So, as we came in, on a Saturday, obviously it was very busy. Understandable. We went next door…read moreabout 8pm to look at Vgames. I walked over , it looked like fun! I asked the prices super casually, I'm from out of town. The lady, and guy was kind. And I took a picture of the "menu" The prices seemed great; I was told by the guy there that they charge by the group. Nice. Next night, - Sunday. I called in and we were able to walk in within 20 mins, but to my surprise I was charged by the hour. Although the night before when I looked at the list I wasn't told it was by the hour, and it was by the group that I was told the night before...So, idk not sure what was happening when I was told that?.... But as we came Sunday night, The gentlemen said, we charge $$ by the hour on a weekend. (It was a Sunday @ 9pm) which was fine. But my problem was, Let me know if it's by the hour or group?? I was confused. He was very kind and very respectful and very receptive. I was absolutely grateful and appreciative from his kindness. But the bathrooms were absolutely disgusting, terrible... what would you call it? The door knobs were sideways, there were no paper towels, I don't mind hovering.., that's part of the night life. But what is this. The karaoke, itself, mics were cool, but the tablet was either super sensitive or you had to reset..., 10,000 times to get a song. Overall, come here for a last minute thing, but don't expect an amazing time. Singing at home with friends is a better experience and much cheaper.

Had a great time singing here! Vox is part of larger building with other businesses and services…read more It's easy to find with its bright interior. We were greeted by their staff member and asked for our IDs. Our colleague already booked a room and the rate was $50 per hour for the larger room. Each room is equipped with 2 mics, lots of couches for seating, and tech to set up strobe lights. Loved the experience with my colleagues!

Wonderful owner and very friendly. He accommodated all our questions and needs. Very sad they might…read morenot be able to operate anymore.

I rented a karaoke system for my teens' birthdays last month. Shinji the owner was very responsive…read morein asking questions and booking. He arrived on time, set everything up expertly and showed us how to use it. It was a super smooth experience overall and Shinji was very warm and kind. I'm sad to hear the venue is closing, but I hope their rental business continues to thrive.

I LOVE THIS BAR! Not only are the drinks fantastic (Estrella Galicia in the can? heck yes!), but…read morethe atmosphere is incredible. The karaoke on Sunday is top-tier and the bartenders are extremely knowledgeable. Plus, I love the art on the walls. My fave spot in the city :-)

one of my most frequented seattle bars so i figured i should finally write a review. they play…read moremovies on mondays and do karaoke on sundays. it is cozy and fun and they always play great music!!

I love this neighborhood gay karaoke bar, and have been coming for 45 years, back when you could…read morestill smoke inside! It's not as divey as it was then, but at 80 years old and Seattle's oldest gay bar, it's a treasure. Fun and friendly, not your cruisy stand-and-model variety. People actually talk to you, and the stellar staff knows you almost immediately. It's Cheers for the queer tribe.

Let me preface that typically, I recommend The Crescent to anyone I know that would appreciate a…read moregood karaoke bar. But tonight I received the most aggressive and ridiculous interaction with their staff. I have lived on Capitol Hill for ten years, and have been going to The Crescent casually throughout that time with no terribly bad experiences. But tonight, when a glass was broken and I instinctively went to help clean up (I understand staff does not want customers to help with broken glass and I should have left it alone, but I instinctively moved one large piece and then stopped) I was yelled at quickly and aggressively by a member of the staff. I do not know this woman, she is not usually working when I go in, so I'm not sure if she was hired temporarily for Pride weekend or if she was a new hire. What I do know is that she did not care how she came across to me, or anyone else in the vicinity, and even came outside after I decided to leave and continued to yell at me as I left. I can't attest to this personally, but after she yelled at me in the bar, I was told by other patrons that she had been aggressive and strict about kicking people out for various reasons. I am a loyal patron here, but am disheartened by the behavior of this staff member who made things mean and aggressive in what could have been a benign moment. With many years in the service industry myself I know situations can get stressful and guests don't always do what you would like them to do, but it is quite literally your job to handle those situations. I know typically The Crescent is a very positive and kind place, and hope someone who exhibits this kind of behavior will not continue to represent them.

Spent an hour here recently for karaoke with one other person…read more Pros: - We had an OK time - Staff showed us how to operate the remote (after our time had started, of course) Cons: - $30ish for 2 people for 1 hour. - Could hear both rooms next to us singing. - There were 4 speakers in our room but only 1 was actually working. The other three didn't put out sound. - English song list is very lacking. - Popular songs are not updated frequently. We ended up going to a small local bar, which was ALSO doing Karaoke that night, and they had more recent songs than the dedicated karaoke store. That was really disappointing.

Been wanting to go karaoke-ing with friends so I'm glad we got to go to this place after having…read moredinner in Edmonds. Getting a room was pretty easy on a Friday night. We got a few bottles of soju and banana wine. We booked the room for an hour, which was enough since we did a lot of duets and group singalongs! It was a little difficult to figure out the remote at first since the labels are in Korean but we figured it out! This is a cool karaoke place for anyone in the Lynnwood/Edmonds area!

It wasn't originally part of the plan, but our chum, Ernie, really likes the food at this…read moreoperation. So it looks like we're taking in some laughs tonight. On Fri-Sun from 7-9 is open mic comedy; karaoke from 9-1am. Come on a Thursday for live music. Parking sucked. We were two blocks away before we found a spot. So happens we caught the comedy show and there are some very funny up and comers in Seattle. Fair warning: it gets a bit raunchy and personal. However, the regulars seem to really dig this. We did get our chance to sing and it was a bit wild, in a good way. Great singers/horrible singers, most importantly, a supportive crowd. Pro Tip: Show up early and get your request for karaoke in. It started getting busy about an hour in, then you're looking at a long wait. The drinks are well made and not too expensive. The food is surprisingly good. A friendly bartender also helped make for a fun night!

Who knew you can't scream in karaoke when they're playing crowbar in between songs. The short fat…read moregirl bartender who said her name was Rex which is definitely a fake name, told my friend that him singing a rage against the machine song was too loud. If you tell a drunk guy to F off and expect him not to call you out on stage you're a bad bartender. Pretty garbage bar, bad drinks and bad service. A bar that plays metal but won't let us karaoke a barely metal song.

Bartenders are absolutely wonderful (but the drinks can be pricey). KJ Shan is also wonderful and…read morethere's a great, wide selection of songs. The tablets for entering your info and song run terribly slow. Bathrooms are clean and well-stocked, though not labeled well--women's restroom is straight down the hall, men's is to the right just after the photo booth. Unless they're meant to be unisex, but I don't think that's the case? This place is PACKED wall to wall after 8pm Fridays and Saturdays, and I've never dropped in those nights where it wasn't an upbeat and pretty cheery vibe. When I say packed, I mean that you should wear an outfit where you can take off layers, because it gets WARM. On the weekends the song queues can get LONG but you're able to manually check where you're at in line via the tablets. If you wanna leave before 12am, get there and put your song in no later than 8pm. Expect a $5 cover on weekends, too, though sometimes it's $10. Which is crazy. And yet, I still pay it... People are super nice and if you aren't bringing a posse out with you, a lot of folks don't mind you sitting with them at their tables if it's busy and they have an extra seat open. A lot of times people will get down by the stage and dance to songs people are performing, which is just the best when it happens. All in all, the Hula Hula crowd tends to have a great mindset for karaoke. All about having a good time to good music.

Been here 3 times befire but yesterday was rhe first time i paid with my card. They charged my card…read moreover $136 and then charged my friends cards for our drinks that we already paid for. They take advantage of drunk customers! DO NOT GO

Very greasy, and expensive for what we received. Order the…read moreorange chicken, soy noodles with chicken and the Chinese broccoli. Chicken was overcooked and the coating was hard. Broccoli and noodles were also greasy. The noodles barely had any chicken in them and were missing flavor. Just an underwhelming meal overall Not worth the cost.

My bf has been raving about this place for many years, so I finally stopped in with him. It is such…read morea hidden gem!! It feels like these unique older spots are disappearing left and right, and I just pray that doesn't happen here. It's essentially a maze of old train cars. I def didn't see the whole thing, but I did get to see FDR's old train car, and just the fact that it is a. in Seattle and b. part of this Chinese restaurant is like...what?! Maybe I'm weird, but I love a little random history. It was quiet on an early Saturday afternoon. In the bar there was playoff football on tv and reggae playing. Awesome service from bartender Mo. She recommended the Singapore noodles, which was a dish neither of us had tried before anywhere, but WOW - we have a new fave! The hot & sour soup also really hit the spot on a cold & rainy day. We'll probably be back this weekend.