Be warned that there's a $50 minimum for any group, and that can translate into 2.5 hours of…read morekaraoke, 2 hours of karaoke and one drink, etc. As long as you meet the $50 baseline, you're set. LOCATION It's a little difficult to find as it's tucked down an alley in Chinatown, and it's compounded by the fact that you enter what looks like a mini-mall and go down a set of lit-up stairs before reaching it. You'll find it, but it'll take some exploring. I would also be wary of staying out too late, as we were almost jumped several times upon leaving. ***Don't walk on the sidewalks, walk in the middle of the street!!!*** KARAOKE The sound system isn't as good as other karaoke bars I've been to, but it does what you would want it to. They use a Chinese karaoke system, so knowing how to read Mandarin would be helpful when navigating the portal. Since it doesn't have a wide selection of English songs, they Chromecast YouTube to the TV, and you can karaoke from there. Not the most professional, but it does the trick. One thing about the portal system too is that you can't karaoke without the actual artist singing as well, so that was a MAJOR downside for our experience. We asked the owner about it when she came in to check on us, but she said that some songs had the artist singing along and others didn't. You just had to be lucky when choosing the song. We got it to work, though, once by pressing random buttons, but were never able to replicate it afterward. DRINKS If you're looking for good drinks, this is not the place. We shared a Sprite Vodka, and it was worth the price considering it was mostly vodka, but the execution of what we ordered was off. SERVICE The barista/cashier up front was very accommodating in explaining to us how the system worked and resolved any issues should we have any (upping the volume, how to connect YouTube from our phones to the TV, etc. Again, the downside of our experience was that they didn't know how to navigate the system so the artist wasn't singing along with us (which defeats the purpose of karaoke). Unlike other karaoke spots I've been to, the place here was very flexible in regards to timing, and we were able to sing a little longer than our allotted time without penalty. Overall, if you're really itching to sing, this place isn't bad, but other places might be more worth your fancy.

Always has rooms available, very flexible for timing. The drinks are reasonably priced and were…read morewith good amount of alcohol. Had a good selection of songs with music videos available ranging from chinese, korean, english songs. Comparable karaoke experience to other areas with more of an east asian community like in Greater Toronto Area. One thing to note is it is $30/hr a small room. Can easily fit 5-10 people. There is a minimum spend of $150 per party. So if you spent 3 hours here you would need to spend $60 on drinks. Just something to note to see if its in your budget, but very reasonable rates The owners were very nice and gave us car freshners as a gift and took a selfie with us. They also had some dice to play with which was a nice bonus

This place is so much fun and I have made so many beautiful memories with my friends in their…read morekaraoke rooms. The ambiance was great, especially when we needed cool air in the room, they adjusted right away as the staffs are accommodating.. The rooms are clean and do not smell like cigarettes. Songs are up-to-date. If you think of a title, they will most likely have it! Come with your vocals warmed up and ready to have a blast!

We went to Pang Pang for my friend's bachelorette party, and we sure went ham on cheesy classics…read more To be honest, it was hard not to, since their English song selection was getting a bit old - there's nothing from this year, and flipping throught the pages in the dim light is just time-consuming. I wish they had a computerized system to search for artists/songs... As per usual, most songs had a completely unrelated music video playing in the background, which is always funny. The design of the place is unspeakably gaudy, with extravagant, golden high-relief sculptures of unknown Greco-Roman dudes on the walls. They also name their private rooms as precious stones (we were in the Topaz room). Their sound system (Bose) is fine, yet the mics were not working that well. But since the room is small and private, you can simply sing out loud and there won't be much of a difference. We had sangria and tequila shots - service was fairly fast and the drinks were fine. After two hours of howling Abba, Bon Jovi and whatnot, we paid and left. It was a lot of fun overall, but next time I'll probably look somewhere else for Asian-style karaoke.

This was CRAZY FUN! This has everything you need, drinks, karaoke, and great people. The bartenders…read morewere really cool and fast, and we met the owners who were super welcoming and nice. We were visiting last week and were looking for a fun karaoke spot, and this didn't disappoint. It was busy on a Monday night, and so don't expect to sing a lot of songs. I don't think they have food, but I'm also unsure about that. I would definitely come back the next time we are in Montreal

Upon arriving in Montreal from California, I realized I had no cell service in Canada. There was a…read moreparty waiting for me in Vermont and I had no idea how to get there-no way to reach anyone! I drove my rental car out of the airport in search of a place to find WIFI so I could WHATSAPP my daughter. I landed at Le Normandie only to be greeted by a handsome bartender who was my savior. He took my phone- hooked me up- hand wrote specific directions to my destination- while i contacted my daughter to let her know where I was. I didn't have time to dine but I did manage to gulp a glass of wine- and I would highly recommend this establishment to anyone who is in the area. Thank you for all your help!!!

Been there last Saturday night and omg was my first time going inside and I'm definitely not…read moredisappointed . The atmosphere was simply epic great care cocktails and not too expensive 8.50$ each the music was a banger and representative of the LGBTQ+ community as this bar is for Also barman were really sweet and a little extra as they were also pretty cute

Ok I've only been once but I already love this bar. Easy walk from the metro along a part of St…read moreCatherines that is seeing some new fun life with restaurants and bars and clubs all bumping at 5pm on a Friday. The bar is dark but not seedy, there's a low stage, big screen and second level mezzanine that looks down on the action below. The layout is great for visibility - lots of low tables around the stage, high tops in the back, plus the mezzanine. And the waiters are amazingly fast and efficient, they move through even a thick crowd smoothly delivering fresh drinks before you can blink. Fridays they show RuPaul's Drag Race to a cheering passionate crowd and the vibe is delicious, can't wait to go back!

went there plenty of time for karaoke and always had a good service plus they have a lot of good…read morecocktails . I would say they are a bit pricey but very delicious

Groovy place to belt a few songs out! Great service and food. I am not a singer by any stretch of…read morethe imagination, but the crowd was so friendly and encouraging I sang twice. There were obvious regulars who could really sing! Would recommend to anyone looking for karaoke and good food. Also the cocktails were outstanding! Margarita (so many flavors) and the mai-tai simply delicious!

Easily one of the best clubs in North America. A lot of the negative reviews clearly come from…read morepeople who didn't bother to read the simple rules that are posted in huge font in multiples places around the entrance and coat check. The rules are straightforward: 1. No alcohol 2. No gum 3. No photos or videos (... also the unofficial rule that the right side is the gay side and the left is the straight side by the end of the night. It's not an actual rule, but a cultural thing). Complaints about it being alcohol-free, having gum taken away, or being told to put phones away miss the point entirely. Those are exactly the kinds of behaviors the club is trying to filter out, and it's part of what makes the experience what it is. Don't go expecting a flashy or luxurious venue. There is no VIP area on purpose - everyone in the club is considered equal. The lighting is minimal, and the layout is simple... mostly a large seating area and a big dance floor. You're there for the sound system, which is arguably the best currently functioning club speaker system anywhere on the planet, and for the atmosphere, which is on another level. There's a reason it consistently ranks among the favorite venues of top DJs worldwide.

Stereo has dominated Montreal nightlife for over a decade. That doesn't happen over night. It…read morehappens over many, many unforgettable nights. To put it another way... They're bigger and bolder and rougher and tougher. In other words, sucker, there is no other. Wanna kiss myself!

This used to be one of my favorite places to dance in Montreal. Not anymore sadly. I was there last…read morenight for Halloween. Due to it being a holiday especially on a Friday night, I'm sure staff was psyched at the possibility of making good tips which I can totally understand. What I cannot understand is why my drink was arrogantly taken away from me by the bartender I ordered it from simply because I didn't add a tip! I feel so old school, but to me a tip is based on quality of service. Here's what happened. Anyone who has patiently waited to order a drink at a bar only to get overlooked deliberately when it's obvious you were next, knows how annoying that can feel. But now we have to tip for this, or else?! There was a female bartender taking orders. As I stood waiting at the front, I noticed a guy in front of me behind the bar focused more on cleaning than taking orders. I assumed he was the bar back. Several minutes after I first noticed him and after the girl kept going to others, he finally decided to acknowledge the fact that I was there and took my order. Because the girl bartender made direct eye contact with me yet chose to go to someone else I decided not to add a tip. As I went to pay the guy I noticed the debit machine did something weird after I selected no tip. The bartender swooped in with the quickness. He took the machine from me and said obnoxiously, "You didn't pay a tip?!" and swiftly put his nasty hands over the drink and pulled it back. I told him I wasn't adding a tip when I was deliberately passed over. I asked why would I tip for poor service? He then had the nerve to accuse me of now being in the way of others (how effing obnoxious!). Right on cue this dude stepped up in perfect entitled fashion. Like an idiot, I actually went to explain myself to him. To my surprise this kid declared, "You have to give a tip!" All I can say is we are truly some obnoxious F-ers to think we deserve something for nothing. It's like getting spit in the face and than thanking the person who did it. Totally goes in line with the A hole standards of the day! Never going back.

It's a house club, and a respected one at that. If you don't like house music, deep house, electro…read morehouse, chicago house, you probably won't find what you are looking for here. Daome used to be an actual apartment, and it's been refurbished a bit since then but is still small with comfy couches, old lamps and tiki art. It's chill to lounge in when it's quiet (ie; before 1am-ish.) You can hear each other talk, djs start around 10pm, well drinks are $6 for basic booze - you could do a lot worse. The sound quality is warm and well-suited to house, and the mirror above the dj booth gives a nice view on the good work going down. Fun, not fancy, shared bathrooms, a place to check out if you're looking to cut a rug around Mount Royal.

Love. This. Bar. 2…read morefor 1 until 11:30. Bartenders are quick and fun. more than one private bathroom but they smell like shit and can be dirty. small, relaxed place untill about 12. the dj is blasting all the throwbacks. overall, great spot.

I came here to support a friend who does stand up comedy. As for the comedy, it was actually a…read morepretty good show. Most of the comedians are up and coming or starting to perform for their first few times. As for the actual bar, it could use some updating. It did not feel so clean inside and was quite dark upon entry of the venue. Not sure why this was, as when I arrived, they were getting ready for the stand up comedy show. If they focused on cleaning this place up and making it more appealing, then I would probably add another star to the review.