Great way to spend a rainy afternoon, especially during all-you-can-sing, where it's $25 per…read moreperson! I didn't walk in intending to spend 5 hours here, but the time flew by. The staff were nice, the karaoke machine was easy to navigate, and the rooms were comfy. Also the FOOD, omg!! Best food and drink options I've had at a karaoke place so far. My friends and I split some fried rice, salt and pepper popcorn chicken, and deep fried buns with condensed milk. I also got an iced mango black tea. It all hit the spot. I can't wait to come back and bring more friends!

I'm going solo-lo-lo-lo-lo-lo... I'm sorry I had to because the karaoke place is called solo and I…read morecan't help but sing solo by Jennie from kpop group blackpink. This was my first time here and I'm happy they have the all you can sing deal~ it's a good deal only from Monday to Thursday from 2pm-7pm it's $10/person! We definitely sang the whole time so worth it! They have a pretty good music selection, the system is easy to navigate and seems to download songs and have up to date music and music videos although some were kinda weird but not too old and good quality! We mostly sang a lot of kpop, yup they can satisfy all your kpop needs.. if you are a fan of BTS, look no further because they had 14 pages of bts songs... I think that's the most I've seen at any karaoke place so that was quite impressive. Albeit some of those songs were in Japanese version and I would have liked the original Korean version, but at least they also have the most up to date songs so I was very pleasantly surprised! I like the decor outside in the hallway and the rooms are quite simple. Not much special inside the room, what sucks is seeing people walk by in the hallway when I had a side room. Also it's very very cold here, my hands were freezing, I think their AC system is pretty strong so you need a jacket for sure. It's tough to just sit there and be cold and sing your heart out while you are cold but at least they give you water to soothe the throat, which is cold water... it's a nice gesture! The mics are also cordless which was nice and they provide a cover for the mics which is good. I am impressed by the music they had and it was lots of fun to sing k again, especially it's not super busy here which is great. Just a few things they could improve on like making it less cold in there but anyways I hope they keep this deal going!

Price/quality (1/4): The song selection is decent but do not, under any circumstances, pay in cash…read more They have a tendency to steal a small amount of money via sleight of hand, so you'll be a dollar short. Service (0/1): Dishonest service is not acceptable. Would I come here again: No

Pretty standard for a Korean karaoke place in North America. They have approximately 8 rooms, all…read moredecently sized for groups of 4 or more, and in the room that my friend and I had, there was enough room for 6 to comfortably sit and a large space for even more to dance. There were two mics that were hanging on the wall. Unfortunately, no mic covers at this place. Since the mics aren't cordless, one got unplugged before we went in the room. We couldn't find the outlet behind the couch, and when I asked the guy at the front desk for help, he was kind and helped us out. He even noticed that my friend I came with who's Caucasian didn't know Korean, so he swapped out our keypad that had important buttons covered with English translations. Pretty decent selection of Kpop, Jpop, English songs, and some others. Tip: There were newer songs that I couldn't find in the book but were still in the system-- just do a search using the find by song title or artist function. In case you want to chill a little longer or they're packed and you're waiting, you can play darts near the entrance!

Unsafe -- owner became aggressive and tried to hit us with a microphone…read moreWe visited Galchae karaoke on Feb 7th, 2026. When the owner (older man) realized we had outside drinks, he became extremely aggressive. He grabbed a microphone and swung it at us, tried to hit us with it. We felt unsafe and called the police. This goes beyond "rude service" -- it was threatening behavior. I'm writing this to warn others: if you care about safety, avoid this place.

Amazing vibe and affordable karaoke. It's 50% off on weekdays during 5-7 pm hours. Definitely would…read morevisit again when we're craving karaoke

Great place for drinks and hanging out with friends! Really fun, older vibe. The people we sat by…read morewere all really nice and even offered us their pool table that they had paid for but didn't end up using. There's free parking outside, just register your license plate when you enter the building. I went with 2 other friends on a Saturday night. The place was pretty full but we got lucky and only had wait a few minutes for a table. It was decently loud inside but it was still easy to have a conversation. The waitress we got was super friendly and knowledgeable about the menu items. I'm also super envious of her memory because there's no way I can remember who had which drink without writing it down for so many tables throughout the night!!! My friend also asked for a drink recommendation for the last round and she gave a great one. There's a lot of selection for drinks, as well as food. I really like their shared plates of finger food like tater tots and onion rings. My fish and chips were also very good. The table beside us ordered nachos and it looked huge and very delicious.

If the X-Files was still being filmed, they should have done an episode here and with the…read moresurroundings of the upper and lower levels of the Lougheed Village Mall. Aside from the time warp location, the food is easily 4*s, and honestly, I'd say it's better than White Spot as a comparable. The clubhouse sandwich contained actual turkey breast, not the deli turkey breast slices a lot of places use. That's an easy win right there. Very reasonable pricing to boot! It's basically a sports bar/pub grub menu set up. Pool tables as well. Lighting is on the darker side, with friendly and courteous service. They chat with you since they're curious as to how you know about the place. It's definitely not on too many peoples' radar for sure. They seem to like their hockey, as there are a couple of jerseys hanging. Guy Lafleur, Paul Henderson's autographed jersey from the Summit Series 1972, and a couple of others. Located in the basement of the Lougheed Village Mall, which is literally the Land that Time Forgot. I'm not exaggerating. Come and have a look for yourself. Free validated parking if you eat here. Recommend that you go for a stroll in the upper and lower levels and the courtyard whilst you're here. Maybe come in the evening during Halloween. You won't need to spook yourself out at a graveyard. This mall will suffice you plenty.

we had a fantastic server named Naomi. She was the absolute best. was super attentive and on the…read moreball. very kind and lovely.

We stopped in for happy hour on a Friday night before heading to a nearby show. It was quite busy,…read moreand we were told they were set up for music bingo, so seating options were limited. We did manage to get a window seat, which was really nice. The happy hour menu looked great, and we were excited to try the food. Unfortunately, after waiting nearly an hour, our waitress came over and told us she had forgotten to put our order in. Since we were short on time, we had to leave without eating. It also seemed like service was struggling overall. The woman next to us had ordered a drink and was still waiting when we left 45 minutes later. When she asked the bartender about it, he responded that he "would see what he could do," which was a bit of a strange and unhelpful reply. Overall, it was a disappointing experience due to the service, despite the promising menu and nice seating.

Clean and spacious but too little songs to choose from compared to ktv that i went before.read more

Went here as part of a group of 5 at around 10pm and stayed for 1.5 hours, no drinks/food ordered…read more If I remember correctly, the pricing for a 4-6 people room was $35 per hour and if you choose happy hour 10pm-1am then it would be $18 per person. Although you wouldn't find the newest hits, they do have a good range of songs that are relatively recent. I liked that there was no minimum spending and that someone comes 10 minutes prior to the end of your session to ask if you want to extend your time or not (I've been to places where they don't tell you and charge you extra). With that being said, I wished they had mic covers. Also, I did experience glitches with the machine - hence, the 4 star rating. Overall, you get what you pay for.

This restaurant opens at night only. I think they may be more of a place for people to drink and…read moreeat versus more for eating. There are more drink and cocktail options compared to other neighboring Korean restaurants. We ordered: 1) beef tartare: not bad but the portion was slightly smaller than what I'm used to. It was delicious though as it was seasoned with sesame oil. 2) pork hock - first time we've had Korean pork hock from a restaurant. It was quite good. The dish came with two dipping sauce, jalapeno peppers and garlic slices. It came with a plate of romaine lettuce. Then the server brought us another plate of sesame leaves. This made me happier because there weren't many romaine leaves on the plate! 3) two bowls of rice - it was a slightly healthier version compared to plain white rice. We only received one side dish, which was somewhat of a disappointment as side dishes are one of the things we love about going to a Korean Restaurant. We're used to getting 3-4 side dishes every single time we go to a K restaurant: therefore, getting only one was disappointing.

Affordable Korean food in Koreatown…read more Saw that had patio available, so we decided to check it out. Also, customer service was amazing! The lady was so sweet and friendly, constantly checking up on everyone. There were 5 combos to choose from, we got the beef bulgogi box and the spicy pork box, each meal came with deep fried rice cakes, 5 PCs of chicken karaage, edamame, rice, soup, and a side of pickled radish. [ BULGOGI BEEF ] flavourful with a hint of sweetness, it's somewhat like a japchae. Stirred fried with broccoli, carrots, onions, bean sprout and glass noodles. They give you lots of beef and the portions were perfect with the rice. [ SPICY PORK ] The pork was cooked perfectly and it had a good amount of spice to keep the flavours balanced. This was stirred fried with cabbage, onions, bean sprouts broccoli, and green onions. The portion of the meat was a little less for this, we found that there were more cabbage/onions compared to the meat. [ RICE CAKE / KARAAGE ] The deep fried rice cakes had a nice soft and chewy texture, but crispy on the outside. The batter for the chicken karaage was a little hard, but the meat wasn't dry. Both were topped with mayo and a tangy (tonkatsu?) sauce. [ SOUP ] A soup of the day comes with the meal and we got ox bone soup. This was literally the highlight of the meal! It was pure, yet you can taste the rich flavours of the ox bone infused. Covid Protocols: They had 3 patio tables available, each table can sit approximately 4-5 people. They were 6ft apart, we felt very safe dining here. ---------- PRICE｜$ 。$15.00 K-Meal Box (each)