Karaoke Queens
Singing your heart out to your favourite ballads in a private themed karaoke room, complete with three course meal and unlimited drinks. Sound like your ideal night out? Then karaoke […]
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Singing your heart out to your favourite ballads in a private themed karaoke room, complete with three course meal and unlimited drinks. Sound like your ideal night out? Then karaoke […]
Singing your heart out to your favourite ballads in a private themed karaoke room, complete with three course meal and unlimited drinks. Sound like your ideal night out? Then karaoke is a must!
Originating in Japan, the Japanese know how to do karaoke and they do it well. Modern day establishments tend to offer private rooms for guests, just like Lovenet, so you can leave your inhibitions behind and sing to your hearts content as loud as you can, with the audience only you and your exclusive party of people. If you’re not shy and prefer to perform to the masses, old fashioned karaoke bars can also be found in entertainment districts. These tend to be small drinking spots, catering to male clientele.
During my visit to Tokyo, my friends and I booked a room at Lovenet (now closed) which was situated in Roppongi and was our ticket to a fun night on the mic. Each of the private karaoke rooms here catered to different sized groups and had themes that ranged from candy store, to Moroccan boudoir or a large Jacuzzi for you and 13 friends. The food was delicious, the service impeccable and the tunes covered all of the greats (and not-so-greats).
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When we went on a holiday to the Philippines, I brought The Greek Mister to a karaoke place much like this place. He thought it was so odd that our idea of a “night out” is to be in a private room singing our hearts out. Lol.
After a few beers, he did sang “Hit Me Baby One More Time” though. :p
Haha! It is a bit of a strange concept I suppose, but so much fun! Glad to hear he got into the karaoke spirit đ (what a song choice!)