Camino Karaoke

Definitely a low key spot. Not the most well kept venue I was able to get a room for 4 on a Saturday night no problem. They offered microphone covers. The song list however was not very updated and most of the selection was korean. Also they don't really have a bar or kitchen, they sell vending machine type snacks at the front. The price was about 40 pp for each hour.

Came to visit San Jose and we stayed near this karaoke bar so decided to give it a try. Very friendly people! Bartender was kind and attentive. The vibe is fun here.

This place uses the classic/common Korean system with a remote that may or may not have english translations on it (so bring a Korean with you for optimal results).The prices of rooms are reasonable ($40/hr ish for a small room) and nothing out of the ordinary. They bring you microphone covers for that little bit of assurance that you won't get any diseases from the people who used the microphones before.My friend and I came to sing our hearts out, and one of the microphones was malfunctioning due to weird music/echo balance and someone who looked like the manager heard from outside and came to check on us multiple times in that i-do-what-i-want-im-old manner (you know, sort of lovable because it's like your dad or your Asian friend's dad) to make sure the microphone was still working well!Had a fun time, and better than any Karaoke in downtown SF so I have no complaints.

Very sweet service! Went above and beyond! So kind. We had so much fun and there are a variety of rooms and a tagalog binder

My favorite karaoke spot in the South Bay.They have hindi, English and Asian songs.The rooms are clean, super accommodating for parties and very nice.Lights are cool.Fun times!

They charge by the room, so I suggest you fill it with the maximum amount of people. The two of us did two hours for a total of $70, which is pretty pricey.Immediately upon entering, the guy at the front was gruff and seemed annoyed at the fact he even existed. He did not want to talk and spoke or answered using the shortest possible sentence or sound/noise/grunt if not silence. It was when we were in the room that he had to speak full sentences since we did not know how to use the system. He was a bit nicer towards the end of his explanation, though. He annoyed me with his attitude, but I quickly got over it.What ruined the experience was the karaoke system. I had never seen such a strange and terrible system. When you search for a song it shows up on the television screen and blocks almost everything. Very annoying when the other person is trying to sing and suddenly your typing and searching pops up over their song. As for the searching, we could only search by song title. Maybe there was a way to do it by artist name, but we were at the point where we did not want to bother the guy.So the better choice would be to flip through the binders while the other person was singing. Then, you can just type in the song number listed in the binder and press enter to add it to the queue without blocking the screen. However, they only alphabetize by song name and not by artist. Finding songs was difficult because sometimes I, and many others I know, remember the artist name, but do not remember the song title until we see it.Lastly, their Japanese songs were not up to date. We did spend over an hour singing Japanese songs, but were bummed out that many songs we were looking for were not available. I know this is a Korean karaoke place with a Korean karaoke system, so I didn't expect much on having more Japanese songs.This is an okay place to karaoke, and the system is alright once you get used to it. However, it is still frustrating to use as I am spoiled by seamless Japanese and Vietnamese karaoke systems.

A comfy Korean-style karaoke place with a spacey, blacklight hallway and several rooms of varying sizes. We had a large "VIP Room #2" which was able to fit about 8 people, no problem, but I personally wouldn't want to fit more than 10 in there. The room decorations were a bit dated and kitschy (I know, it's karaoke) and the lights were dimmable - who doesn't love a disco ball? Some room features: two non-wireless microphones, mic covers, a couple of large song books, a table in the center, and comfy seating along the walls. There was even an awesome bongo that my friends would drunkenly pound.The man at the front desk was very friendly and helpful, taking time to show me how the sound system worked. My group ordered drinks from him by going directly to the front desk which wasn't a big deal since we were just steps away. He delivered our drinks to the room but otherwise left us alone.The drink selection is limited to a handful of beers, water, and soda. There were snacks but we didn't purchase any. All refreshments were reasonably priced ($3-$4 a beer). I'd definitely recommend coming with a full buzz (Chili's is down the street!).A few people quietly brought in leftover food from down the street to eat in the room, and there was no fuss about it. I'm knocking one star off for the not-so-intuitive sound system. The remote we were given had no numbers or labels, so we really had to think about the buttons we were pushing (which is hard when you've had a couple of drinks!). The other pieces of equipment also didn't have labels so when we needed to adjust echo or feedback, we had to fumble a bit but luckily a friend happened to be a soundie. The system has to be set to one language so if you are a bilingual group who is burning to do English AND Chinese songs, you might have trouble here. Overall, it was a fun experience. Come during happy hour for discounted rates!!

The cleanest karaoke place I've ever been to! Normally rooms are stuffy and smell like sweat and B.O., but these rooms were actually freezing cold when we got in! PERFECTTTT. We booked a room for 2 hours for 10 ppl and it costed about $14 each person total. That's not including any additional alcohol or food, just some waters and sodas. The room was super clean with plenty of seating and personal space room. There was also a table to put our stuff on and an ottoman. Bonus: random bongos were in the room! pretty fun I've experienced better selection in other karaoke places, but this will do! Easily enough popular songs to entertain you for a couple hours. I wish they had more disney songs though :( Nice place that is reasonable priced to get together with friends and sing some karaoke!

Came here after a comedy show down the street. While the place isn't super fancy, it does the job! I don't need all these fancy things to have some drinks and sing my heart out with friends. It is a Korean-style Karaoke place and they have songs in English, Korean and I believe I saw that they added Bollywood songs as well. The food and drink list is small, but no bother since I liked the beers they had and was not hungry to eat. My only complaint is that the rooms get a bit hot, and that our system kept crashing. For the rooms, maybe adding room fans would be a good idea. As for the system crashing, they kept saying it happens once in a while. Yet it happened to us 2 times in a couple hour setting. When it did this, it erased our list of songs to sing. They said it could hold 100, we barely would have 20-30 before it would crash.

Zero reviews for this place! They said they would be open until 4am we went there but it was literally closed. Super disappointed. Please fix your hours on yelp, google, and the hours you have posted on your window.