Sarang Bang

There are several karaōke places in this one block do don’t get confused.
It was a Monday night around 9:30 and we were the only party (about ten of us) until an older crowd came in.
You know it’s sketchy when the owner suggested to our group of twenty something’s that there are other places that we might go to…

I love Asian style karaōke. Maybe I am biased, but who cares! I came here to celebrate a friend’s birthday and it was a blast. When you walk in to the place you see the bar to your right and for the group of us we bought a few bottles and plates of fruit and snacks to get ready our karaōke fun. There is a big public area with booths and a big screen or you can rent the small private rooms. We had the first room on the left side and it was enough to fit about 8 – 10 of us. The bathrooms are straight to the back on the left side and it was very clean. The service here couldnt have been better, they were all so friendly and greeted us right away. We had a blast.
When I come back to Houston, this is my go-​to Karaōke bar!

I love Karaōke, but I have to say Korean style karaōke is a hoot! this place is a hole in the wall. The booth style seating where you can seat an entire party. The song variety is decent. The most hilarious things is how the musical arrangement of the songs throw you off when you attempt to sing. Karaōke Korean style will keep score on how yous sing or how accurate you were to the song just like rock band. I have to admit my score varied from 75 to 89 it was decent but i had fun. Service was good. Drinks were high priced. The place was empty so I could sing my longs out and no one would of care.