I am a karaoke feen!!! I try going to karaoke atleast once a week. Out of all the karaoke’s I’ve been so far in my life, Chorus Karaoke has to be in my top 3 lists.
I believe first thing you notice when you get to Chorus is the nice dark karaoke ambience that I just adore. Sometimes when I come with few friends, we like to sit at the lounge and enjoy the bartenders company and sing songs in the lounge for only 2 dollar per song. The bartenders were always great to me and always hooked it up on the drinks.
The song selection at Chorus I would say has to be on top of their game. I had no problem finding any of the songs I like to sing.
When I come here with group of friends, we get top service from waiters by getting free food, free drinks so we can have a great time at the Karaoke.
I like to thank the management at Chorus for giving me a place where I can sing my heart out in peace!!!

This is my first experience at a Karaoke Bar. I was never interested in singing in front of group of people I did not know because I am very self conscience about my singing abilities. So when my co-workers decided to go on a happy hour in Korea-town they wanted to end the night off by going to Karaoke Bar. When we got to Chorus I was very nervous / scared because of my fear of singing however when I stepped into this Karaoke, I was totally not what I pictured a typical Karaoke to be. It was modern and everything looked very futuristic. My co-works and I were greeted by a friendly waiter that lead us to a private room right away. There were about 25 of us and I thought we were just going to be singing in a lobby like typical karaoke spots however this place had a room big enough to fit all of us and more. My co-worker told me finding a huge karaoke room like this in the city is next to impossible. I was quite impressed.

The song selection at this place was very good. All of us (Non-asians) had enough new and old songs to sing for days. We started off with some Bon Jovi and turned gangster by the night ended by singing some Jay-Z and Big Pun.

We also ordered 3 bottles of Patron and Johnny Black and the management decided to throw in free (Korean) food and fruit platter which was very nice of them.

I can say that at Chorus Karaoke, I have gotten rid of my singing fear and I can finally let my self go here. I would truly recommend this place to anyone who decided to goto Karaoke. Starting from the décor, management, song selection to service you get here is pretty awesome. Not to mention the price here. We ended up paying only like 30 dollars even with the hefty tip.

We had a bad experience, though it was mostly due to one really rude employee. We made a reservation for 2 hours and had been singing for an hour when the music stopped. A waiter came in and informed us there was a 1 drink per person minimum on weekends he had forgotten to tell us about, but was very apologetic so we were more or less okay with this. The karaoke started up again as we considered our orders, though it was annoying that our song queue had been cleared. Almost immediately afterwards another waiter stormed in and demanded that we order immediately. Cutting us off before we even had a chance to really respond (and say, for example, that we would order drinks), he went on to say that he never would've given us the room if he'd known we hadn't been planning on ordering alcoholic drinks, and that if we didn't order right then he'd have to kick us out. We were okay with this policy, but the waiter was stunningly rude, so we decided to just leave. I feel a ...

The thick songbook at Chorus—a karaoke bar tucked away on the third floor of a nondescript Korea Town building—includes a decent selection of Asian pop, Michael Jackson classics, and a surprisingly comprehensive selection of Radiohead (“Fake ...