Big Bang Karaoke

Had a great time dropping in on a last minute Friday night in Lynnwood! I called ahead and asked if there was space for two and they said sure just walk in. You will need your ID, it's 21+, and DONT BRING FOOD OR DRINK IN it's like a $100 fine if you do, I'm glad I saw it noted on Yelp before accidentally bringing a water bottle or something.Ours was one hr for $25, Friday Nov 2022Ask for help with the music selecting tablet if you need it! Or try google lens/translate if you don't read Korean.Random videos play with every song, we didn't have any songs that played the actual music video but some of the mashups were really incredible haha.Also note that the front desk has monitors watching all the rooms! Just be aware for when you're throwing it back or getting silly with it! Haha

Hours on Yelp states that they are open until 3am and their sign on the door stated they are open until 2am but they were closed when we Ubered over at 1am! So sad and mad that I'm now leaving an unhappy review as a potential customer. I hope you know how frustrated I feel if you've ever been overcome w the late night singing bug. Please keep your posted-hour promises!

Rooms are nice and cozy. Song selections is alright. Price is $30 for 1h which is not bad.

I had a fun time here, but when with good friends you can make anything turn into a good time despite the circumstances. Very strict rules on no outside drinks, not even water... they watch the rooms and will kick you out if they catch you as I was swiftly told when I called to make a reservation. Unfortunate because they don't have many drinks to offer in the first place, and 2 hours into singing my throat was dry as a bone. They will let you order food from Kochi Po-Cha just two doors down and you can eat in the room since it's the same owner, but no other outside food, not even Dawa right next door between the two businesses. Their website domain has been expired for awhile, so hard to get accurate info on prices, hours, rules, and what they have to offer unless you call. I thought it was going to be $25/hr as I read on other reviews here, but it's $30/hr now. English song selection is okayyyy, but missing quite a few karaoke classics and not up to date with the latest songs if that's the scene you're looking for (no Olivia Rodrigo). The standard room itself was clean and spacious enough to probably accommodate up to 6-8 people. None of us spoke Korean, but the remote is pretty straight forward to use once you know what buttons to press. The worker didn't notice us playing any music after the first 5 min so he came in to check on us and gave us a quick rundown of the controls. Can search by song name or artist and queue songs... but the system was a little finicky at times and didn't automatically play the next song in the queue. More songs are registered in the system than the actual printed out songbook. The lights in our room didn't work as described in other reviews here by turning on between songs. Our disco ball was broken too, so I had to request one from another room. The music videos are Asian and don't sync with the original song, kinda funny though. No warning from a worker when your time is about to expire so you can do last call on a song, you'll just see an "insert coin" text pop up on the screen and you won't be able to play the next song unless you request another hour at the front. Somehow our first hour got cut off short by 20min... so I had to go check up front to see what was up, it was some error on their end... so maybe have someone in your group keep an eye on the clock to make sure you get your actual hour. On the fence of whether or not I'd come back here, I'll have to try some other karaoke spots to really compare. So for now I'd give it a neutral 3/5 overall rating. Lots of hiccups experienced, but still had a fun time.

Big Bang is a lot of fun. It's not all luxe like Rockbox; in fact, it's pretty much the opposite with decor that Hillary from Trading Spaces would have come up with, but it's a great time!Cost us $25/an hour to be here with a private room, and we walked in without reservations. Reservations are available and encouraged, else you'll be waiting.The lighting automatically changes for each song, with the room lights automatically coming up between songs. Would have liked being able to control that, and the disco ball was either dead or burnt out, but no big deal.They have songs in English, Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese, and Filipino. They call it "Philippinese" on the menu, good grief! Some of the translations between languages is incorrect for the songs, but who cares. The karaoke machine scores the singer at the end. The three of us found it interesting how it scored us when we were doing a duet or all three of us were singing. They don't allow outside food or drink but had menus available for ordering. No waitstaff came and checked us on the whole time, would have liked being able to order some drinks.Parking is free! This is located in a strip mall that's away from the main road of 99.

My new favorite place! The rooms are all themed for different planets (Jupiter is tiny and it's adorable) and the rooms are comfy and well decked out with party lights and mood lighting to really get you into diva mode. The music selection is really great too. They had every song we wanted to sing (sans die antwoord but that was a long shot anyway) and the setup was easy. The man working there that night was also really nice and made conversation with our friend visiting from Korea. As per usual, you can have alcohol and snacks taken to your room but we noticed they had menus for the Izakaya restaurant next door so it seems you can order food from there and have it brought over as well. If that's true then that is dope. So we plan on going back very soon to sing our little hearts out. La la la

Oh wow, this establishment definitely plays to a specific crowd which is fine, but in many ways makes you feel unwelcome. First off they really like to point out that NO OUTSIDE DRINKS are allowed, alcoholic or otherwise or else $100 fine. Okay we can respect. In fact we have because we've been there before, and before we were allowed to bring in our own food. So we go there with a bunch of boxes of pizza and cupcakes as we were celebrating a child birthday. Outside food, NO GO, only food from next door allowed we are told. Seriously? No signs and we've done it before but they must've changed their policy without posting it. So we sit out in the parking lot eating our pizza before entering the establishment. Yes we stayed, the birthday boy wanted to do Karaoke for his birthday. So after we eat some pizza, buy THEIR beer, we go to their Karaoke room which reminds me of a VIP room in a strip club and kinda smells like one too.Their music selection? If you're Korean it's a HUGE selection. If you're American, it's tiny, limited and the videos that go with them weird and the lyrics don't sync with the music. Bottom line, while we have been here before, this will probably be our last time here. So not worth the room price/rental. You'll be better off spending the money on a karaoke machine and hosting at home.

Been wanting to go karaoke-ing with friends so I'm glad we got to go to this place after having dinner in Edmonds. Getting a room was pretty easy on a Friday night. We got a few bottles of soju and banana wine. We booked the room for an hour, which was enough since we did a lot of duets and group singalongs! It was a little difficult to figure out the remote at first since the labels are in Korean but we figured it out! This is a cool karaoke place for anyone in the Lynnwood/Edmonds area!

- Sign says they're open at 5pm on Sundays- Show up at 5pm but they aren't open- Check on Google and it says it opens at 7pm- Come back at 7pm and they're still not open- Call them and they say they'll open at 7:30pm- LeaveI'm not coming back.

Still managed to have fun here but there were a lot of things that rubbed me the wrong way. We came here on a weekday so it wasn't busy, in fact when my friend and I went we were the only ones there. Despite having several rooms the owner placed us in a room that didn't have a working light and a microphone that hardly worked. When we asked about it he said oh yeah I know, and did not apologize for it or even to switch us to a different room. I think it is pretty trashy to give customers a room with malfunctioning equipment that you know about. Give a different room and upgrade the equipment. I don't mind old as long as it is working but that was not the case here.