$30 for $60 Worth of Private Karaoke-Room Rental and Drinks at Pandora Karaoke & Bar
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Private karaoke rooms host small groups of up to 15 or large groups of up to 40, each packing its own sound and karaoke systems
In karaoke—as in children’s soccer games or jury duty—having fun is more important than doing a good job. Work the crowd with this Groupon.
$30 for $60 Worth of Karaoke-Room Rental and Drinks
Choose from 15 different themed rooms, such as the Hello Kitty room or the San Francisco Giants room ($50/hour), both of which can accommodate up to 15 people. Every room boasts its own sound and karaoke system. Meanwhile, cocktail servers take orders for well drinks ($6 each), bottled beers such as Blue Moon and Stella Artois ($5 each), and soft drinks ($4 each).
Pandora Karaoke & Bar
Asian and American karaoke styles join forces at Pandora Karaoke & Bar, whose moodily lit space hosts both an open stage for crowd-friendly crooners and 15 themed private rooms for groups. In either setting, singers scroll through Super Master touchscreen karaoke systems to choose from more than 100,000 songs in languages including English, Mandarin Chinese, and Frank Sinatra’s native pig Latin. Wireless microphones then capture crooning voices as lyrics scroll across 50-inch plasma TVs, serenading spectators as they munch Asian-fusion fare from the menu. Inside private rooms, colorful cushioned banquettes host groups of up to 40 harmonizers beneath themed decorations such as brewery logos or a rebus representing the complete lyrics to “Eye of the Tiger.”
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Asian and American karaoke styles join forces at Pandora Karaoke & Bar, whose moodily lit space hosts both an open stage for crowd-friendly crooners and 15 private rooms for groups. In either setting, singers scroll through Super Master touch-screen karaoke systems to choose from more than 100,000 songs in languages including English, Mandarin Chinese, and Frank Sinatra’s native pig Latin. Wireless microphones then capture crooning voices as lyrics scroll across 50-inch plasma TVs, serenading spectators as they munch sushi and Asian-fusion fare from the menu. Inside private rooms, colorful cushioned banquettes host groups of up to 40 harmonizers beneath themed decorations such as brewery logos or a rebus representing the complete lyrics to “Eye of the Tiger.”