Moonwalk Karaoke

Location is good. Song selection decent for Chinese but falls short for English. The system is janky honestly. Price is a bit higher especially since they charge you a service fee automatically while indicating that you should pay tips - beware if that's an issue for you. Service was non-existent but we didn't really need much help I suppose.Wish the environment was better for the price point.

A decent karaoke spot in the CID (Chinatown/International District) area. It is located in a somewhat sketchy looking building / strip mall that also has other establishments such as Fort St. George, etc. and the rooms are dimly lit for that ambience. Music selection is decent but it can be a bit of a hassle as the only way to add music is to go to the touch screen on one side of the room, at least for our room. Restrooms are super dirty with flies everywhere. Pricing is alright but cheaper than Enkore Karaoke, but not as good value as the Round1 karaoke rooms. It is a good option for some karaoke in the area, but I would not go out of my way.

Fun place to enjoy a private karaoke session. The song selection is enormous though I'm not a huge fan of the interface and search options available (searching by initial versus key words or letters). There is a very large selection of songs in foreign languages like Japanese, Chinese, and Korean though the selection in English is large enough to satisfy most groups. The sound system and video were great, and the settings for the vocal/background mix and reverb were good. Overall, a solid choice for karaoke and I'd return here again.

Pros:- Easy to make reservations via phone- $50/hr room rate for the small room (fits 8-10 people)- touchscreen song system that's easy to navigate- clean room, mics, and bathroomCons:- a bottle of soju is $23!! That's just plain unreasonable.- street-parking only (but it's ID, so expect it)I came here for my birthday and was happy with the experience. The rooms were well-maintained and easy to use. The workers are friendly. For two hours in the small room (8-10 people), we paid a total of $130 ($50/hour plus tax plus auto-gratuity). Alcohol prices are crazy; you're better off pregaming before.

Soooo this was interesting. The ambiance of the place was great. Everything else? Terrible. Soju was 23 dollars for a small bottle. Just based off that you can tell everything else was just grossly overpriced. Not only that but they don't tell you they already charge a 20% tip on your total. Although it's marked on the receipt at the top. You can assume it could be anything, we thought it was tax. They give you another screen prompting for tip when paying which misleads you to believe you haven't tipped yet. They've mentioned they don't have a food permit yet either. Read the comments, this place might just be a pass, it definitely will be for me in the future.

So fun! They just re-opened a couple months ago when my friends and I were here for July 4th weekend. They have some super huge karaoke rooms if you're bringing a large group of friends. There were at least 4 TVs in our room. The interface can be a bit confusing to use since you have to use the initials of the artists or songs vs. the actual titles / names. We had some slight issue when paying where the tax isn't reflected on the receipt, but we resolved it using a calculator lol.Make sure you call ahead (even if it's day of) to check if they have space. The space can also be a little bit hard to find, but definitely enjoyed coming here during my trip to Seattle.

They opened two months ago & have large karaoke rooms and 50% off room pricing during happy hour! We paid around $50 for a room for 10+ people. Great beers & wines too, with Asian options like Taiwan beer & Hite. Love the staff and how empty this place was on a Thursday night.

This karaoke place was such a good option after my group of 7 couldn't secure a reservation at Rock Box on Cap Hill. The room we got was pretty big vs what you get crammed into at Rock Box. The place was very clean (even the bathrooms!) and I felt safe knowing that they check vaccination cards and IDs as well. The only thing was that I wish they would tell you what the rates are going to be upfront. It was $50/hour for the room (I like that it's not per person.), which is a good rate for a Friday night, but it wasn't listed anywhere!

The location was a bit tricky to find. Parking was a bit of a pain but overall the experience was alright.

I've had a good experience here in the past but man, it's gone downhill. The service is incredibly lackluster; girls barely put their phones down to say hello. She showed us the room, zoomed through the instructions and left. The room is dirty; the tables, seats, screens look like they've never been wiped down. The sound is a little iffy in the rooms. The song choices are okay but a little lacking for English choices. They were sold out of all the non alcoholic drinks, the waters were warm. The price of alcohol is insane; a $60 of champagne is $150. They don't let you bring in outside food but they only offer Instant noodles. The bathrooms were nasty; vomit was in one sink, both toilets were dirty and unflushed, the counters looked gross and the floor was wet all over. They're also code-access only so I'm not sure how they got so awful unless the staff never cleaned them. Such a bummer!