This place was lit! The people were so friendly and definitely the PERFECT crowd for a good time…read moreand of course KARAOKE!! This LGBTQ+ friendly Karaoke bar is a must go. Your host for the evening are some fabulous queens who help to keep the night fun! If you're in the area, definitely take time to check it out!

Oh my goodness! I can't believe no-one has reviewed the epic Karaoke Epoc yet!!…read more When I was a student, I was never completely convinced that this place existed. I had vague drunken memories of stumbling into a manga shop and finding a mini-Japan style Karaoke box...I must have been here quite a few times with different groups of Japanese friends. However I could never find it again when I was sober. *blushes* Karaoke Epoc is hidden at the back of Adanami Shobo (the Japanese Manga/ book shop on Brewer street.) If you have never been there before, it can be a teeny bit tricky to find...look out for a 'De-lux Cleaning' sign to find the shop. This is one of the least posh karaoke places in London. The decor is a little old/scabby looking...but it is also brilliant! I'll tell you why: - We booked the huuuge room downstairs, and had more than enough room for all 16 of us. There was even enough room for us to dance around the table as well!! - They have teeny 4-6 people rooms upstairs if you have a smaller group. - There was a fridge in the corner, so we brought drinks and kept them cool in there. - The remote control is like a mini computer...you can search by song title or by artist. Ask for help if you can't read Japanese. - There is a decent Japanese/Korean/Chinese selection of songs as well as all the old English favorites. Oooh and a whole page of disney songs!! (^^) - It is really cheap, especially if you go early and have a large group of singing friends. Last night I paid £11 for three hours. I'm not the only on that loves this place!! Make sure you book in advance as it is nearly always booked up.

This is definitely the best karaoke in central London. I loved the simple set out rooms, that they…read morehave a digital book to select songs and also a paper one, the music quality and that the songs had awesome cheesy video instead of just a boring blue background, that you bring your own food and drink, and, bonus, a competitive price. When I come to London I always like doing karaoke with my friends, this now the only place I want to do it at. P.s. If you need to get some booze when you're there, go out of the front door and go left down the street, take the first right and there's a shop just there.

Namco Funscape is situated near the London Eye and the other tourist attractions that can be…read morepackaged together for discounted rates (like the Aquarium, London Dungeon, Shrek's Adventure, etc). It is basically an arcade with some old school games and a little bar area believe it or not! lol (+) Was really cool seeing the mega sized Galaga game, since I loved playing that at the arcade as a kid in the 80's. (+) those crane machines are stupid fun and we ended up winning a couple of the plushes. lol Again, just stupid fun. :) (-) place was not very clean and actually kind of gross in spots (-) a lot of the machines were down and not operating including that Galaga game I would have LOVED to play (boo.) (-) Yelp! check in offered 2 free euro tokens to use for machines (no cash value). I decided what the hell since we were there killing time until we could get in line to ride the London Eye. Sheesh. I had to really jump through some hoops to get the 2 tokens lol. Sign up for wifi, click this, sign right here.... ...and then they only worked on select games and definitely NOT the crane machines, which is what we were there playing and spending our money on! Definitely wasn't worth the hassle. Again though, we were killing time ATM. (-) the blood curdling shrieks of kids in repeated succession can be too much to bear here at times lol no. I am 1000% f*cking serious...but I guess it IS an arcade... This could be a lot better if they would clean the place up and fix the machines. Still, it was mindless fun for a bit but I can't give it more than... 2 stars.

In the hustle and bustle of touristy Westminster and the South Bank today, I saw lots of families…read morewith happy smiley faces in the morning, which had started to look a little weary and in need of a rest. Namco Station is a little potential lifesaver for parents needing a quick break. It's located in the old County Hall building but has an unassuming entrance.It has 3 floors of perfect kiddie entertainment providing you have the cash to feed the machines. There's dodgems and bowling for all the family. Kids will have fun on the video games though I did spot a granny having a go at Dance Revolution! The lowest floor has pool tables and a little restaurant for food and drink - mostly fast food style and cafe fare, I saw adverts for private karaoke but I'm not sure how that operates. I do miss some of the older games but I'm always up for a few bumps in dodgems

Everyone has that friend who always wants to do karaoke. Well, ladies and gents, that friend is me,…read moreso it comes as no surprise that I suggested karaoke as a kickoff to a farewell/birthday celebration. You will have a good time here. While the song list may not measure up to the "million songs" claimed by Lucky Voice, every song that we wanted to sing was available. Freddie Mercury would be proud. We were put in the top floor room, surely a space converted for karaoke use rather than built for it. We had more space than we knew what to do with and I will admit that I've never sang karaoke when it was light out (well maybe in the morning hours). But, there is a large room downstairs that I spotted en route to the toilet that had a group of 30 karoke kids belting out classics. Always a good sign. Another point of interest - this is not purely a karaoke venue, but is a restaurant as well. On that point, I will say that I probably would steer clear of eating there. No, it's not because the food is dodgy - in fact the pizza was quite good - but because you can still hear the karaoke. Despite being the biggest proponent of bad singing in karaoke, even I would feel like I was closing in on the nearest circle of hell if I sat down to eat and had to listen to a Britney Spears rendition that makes Rebecca Black sound good (feel the burn). But we were there for karaoke, so no bones here. Sorry for partying. I'd also like to add that drinks, while still expensive (£4.50 for a shot of Jameson - that's all I remember) are not the worst karaoke drink prices around. It is also relatively cheap to rent rooms at £4 per person per hour (Sun-Wed but a bit more on weekends). For best deal, bring 15+ people and everyone wang chung tonight. I'd also like to put forth that the venue is 18+, unlike other popular venues that are 21+. I think this is a crucial point given that London, in general, is 18+. Lastly, the staff are extremely friendly and abiding, which just makes the experience that much better. While we rented out the space for 2 hours, we were told that it was no big deal if we went a bit over since it was a light night. I like that. And I will go back because of it. Anyone keen?

Oooh this place is fun!!…read more My friends brought me here for a night of karaoke-joy, and it was brilliant!! The room we had was huge, with plenty of space for dancing and being silly...drinks seemed to appear whenever we needed them (I have a feeling jager bombs were involved...but to be honest I'm not sure, my memory is a bit hazy...) However, it must be a truly awful place to come and eat, surely it'd be horrible to listen to the loud karaoke-singers from downstairs?? Our singing space was on the third floor, so there was a whole floor between us and the diners...but we were pretty loud. Oops. ***I have lots of amazing photos of this place, but I'm not going to post any of them because I have a feeling my friend's would kill me! We all look like mad dancing idiots!!***

Show Off! is a new regularly scheduled event in residence at Cafe Koha in St. Martin's Court, off…read moreof Charing Cross Road. The idea is to bring the quintessentially New York experience of the piano bar to London, and ... so far, so good! On one or two nights a month, Show Off! takes over Cafe Koha from 9pm to 1am, inviting guests (often big musical theater fans) to come up and sing their favorite tunes and showtunes, with a little help from accompanist/music director Nathan Martin. The idea is to have fun, so you don't need to be a pro to get up and warble out a fave song. There's always a host to perform and keep things running smoothly, and special guests from the theater and entertainment world frequently appear. If you like Broadway and West End theater music, and you like to have fun with a cheerful group of revelers, check it out!

I am an avid piano bar attendee in San Francisco and when I visit New York. This place is…read moreeverything I hoped it would be and more. My first time I befriended a half dozen people, locals who were just coming to appreciate this American tradition. Everyone should go, if you like to sing or not. If you do, bring some sheet music and you will get a chance to sing in a very supportive environment.

The fake club has not long opened. Its a kareoke bar. A very smart place with lovely decor leather…read moresofas chanderliers and fish filled water fountains. it was the royal exchange years ago which if you ask me was a shit pit i'm glad the place is closed. It dos'nt have any draft beer but does have a large varity of bottle beers everything from magners to chinese beer which is nicely priced. Because its just opened its a bit quiet but once people know its there it'll be a nice be. You can also hire the place for private partys. I like this place it's like a classy west end club in the middle of camden. I hope people find this place so it takes off

we have never been closed see the pictures of my parties there are many things coming this year.read more

Such an awesome idea, a karaoke place! I first tried the one in soho in uni days, when I never even…read moreknew it was a thing and ever since I was hooked! The black and pink theme is a total winner and In this branch they have a super cool and area with a dj and leather sofas, so it's perfect for a few drinks before you do karaoke. The cocktail menu is song themed, which is a cute idea! A particular favourite of mine is the Phil raspberry Collins which is stoli vodka with raspberries and soda.. Simple yet delicious! If you're going lucky voice the cocktails are quite pricey, so come for happy when it's 2-4-1. If you're doing karaoke, you get your own private room and you can order cocktails and food to the room. The song list is pretty extensive and I think if you're doing karaoke you could do a lot, lot worse than check this place out!

Oh man. My throat's sore and my head hurts. Damn you, Lucky Voice!…read more I've been to the Islington LV a couple of times now and all I can say is F-U-N! It's way better (read: more spacious) than the Soho location (which in all honestly I also love). Good song catalogue, fairly decent service (but expensive beer - oi!) and a swanky, comfortable bar/lounge area all add to the wonder that is a private karaoke experience. Great place for a Par-tay (great excuse for one too).

As an American tourist I was looking forward to seeing gay nightlife in London. My friend and I…read morewalked up to the security guard and was immediately met with a barrage of weird questions like "have you been here before". " when was the last time?" Yada yada. Then we were told that we were being denied entry since it was locals only that evening . What the actual F***. This place discriminates even towards gay men. Very disappointed I urge you to take your business elsewhere

Great bar staff, great entertainment l very friendly environment always…read more Tuesday nights exceptional

I can't help myself…read more Terrible singer or not, I have to sing or I could veritably blow up. In the car, shower, much to my husband's dismay. So when I saw a karaoke place open until midnight, on a SUNDAY, I felt all was right in the world. Cool karaoke places get you excited to be in there, before you even get to the private rooms. Even without people (it is Sunday) I could see myself being a regular there. Then the bad news came: They were closing at 11pm for a service vendor to come in waaahhh! I was a bit sad but then in the same breath, the guy told us we could sing for 35 minutes.. FOR FREE. Totally awesome of him ^_^ Inside, the rooms were clean and modern. The controls are on the wall next to the screen and we found most of the music we liked to sing! There's a mirror in there so you can rate your air guitar/Tina Turner hair flip etc. The only star strike is because the music and the lyrics on the screen are a tiny bit off on almost all the songs. So close, Lucky Voice! But really, if you drink enough, does anybody care? :)

Amazing karaoke bar!! Reasonably priced and such a fun thing to do with friends. Everyone who…read moreworked there was super kind too!

I had a fabulous time here with my girlfriend who lives in London. The live singer was such a vibe…read moreas well as entry to the restaurant. We sat right next to a window with incredible views of the water. We went with the style of sharing plates and everything was so good.

The drinks were great as well as the service The food was mediocre But the live music and the…read morecocktails and service make up for it Go for drinks and music