Honestly, I'm not a fan of karaoke but when I have to go, I always go to Red MR…read more Karaoke is just not my type of thing, I understand a lot of people love to sing and have fun at the Karaoke room but I prefer singing in the shower and having fun at a club. Although, I have to admit that doing karaoke is great for a large group of friends and popping bottles at a Karaoke room is way cheaper than at a club. So, why Red MR but not other Karaoke places? One crucial reason is that they have a lot more and new English songs than the others. They features a lot of western singers, like Lana Del Rey, Snoop Dog, Adele, P!nk, David Guetta and more. Their selection of songs gives me a reason to go back every time. Beside, they serve really decent food at Red MR. I still remember my first time going to a Karaoke place and had a disgustingly greasy, tasteless fried rice. That was such an unpleasant and disgraceful experience and that completely ruined my impression of a Karaoke place. I swear I'm not going back to that Karaoke place anymore because their food simply sucks. However, Red MR is a very good surprise. They have a lovely menu featuring Japanese food, like skewers and ramen. Don't expect anything authentic but they are otherwise good with a very reasonable price. All in all, if you fancy a karaoke night, Red MR is the place to go .

Love this place ! Nice ambiance, great drinks and amazing shisha. They even have fruit based shisha…read morewhere you can add a pineapple bringing the overall shisha experience to the next level. They offer happy hour starting at 5pm which is when they open. The place is located in a mall in wan chai with lots of food options so it's great to come for happy hour or after your meal. Definitely a gem in the area.

Came here on a Friday night . Absolutely the worst bar in Hong Kong. Sheesha was average as best…read more Had 3 rounds of a simple rum n coke. Each took a minimum of 45 mins. No food , no bar snacks and pathetic service. I am amazed how such places are operating in Hong Kong . Never again :

There are a lot of nightlife spots that look like The Ring (擂台) in Hong Kong, but what separates…read morethem from the bunch is partly it's prime Knuttsford Terrace location and its colorful / brightly lit ambiance while escaping the madness from below. Forget the initial draw of video games (#1), beer pong, and slap cup, The Ring really fancies itself as a multifaceted venue. It is not just a place to slam a few beers, it has a number of TV screens everywhere, enough to be a bonafide sports bar. They also host a number of special events here from private events to celebrity promos. Despite all the hooplah, this still very much remains a locals place. Weekends will find the joint packed full of Kowloon's finest: youngsters screaming over the music, professionals who have just gotten off work, and semi-scantily clad ladies looking to show out a liquor brand / sponsor. They also serve food too, albeit mainly westernized ones. HK youngins love their fill of fries with their beer, along with chicken wings, samosas, and other hand friendly foods. They also have bratwurst and whole chickens on deck, but at a price. To no one's surprise, the whole gamut of food anything is stupidly overpriced. The staff is abundant to a point where it's not hard to get assistance when needed. On the weekends they'll even employ a few non-Chinos to showcase the international vibe. It's even better when they bust out the pitchless Canto to appease the local crowd. ___________ (#1) Though to be fair, this isn't some arcade or console activity. They have headsets, chairs, a stage, and a large projected screen as well. E-league anyone?

Fun atmosphere with no per person minimum on a Saturday night make this a winner. Other places in…read morethe same building wanted a minimum per person etc.. Great Beer pong table 141 hkd with drinks per game. I played a game with my cousin and we got a whiskey and soda mix in the deal for the game. There is a staff member being your referee. Other games looks fun too.

Cute concept - speakeasy style cocktail bar tucked away in a nondescript old office building…read more Bottom line: Good drinks, done a massive disservice by the weird vibe. For the price relative to average Hong Kong cocktail pricing, you could do better. Maybe it's just me but this whole establishment gives me strong weeaboo colonialist vibes. Read on for more. Context setting: I'm Chinese American from the San Francisco Bay Area, where we have no shortage of craft cocktail bars with expansive high end liquor selections and innovative mixology. All that to say, I know a good cocktail. Scene: Came in on New Year's Eve. Was sat at a table away from the bar with my sister and two friends from mainland China. Only entirely-Asian group in the bar. Service: We were sat at one of the tables near the bookshelves. Service is polite but stiff. Might be a language barrier with the servers, since my sister and I are primarily English speaking, with terrible Mandarin and 0 Cantonese. Vibe: The couples at the bar (predominantly white guys...) got much more attentive service and conversation than our group. White guy bartender kept giving us weird looks the entire night. We did get the complimentary champagne cocktail when the clock struck midnight, which was nice. Drinks: Thoughtful and well balanced. Honors the flavors of the primary liquors while adding other subtle twists with nods to Japanese and Chinese flavor profiles and ingredients. 5/5, everything we tried was tasty and well executed.

One of our friends from Hong Kong recommended this bar saying they have some of the best cocktails…read morein the city. It is a little hard to find, as it is inside of an old building in Wan Chai, but once you find the entrance to the bar and open the door, you will be surprised to find a small bar that is very much like the classic cocktail and whisky bars in Tokyo's Ginza district. Much like the bars in Tokyo, the service here is authentically Japanese. The Japanese head bartender was very knowledgeable and friendly. We each had two cocktails and I enjoyed both of my fruit cocktails. This bar also has a nice garden out on the deck. We didn't go out there because it was raining pretty hard when we went, but we would love to go out there the next time we visit the city.

Before I start expressing how I actually felt about the dining experience, I want to specify that…read moremy waiter was the best part of this experience by a mile. Mustafa (hopefully this is spelled correctly) was: kind, attentive, incredibly speedy, and inhumanly composed. An absolute delight to have as a server, and frankly while my review isn't particularly positive, I would have found the experience to be borderline 1 star just based on the actual flavors of the food relative to the pricing if not for him having saved the experience. If I could do this dinner again, I would honestly order less food, as you get the same view whether you order a single tasting menu and grab some takeout elsewhere afterwards, but at face value the flavors seemed bold yet feasible, as though they could turn out well depending on the execution. In reality we ended up spending approximately $1200HKD per person on a tasting menu that had one to two memorable items each. We actually spent an additional $98HKD on a dish that neither one of us felt compelled to finish. The second course tempura was more interesting flavor-wise than either of our mains, in part due to the chili infused tempura sauce doing a lot of heavy lifting. We are not generally fine dining individuals, it is an occasion we reserve for special events (this was our anniversary), but we do have enough experience to know that the execution of these dishes was miles away from a single Michelin star, yet commanded prices well above most of the one-star restaurants we've visited. The waiter took plenty of photos to commemorate the experience, and we managed to see both the 8PM "city of lights" show on the businesses spread along the harbor, as well as a fascinating lightning storm directly in front of us in a massive panoramic, which should lead to an unforgettable night, but the quality of the food left us grasping at straws to find silver linings. I wish I could remember this experience more fondly, but every time a family member asks whether we enjoyed the food, we struggle to muster any enthusiasm and at roughly $2,800HKD after 10% service charge I can't help but wish we had gone elsewhere to get better food and just visited some sort of observation deck instead.

Let me first start by saying that the management team here is solid. We had a situation with our…read morepizza, and the bar manager, Timothy, handled it professionally and made sure my husband and I were taken care of. That level of attentiveness and accountability is what excellent customer service looks like. Aqua is another rooftop bar overlooking the harbor with beautiful views of the city skyline and waterfront. The atmosphere is lively yet relaxed, making it a great spot to unwind, enjoy a cocktail, and take in the scenery. There was a DJ spinning throughout the evening, which kept the energy up and added to the overall vibe.

For a Roof-top View of the entire Hong Kong Island and Tsim Sha Tsui, this place can make it…read morehappen. It is located on the 25th Floor of the "California Tower" building on popular 25/F D'Aguilar Street. My phone only picks up a 3g network in Hong Kong while I am off Wi-Fi, making Ce La Vi a VERY tricky place to find. Once arriving off the elevators, you are greeted with multiple hostesses who give you the option for their Asian Fusion Restaurant or Rooftop Bar. I was there purely for their rooftop view, drinks, and atmosphere. View and Patio itself was world-class. Could not beat. The service and the staff? It may be because they were bored or it was 6pm but they were awful. No smiles. No greeting. No help whatsoever. I figure that this is a 9pm-2am venue but come on.. Wake up guys! I will ONLY return to this venue if it is 9pm or later..

Wow, what a view! I…read morewasn't keen on visiting LKF, and the way the promoters from all the restaurants/bars on the street try to get your business is overly aggressive to say the least. But Ce La Vi is a lot classier, and it's a nice place to hang out when you're sober and a little more chill. I had a Jasmine Blossom that was okay but weak. I do like the bar and the view, but I don't like the street it's on. Then again, it may be worth fighting the LKF crowds to get to Ce La Vi.

This Red MR in Causeway Bay is conveniently located in the Windsor House, which is close to the MTR…read morestation. It also had great views of Victoria Park! I also really appreciated that even though they asked us to close our bill, they still allowed us to sing until whenever we wanted because there wasn't anybody waiting. All of the equipment (speakers, mics, TVs) is in good working condition. I also think it's cool that they offer beer pong and darts in the front area. We went on a Saturday night over the CNY weekend, and it was $229 / person for 2.5 hours of fun and two drinks. The total came out to be around $250. I thought it was reasonable for being a prime time slot during the holiday weekend.

Doesn't have much 90's songs. As a 90's I feel like I can't enjoy as much as I used to be in Redbox…read moreor in CEO karaoke. But their prices is cheaper than CEO tho. If I can't sing the songs I know, what is the point coming here tho... So guys, if you are from the 90's, I suggest you go to else where they will have the songs u know.

Comparing to Neway, this place has more English songs. I would say this is very convenient to get…read moreto since its verybnewr Langham Place. Its actually across the street. The rooms are big. The workers are very attentive. You can be a little bad by sneaking in some alcohol bought from 7 Eleven next door. The food is alright. Nothing great. You definitely can make a lot of noise with your friends in here. They're pretty lenient on sound. Bathroom is hard to find. You need to follow then sign and walk all the way to wherever it takes you. Its quite dirty though so I wouldn't suggest you pop a squat.