Max Karaoke Studio
Karaoke · Downtown Los Angeles ·
Private rooms, eclectic song catalog, BYOB food policy
Private rooms, eclectic song catalog, BYOB food policy
"Your brother from Tampa’s version of karaoke is singing loudly in a Buffalo Wild Wings until he gets thrown out. Show him the real deal and get him to Max Karaoke in Little Tokyo. Located inside a gigantic indoor mall, Max is everything you want in private room karaoke, but we’d be lying if we said it wasn’t known for one thing - BYOB. Roll in with a 30-rack of cheap beer or whatever your drink of choice is and employees will graciously turn their backs. Just don’t get him kicked out before the night even starts." - brant cox, brett keating
"Private room karaoke. VIP Rooms for those in-the-know and a BYOB and food (and helium tanks) policy. Boasting a massive selection (frequently accompanied by suitably cringe-worthy DIY video clips), Max’s also uses a downloadable app for its regulars, making browsing the catalogue more user-friendly. It’s open till 3am (4am on the weekends) and reservations are advised." - Sandwich Video
"Disclaimer: Max Karaoke is zero parts restaurant and all parts karaoke joint. But the fact that you can roll in with a 30-rack of beer and the waitstaff will simply smile is reason enough to believe magic still exists. Located in a mall in Little Tokyo, Max Karaoke gets wild fast, but this is private room karaoke, so at least the only people judging you will be your friends." - brant cox
"Remember karaoke bars? While places from Sawtelle to Ktown have reopened their doors, if you’re looking to get truly weird with your friends, go to Max Karaoke. The iconic bar inside the Little Tokyo Galleria mall is offering private rooms for three to twenty-five people, plus one of the most thorough song books in the city. What makes Max so special, though, is their BYOB policy. You’re allowed to bring unlimited wine and beer (and obviously, hard seltzer), making your night not just a wild one, but one where you aren’t continuously spending money on drinks." - brant cox
"For cathartic karaoke with friends, Max’s in Little Tokyo offers private rooms that are dark and unfussy, allows patrons to bring a cooler of alcohol (with a <20% limit), enforces behavior rules, and sits conveniently in a mall with many dining options nearby—reserve a room to avoid hearing strangers and to maximize fun." - Eater Staff
