Cafe Princess Pig

If you're looking for a spot that combines great food, lively entertainment, and a unique atmosphere, Cafe Princess Pig is the place to be! First off, let's talk about the vibes. The moment you step in, you're transported to what feels like a cool Korean bar--neon lights, stylish decor, and a warm, welcoming energy. It's the perfect place for a night out with friends or even a casual hangout.One of the highlights of this spot is the karaoke rooms! They have several private rooms, each decked out with everything you need for an epic karaoke session. The sound system is excellent, and the song selection has a great mix of Korean, English, and other international hits. Speaking of food--oh, the food! We indulged in the Budae Jjigae, which was perfectly spicy, hearty, and full of flavor. It came loaded with all the classic ingredients: sausages, spam, noodles, tofu, and kimchi. It was comfort food at its best. We also tried the steamed mandoo dumplings, which were plump, juicy, and absolutely delicious. They were the perfect complement to the rich, spicy stew.The service was attentive and friendly, with staff checking in just enough to make sure we were well taken care of without feeling rushed. Cafe Princess Pig is definitely a gem for anyone who loves great Korean food, a fun atmosphere, and the added bonus of karaoke. Highly recommend for your next night out!

Located in an alley with parking outside. Private karaoke room available and great service! We had just came from dinner so ordered drinks and a huge pot of chicken feet stew. Perfect flavor of spice!! Will definitely be back to try other items.

An absolute favorite restaurant of my friend and mine! We have been going here almost weekly for the past couple months and order the same things. The rose tteokbokki is THE BEST! The sauce is creamy, the right amount of spice, with sausages, rice cakes, bacon, and wide glass noodles. We also like pairing this with the steamed mandoo and/or kimchi pancake. We've tried the chicken wings but didn't really like it - skin clinged to chicken and was difficult to eat. Service is great but takes around 40 minutes to receive our food, but we don't mind waiting.The vibe in here is lively with kpop/k-hip hop music videos playing loudly. There are also karaoke rooms that aren't very sound proof when sitting in the dinning area. Plenty of parking is available. Best way to find this gem is going down S King Street and turning left into the building lot called "Title Guaranty Escrow" or look for number 1350.

The ambiance in this place is amazing, the food is amazing, and the servers are amazing. My favorite hole in the wall 10/10. I wish I found this place sooner!One thing I wish they had was delivery... I crave the rose tteokbokki so much all the time Cafe Princess Pig please change that!!!! I would love to get delivery every night if I could.

Went here for karaoke, will return of the food! I like that they have a small lot right in front of the location. It's such an inconspicuous looking place I wouldn't have noticed it was there if you didn't tell me about it! They have 2 rooms for karaoke and it's $2 a song. There is a decent amount of song selection as well. The junk thing is that the karaoke machine is owned by a separate entity to if you accidentally input a song twice it's too bad for you =( the rooms also have a $100 minimum food/drink order which we easily surpassed lol.The food was really good, all the dishes we tried tasted good! The eggs have some veggies chopped up in them and ketchup on top. Tried the Korean pancakes which were nice and crispy. Really enjoyed the corn with all the cheese There are a few tables outside as well. Would come back for more food! We looked at some of the soup dishes but might have been hard to share especially when singing, and they looked huge sharing size.

Excellent Korean food. Good service and ambiance. Definitely one of my favorite little spots to enjoy Korean food, especially late at night,

Karaoke and Korean cuisine in Honolulu, Hawaii...We wanted to try something new, so, we visited Cafe Princess Pig!Location: First Interstate Bank building - more towards Young Street corner of the building Parking:There were about nine free "Visitor" stalls. Some people parked on the street Environment:Our private room had a $100 minimum for food and drinks. Songs were $2 and quite limited to older songs. (The remote control had some Korean words, but we were able to scroll through the English song list and eventually used the book to find song titles more efficiently.)Outside in the lounge area, there was no karaoke - just a big screen television. Tables and chairs were separated into groups of four by barriers and could not be moved.Food: I didn't eat anything. My friends got mandoo, seafood pancake, pork cutlet, corn cheese, and seafood pancake. Everything looked good!Beverages: My friends ordered peach Soju and a red vinegar Soju. I just had a Coke... Haha!Service:We had a slight language barrier, but were able to figure it out. It was an interesting, fun, educational experience! Thanks to all for a wonderful time!

Karaoke shenanigans... Now who doesn't need a break from adulting from time to time and I'm down for some food, fun and frolicking with karaoke.This place certainly was the first for us and no we didn't reserve anything which is recommended if you are selective with room choice. They do have to similar room sizes but there's just two for karaoke. Equipment is an outside source so they can't help you if you have wrong song choices, the massive remote is mostly in Korean we did manage to figure it out...I got the smartest group I must say!We are smart indeed and hungry gosh loved the varieties of...- Fat Omelette (rolled egg with onions and topped with ketchup)- Seafood Pancake had squid I believe didn't have it due to allergies- Kimchee Pancake- Pork Cutlet (sauce topped tasted like a mix of curry and tonkatsu)- Edamame (coasted with way too much salt!)- Corn Cheese (check out my pic for that cheese pull!)- Mandoo "both fried and steamed" (my preference is steamed)Drinks I did pass this night as it didn't really wow me but friends ordered Peach Soju then later got Red Vinegar.Cafe Princess Pig located in Interstate Building though the cafe is on Young Street you're able enter either way on South King as well, parking is decent with a few visitor stalls my friend Nadine C pointed out thankfully or I thought I was gonna search for street parking which is a needle in a haystack luck of the draw. There is a minimum of $100 tab for use of this private room and with a reservation or a minimum time limit which I'm not sure of the reason we had three hours use as the we had some language barrier with the staff but we still had a fun!This super tiny place had the cutest and certainly Instagrammable decor with a "hello" neon sign right at the door, Groot and the art they made with Soju caps along side of some Princess Pig...super cute but the best group of friends made it a night to remember!Thank you!

Great food, great service, and great parking in town!Cafe Princess Pig is known for karaoke ($2 for a song) but also for their excellent menu. People actually come here just to eat a lot of the times! I've tried most of their food on their menu and not a single dish disappointed me. I would say their price is pretty reasonable compared to other Korean bars and they also have great FREE parking right in front.They also provide excellent service.I 100% recommend this place for a dinner or a night out.

Over priced mediocre food handled by amateurs in the food industry. Greeted like I was an interruption rather than a client.