From the owner: Met mij heb je persoonlijk contact. We stemmen dan van tevoren duidelijk af wat jullie wensen zijn…read more Te boeken als Drive In- DJ, maar ook DJ-Only. Door jarenlange muziek- en draai ervaring en een elegante dj booth maken we er samen de avond van om nooit te vergeten!

Horrific experience, would not recommend. Came here on my…read morefirst night out in Amsterdam with a group of around 10 people and had an awful interaction at the door. The doorman, unprovoked, called me a "loud mouth" and made some weird, patronising comments about my age (I'm 33) because others in the group were in their 20s. He also said if I could sing, why wasn't I on Idol instead of being at a karaoke bar, which made zero sense and just felt unnecessarily rude. It was especially humiliating because I had just met a few people in the group and had been having a great night up until then. We walked in to give the place a chance but left after two minutes because the atmosphere was completely flat. As we left, I asked the doorman if his comments were targeted, since I was the only brown woman in the group, and he kept going, shouting after me down the street. It really soured what had been a lovely evening up to that point. I'm sharing this so others know what to expect, and it's clear that others have had similar experiences here. There are loads of other karaoke bars in Amsterdam that are way more welcoming and fun. Avoid this one.

The best karaoke I've found in Amsterdam. They use the Karafun system which means there's a huge…read moresong selection and it's easy to sign up. I'd prefer a bar that opens early and has singers earlier, but Amsterdam doesn't seem to have that kind of Karaoke culture.

Duke of Tokyo is the only private room karaoke game in town! A bit on the nose with the Japanese…read moredecor, but that's how it is in Amsterdam. The staff is pretty chill and they have rooms of all different sizes, but they get booked up way in advance so be sure to plan ahead. You can order drinks straight to the room. The song selection can be disappointing if you're accustomed to the vast range of NYC's KTown but it gets the job done! There's a public bar area for dancing and drinks for pre/post party shenanigans if you so please. Also, since Duke of Tokyo is on Reguliersdwarsstraat (the most famous Dutch gay street!) you will absolutely have a lot of options around the area for all night dancing.

We walked by while strolling through the neighborhood and tried the daiquiri which was amazing!!!…read moreThe drinks are reasonably priced as well, the atmosphere was very fun and we would definitely come back again