My friends and I were looking for a place where we can chill and drink alcohol when we saw this…read moreplace. So we've decided to try this out since it looked nice from the outside. The interior was impressive and their price was reasonable. I gave it 2 stars because the service was poor. There's this staff who looked annoyed the whole time we were there. Their sound system sounded like we were in a cheap pub. I thought putting the playlist in a tablet is something cool because you don't have to flip tons of pages to search for your favorite songs, but I was wrong. The receiver kept on hanging, so we had to wait for the staff to reset it. It's a complete waste of time to wait for someone to reset the sound system every time we pick a song. We only lasted for 30 mins until we finally decided to leave. The worst part was they're charging us for one hour when we spent most of our time waiting until we can sing a song. We had to get upset first before they gave us a discount. The overall experience was so disappointing.

My barkada loves to sing and they become so competitive while at it. You'd have to know though that…read morenot all of them are singers, they are just people who love to sing, out-of-tune or not. Music Match is what I consider the more affordable option when it comes to karaoke. Coming from a barkada who loves karaoke, we'd probably tried most karaoke venues in the Tomas Morato area. While we do have our favorites, Music Match comes as a close bet for their affordable prices. Compared to other karaoke venues that charge by the hour per person, Music Match charges by the hour per room. We like to cram ourselves in small rooms because we're extremely close like that. Sound system, microphones, leather chairs, food and drinks are all OK, but their services is always spot-on. For that impromptu karaoke session, Music Match never fails to deliver what we need.

This is the coolest place! 12 individual rooms for hosting private karaoke parties. With the…read moreflick of a switch you can let the staff know you'd like service. Several food and drink packages to choose from or go a la cart! The food is gourmet! Seriously! From pizza to shrimp to muscles....so many delicious options. Fun for an adult night out or for families!

Visiting from the States, my cousins took me out for drinks and karaoke. There were several,…read moreprivate rooms with AC that are great for couples to large groups. They also offer party packages with different options within each package that include a various selection of food and drinks. Additionally, the service was exceptional. What particularly impressed me was the huge selection of songs to choose, from old to new, pop to ballads, you name it. Surely, my cousins and I overstayed our visit simply because we were having a great time, being able to bond with each other. I hope the next time I come to visit, we'll be able to go out for karaoke here again.

I love singing, especially in the shower. I'm not really confident enough to sing in an actual…read moreperformance (let's face it, I'm not even good at it, hah), but I guess it's my biggest de-stressor ever. That's why when my friend decided to celebrate his birthday in Good Times Karaoke, I was super game. This has been scheduled and re-scheduled and re-scheduled, because back then, it was raining like the world was ending. It almost got cancelled at one point, but good thing, we found a day when the sky wasn't planning on drowning the metro for once that whole week. My friends and I are what you can call...an unconventional karaoke bunch. It's never not encouraged to make up your own version of songs. We've done opera, Pavarotti, rap, growl, and something as hella weird as a singing British news anchor. We also loved really unconventional karaoke songs, like The Lonely Island, whose songs amongst all the karaoke places I've been to over the years were only found here, at Center Stage, very unexpectedly. It was a super fun night singing (pardon my friench) songs with explicit content, among others (otherwise known as "songs nobody can understand and appreciate but me cause they're in a language other than English"). All in all, it was a break everyone very much needed, all thanks to Good Times's very awesome selection of songs! Oh, did I mention there was a humongous teddy bear sitting down outside in the couches?

I really need to start memorizing more songs. Sure, I've got some of my t-swift songs down pat (I…read moredon't care what you say I rock it) but my friends are starting to notice that I belt out the same tunes every time we do karaoke. I guess that's the problem when most of the music I listen to is either instrumental or unavailable, but it's getting quite worrying how my set list has shrunk over the years. Still, it's there's nothing quite like karaoke, and Good Times is a good place to break your lungs. They have large rooms that can accommodate a small baranggay, and their playlists are often updated. The food is somewhat lacking and the booze limited, but once you're out of breath there's a good chance you won't notice.

Not a great vibe here. It kind of felt like we were walking into a front for organized crime. The…read moretwo guys up front were not friendly Filipinos, as all my fellow Filipinos typically are, but rather, they seemed less than pleased that we came in at all. My recommendation is to head inland to a livelier and more inviting karaoke bar.

Love karaoke? Music Platinum Family KTV won't disappoint. Located a fee minutes away from Alabang…read moreTown Center, Music Platinum Family KTV is sure to being out the singer in you. The place is normally packed on a weekend so best to call and make a reservation if you can. They have KTV rooms for small or large groups so you'll have the option to choose which one you'd like according to your budget but of course depending on availability. They also serve popular finger-food such as fries and chips and other "pulutan" favorites such as sisig, crispy pata, calamares and so much more. They KTV machines are top-notch with updated sobg books. Whether you want to croon songs in the bygone era or rock on to modern songs, you most likely find the catalogue to be updated. Parking is available subject to availability. Local beers, wine, cocktails and other beverages are also aplenty. The next time you need a place for you and your squad to sing without being judged, head over to Platinum Music Family KTV. You won't be disappointed

This place ROCKS! Ditch walking street and go to Wishing Well and vibe. Great music, great food,…read moregreat staff.

Videoke singing ranks high in my list of past-times. My family and friends also love to sing, which…read moreis why we're frequent visitors to Centerstage, particularly this branch. My friends have celebrated many a birthdays here, with a group of five, fifteen, twenty, and even a hundred! Indeed, that they have many different-sized rooms to cater to your needs is one of Centerstage's biggest draws. Another is its affordable packages. For around Php 2,500 to Php 3,500, you can already get drinks, food, and three hours of videoke in your own KTV room for five to 15 pax. Not bad! You may also avail of hourly rates for the KTV rooms if you prefer to choose your own drinks and food from their extensive menu. Hosting a party? Their Sala can fit up to 100 pax. Package starts at Php 35,000, inclusive of food, drinks, and videoke time. For the serious/aspiring videoke stars, Centerstage's playlist is extensive and updated! Their microphones are regularly cleaned and have sanitary covers that are changed per visitors. Rooms are also clean, though some may have lingering smells of food ordered by previous visitors. Some rooms are cold, some not too much. Their waiters are accommodating, though, so I'm sure you can work with them re: temperature adjustment. An important word of advice: Centerstage can get packed, especially during Friday and weekend nights, so best to reserve via telephone before you come. We made the mistake of forgetting to do this the last time we visited, and we ended up fifth on the waiting list. We had to wait for over an hour--went out to dinner first--before we finally got a room. By then, we were already a bit sleepy. But we still ended up staying over three hours! Our voices were hoarse and our throats itchy when we got home, but we had a blast!

Aside from the banyo, this is where all my pop star dreams come true. From Mariah to Taylor to…read moreBackstreet Boys to OF COURSE, SPICE GIRLS, I become who I want to be here; every song I sing becomes an instant hit - whether i know how to sing or not (it's the former *ahem* hahaha) or whether or not people like it (it's just proper KTV etiquette to "wooooo!!!" even the suckiest singers hahahah) The rooms in Centerstage are so conducive to this "I'm a star" vibe that you can't help but really feeeeeel the song when it's your turn - with matching standing up, interpretative arms (or exact music video dance moves) and dramatic facial expressions. The song choices are excellent too. Expect to find the greatest and the latest with just a click of the button. All the Spice Girls I want - and you want - are heeeeere!! All together now - Stop right now, thank you very much...

Sarado na ito. Matagal na. Building is already demolished…read more Poor updating Yelp. I think ur app needs Help!

Whoever owns Dandeler's Tuna Grill and Music Lounge located along Dona Soledad Extension was…read morewilling to take a big gamble, which I hope pays off. This three-storey building is a high-end drinking place that belongs more in the restaurant rows of Makati Avenue or Timog Avenue in Quezon City than Paranaque City. There are no competing establishments in the immediate vicinity, which is probably a good thing. At night, the place is lit up and is most inviting. I'm a sucker for music lounges because it's nice to have a few bottles of beer while listening to not-too-loud music, preferably jazz. I feel a little bit sorry for the place because business must be bad these days, owing to the construction of the road where it is located. But the place looks like a winner because after having seen it, I can't help but want to go in and give the place a try. I plan to invite a couple of buddies to join me as soon as the Dona Soledad Extension becomes roadworthy again. I suppose by then the place will be formally opened, although the security guard told me that the place had a soft opening not too long ago.