I like this karaoke place for smaller groups of 5-8 people. The song list is expansive and the…read moredrink options are pretty good. They have one room with nice windows that face the street which is my favourite. The rooms have a little bit of air conditioning which is nice in the summer. What is always a winning combo is karaoke and boustan right after since it is right next door.

Went there last night with a grouo of friends and we really enjoy the place .They got a lot of…read moresongs to choose from and the atmosphere in general there's nice

We went for happy hour, which is from 15h-21h and only costs 12$ (flat rate). So you can actually…read moresing for 6h for that price, if you feel like it! We paid at arrival (paying by card instead of cash would have been a bit more costly). The place looked very similar to what Music Box used to be like. Same neon lights at the bar and entrance, similar rooms and similar control boards. We were in room six, which smelled like cigarettes. It wasn't extremely strong, but strong enough to have stayed in my clothes and hair afterwards, and make my asthmatic friend cough. So that was a bummer. We were offered a free water pitcher, which was enough for the four of us. There were two microphones. The control board was fairly easy to use, and the selection of songs for non-asian music was okay but not too extensive. It was a lot of fun, except for the cigarette smell.

Great place for Karaoke! Rooms can accommodate up to 15 people so plenty of space and comfortable…read morecouches. Food and drinks are pretty good but the food is expensive (chicken nuggets for $17 like what). The song selection is quite old but at least you can plug in your phone to go on YouTube (if someone in your party has YouTube premium, even better because no ads). We were a group of 8 and with drinks and the hourly fee it came down to like $50-$60 per person which is great for 3h30.

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.

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 with my roommates last monday and I did loved it .Really nice and cool atmosphere and…read moretheir rooms feel like VIP lounge. Plus staff was really nice and an amazing amenagements definitely recommand this place for some fun

On a Saturday night in Montreal, my friends and I were in the general vicinity of Vestiarie and…read morelooking for good craft beer selection. A lot of places were packed, but we were fortunate to snag the couch at the front of Vestiarie right when we got in! We were super glad we checked them out because it had everything we were looking for. First, the craft selection was on point and quite ample. The NEIPA's I had were spot on. But for the rest of the group, who were not interested in beer, they also had a selection of cocktails and wine. And it was just a nice spot--yes, it was lively, but it wasn't over-bearing. You could still have a quiet conversation and hear everyone in the group. If that's your thing, would highly recommend.

This used to be my local hang for a while, but I terribly misuse it. Instead of drinking like one…read moredoes at a bar, I just stuck around eating and loosing terribly at their weekly trivia night. And that right there is my main issue with it, the Monday trivia is now so well known that you basically have to show up at 5pm to secure yourself a table...and that's ridiculous. The teams are essentially composed of the same 15 people every week, so between two teams of 6-7 people, you are not getting those shots tonight buddy! I hear great things about the snake bite, but the food is just okay - don't go for the nachos, they get cold and soggy super quick! Same for the pizzas, disappointing. They serve their burgers with chips, which I think is the one true cop-out for any kitchen, but they are very good, so go with that ;)

Amazing!! The food was excellent!! I suggest the sangria. The atmosphere could be romantic to a few…read morefriends getting together.

So let me set the scene. Mid-August, on holiday in Montreal. We two American tourists are walking…read morerandomly along, just taking our time, drinking in the sights, smells, and sounds of the Latin Quarter in Montreal. It's a warm afternoon, but not overly so. Our first anniversary, and we're having a corker of a time, just being together in a foreign city, enjoying what life has to offer. Then I spot...IT...over a garden fence, and I stop dead in my tracks. "The HELL is that?" Two enormous...people...who appear to be crafted from papier-maiche, gazing lovingly at one another. "Oh, I've GOT to see what this is all about." My wife shrugs and follows, knowing as she does that once I have some damn fool errand in my head, it's madness to try to dissuade me. I approach to get a better look, and see that these two towering statues, like the Colossus of Rhodes, are no mere artist's renderings, but rather guardians which bear witness to a marvelous land: Saint-Sulpice. Saint-Sulpice: a vast, bacchanalian beer garden tucked inauspiciously into a side street, which, for someone from a puritanical city where such a thing would be looked on with horror and disgust by the city fathers, is a kind of promised land. We take a table, and order a few frosty brews, relax, and play a game or two of rummy. The servers are as relaxed as we are, but attentive, and fill our glasses when we ask, and vanish into the afternoon when they are not needed. Perhaps the highlight for me was the Jersey-Shore-esque bachelorette party which traipsed through, or perhaps it was just the relaxation of a huge outdoor patio surrounded by beautiful trees through which the sun shone while we enjoyed a lazy afternoon of gin rummy and good Canadian beer. Had it been a very hot day, however, the archway which constantly emitted a superfine mist of cool water, through which a heated patron could find relief, surely that would have been the oasis I treasured the most. Just knowing that some thoughtful publican had thought to install such a feature for his guests made me smile. I love you Montreal, and Saint-Sulpice is one of the reasons why.