Lulu Cafe / Karaoke bar

Great spot, lots of karaoke rooms, quick service even though the place was full!

Rooms were a bit small, but it was fun and staff was super friendly!

This place is expensive (we paid $100 for a small room with additional food), so plan on going with a group to split the bill. Expenses aside, this place is actually pretty nice as far as karaoke places go. It's nice to have the private rooms, and the microphones receive sound well. I've been to quite a few karaoke places, and the English songs at Lulu Cafe are far better than the great majority of the ones in Japan. That is, the voiceless karaoke background music that plays for each song is far better than many of the toneless songs I remember singing in Japan. The song list is a little outdated, but I think it could just be that the cafe doesn't get enough requests for new English songs.

This is the place to grab drinks and sing some karaoke, but this isn't your typical karaoke bar. There are private rooms for groups that charge by the hour. Wide selection of new and old songs in English, Korean, Japanese, and Mandarin.

Quite the hidden gem. Their food is really good and the staff is always outgoing and friendly. The karaoke can be abit pricey but the overall atmosphere is what you're paying for at this bar. There are alt of young college students so it's a nice place to socialize