Perhaps somebody can help me with this. I used to take dates to King Dome Karaoke at 398 Steeles Ave. W (north side of Steeles, east of Bathurst) because they had lots of individual fiberglass "huts." For $20 we could rent these huts/rooms for an hour and sing as many songs as we wanted (or anything else) in complete privacy. However, King Dome has been closed for some time now and it doesn't look as if it's going to reopen. Does anyone know of a similar place in Toronto? This place was Korean, and Vietnamese girls have told me this kind of setup is fairly common in Vietnam as well.
King Dome Karaoke
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Often drive by this place. Didn't know they closed.
Not sure your criteria price, atomsphere? There's many Chinese, Korean, & Viet K places in the city. Few well-known outfits:Take One, T-dot, Echo, EMCEE, K-one Tunnel & MHQ.
Other K links,
http://www.torontokaraoke.blogspot.com/
http://karaoke.meetup.com/3/
Not sure your criteria price, atomsphere? There's many Chinese, Korean, & Viet K places in the city. Few well-known outfits:Take One, T-dot, Echo, EMCEE, K-one Tunnel & MHQ.
Other K links,
http://www.torontokaraoke.blogspot.com/
http://karaoke.meetup.com/3/
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It's not really the karaoke that I was looking for; as you said, Toronto has hundreds of those. I'm looking for a place which has soundproof private rooms where you can lock the door for complete privacy. But thanks for the links, I'll try searching through them.
I see that what I'm looking for is a "karaoke box." I'll check out Twister at Yonge & Finch as it's the closest for me.
Not important as long as there's the little window where we can watch.Berlin said:
Soundproof rooms are a good thing!
I like to teach the world to sing in happy harmony...
Reminds me stories of the Karaoke in China with girls cover-up the windows with newpaper during the deed & waitress on the lookout for LE.
I went to Twister and they did have windows in the doors Also, the staff would occasionally come in unannounced to collect empty bottles or simply to ask if everything was alright.
So, now the question is: Does anyone know of a karaoke box without windows in the doors, and where nobody walks in unless you've called for them?
King Dome was such a place.
Also, the staff would occasionally come in unannounced to collect empty bottles or simply to ask if everything was alright.So, now the question is: Does anyone know of a karaoke box without windows in the doors, and where nobody walks in unless you've called for them?
King Dome was such a place.
