services in Tokyo

Lots of rooms available. Cozy, clean, and the staff are very friendly and helpful (note: I only ever spoke in Japanese). For tourists who can speak Japanese looking for affordable karaoke, this place is more or less exactly suited to that need, especially if you have your student pass/card with you (even non-Japanese schools, e.g. foreign universities, are fine). Your time in the karaoke also comes with all-you-can-drink for the default drinks on the ground floor, but they're only on the ground floor, so getting refills might be tough if you're not choosing the unlimited time plan. Again, would recommend -- affordable with very excellent staff service when I went (2, 3 Jan 2024 evenings), so long as you aren't already set back by any language barrier in the...

The consultant was very lacking for the customer, did not say anything about the 730 yen drink package. But when paying, they arbitrarily added it, doubling the price. This is the worst experience I have ever had at a karaoke bar in Japan. I feel like I was scammed. In addition, the attitude of the male staff when introducing the product was very enthusiastic, but when we discovered the scam, his attitude became very thug. I hope no one will encounter that staff here again. In addition, everyone should try other karaoke bars. It seems that some karaoke bars have good locations, so they scam customers to...

For tourists who don't read japanese fluently, do not go. Searching for song is a pain in the *. For searching for 'we are' from onepiece you need to search 'UI- A-' good luck.. We lost like 45min trying to find COMMON songs.. Subtitles in japanese romaji were very small on a remote tablet and not on the TV. The experience might be better for japaneses, but for foreigners it was very bad. We didn't had even the time to think of some consumables so i can't judge...