"There are no private rooms or elevated stages at this karaoke bar—just a TV on the back wall, a book packed with songs from “Footloose” to “Forever Young,” and a microphone that’s up for grabs (if there’s a lull, the owner will happily snag it). The moody Chinatown dive is the ideal landing spot after a night out in the neighborhood, especially if your preferred way to end a bar crawl is by belting a power ballad at the top of your lungs. Plus, the drinks are cheap. If you’re not into performing publicly, you can just play Yahtzee while listening to drunk people try to sing." - Julia Chen
Julia Chen
