I've been here a few times over the past year and lately there's been quite a few changes and is now under new management. This is definitely the only Chinese karaoke unless you go all the way up to L.a. I've noticed that a lot of newer English songs have been added, which I'm quite pleased to see because aside from singing Chinese songs, it's nice to be able to sing new American pop and hip hop songs... plus I speak more English than Mandarin so it is a plus. You should bring a few friends because this place is not the type of "lounge" karaoke place, you get your own private room. Happy hour is from 3-8pm (I saw that the hours are changing to open at 4pm on weekdays now though)... you get 50% off of the room rate and drinks and snacks... which is pretty good, you only pay $10/hr for a small room. There's no more free tea but who cares, it was cheap. Usually I go at night time after 8pm because usually a lot more ppl go there after 8, especially on ...