Ginza Karaoke BBQ Lounge

OMG I enjoyed Ginza so much! I came here for a friend birthday and it was about 11 of us. I believe we went on a weekday.. or maybe it was a Sunday lol either way the place was not as packed- which we enjoyed. The ambiance is very chill and casual. The FOOD! We did the unlimited seafood package and y'all we had a time. There was so much food on the table. You would think unlimited food? Unlimited seafood boil... that might be trash. But NO.. it was SOOO GOOD. I actually enjoyed ALL of the dishes. Our entire group had no complaints. We also visited during happy hour so that was good. After we finished, we went downstairs for some Karaoke, which is always fun. I would definitely recommend this place and I do plan on going back.

Stopped by here late night with a group of friends. They have an upstairs rooftop area, as well as the main level where all of the karaoke rooms are. You can reserve the private karaoke rooms for your group, or partake in karaoke publicly on the main level. Both levels have bars. I ended up ordering both cocktails and light bites while we were here. The drinks were just okay, and the same for the food. Apparently they have some sort of unlimited seafood boil special, but I'm not sure this is the place where I would want to try that. Anyhow, this is an okay spot if you have a large group and are looking for some entertainment

I was pleasantly surprised by Ginza Lounge. I stumbled upon it while out for the Art All Night events. Upon entry, I heard a group singing Jazmine Sullivan and I knew this was my type of karaoke. The staff was really friendly from beginning to end and I truly appreciate that. I sat at the bar and ordered a tequila sunrise and chicken wings. The drink was decent and the wings were really tasty and I liked the sauce that came with it. I peeked into one of the private rooms and it was nice but I spent most of my time in the main area. The machine to pick a song wasn't user-friendly in my opinion because when I tried to add a song to the queue, it ended the song that was already playing. I wish there was someone to monitor the karaoke area because there were groups of people hogging the mics and skipping songs to get to theirs. Besides a couple hiccups, I really enjoyed my experience at Ginza. It was a nice party spot and I would love to check out the rooftop area next time.

Cool vibe and great spot to gather with friends for some Karaoke fun & drinks!The menu is expansive with several options of Asian fusion eats and fare. What starts out as great choices to choose from and an Option B menu where you can choose an all you can eat option for $56 bucks, turns into an average food experience and let down at best. I first came here and was mad excited to find that there is an Al you can eat option. Honorable mention and shoutouts to:- Mongolian Lamb Skewers: seasoned and seared perfectly. The flavor was on point too.- Popcorn Chicken: Crispy, delicious bites...and a bit of a kick...just like I like it. - Coconut Shrimp: Really Good...actually so good I ordered them twice!!In all, this is a place where food and fun collide for all the makings of a good time! We dranked, saaaanged and ate all night! Definitely had a great time and will be back.

I was invited to Ginza by my son's godfather, who had been there several times before and recommended it. This review has been a long time coming since my visit was back on June 14, 2024. We parked on the street, and upon entry, we were carded and the men were patted down, while the security guard checked my purse. We headed straight to the rooftop to enjoy the scenery before heading to the bar to place our food and drink orders.When I tried to order food, the bartender informed me that they had stopped taking food orders but could make an exception depending on what I wanted. I ended up getting chicken wings and a coconut drink. Now, I love a strong drink, but this one tasted like straight rubbing alcohol - definitely not my cup of tea. The wings, though, were hot, crispy, and lightly seasoned, just how I like them.After eating, we went downstairs for some karaoke. We ordered drinks at the bar, and my friend picked a song for us to sing. Coincidentally, the girls who were singing when we got there knew my friend's bae, so it instantly felt like a party. When our song came up, they handed us mics and we started singing. But midway through the first chorus, the security guard came over and did something at the kiosk that cut off our song - and it seemed intentional. He claimed there had been issues with people not getting their turn, which is why he cut our song, even though there weren't many people in that area waiting for karaoke.Frustrated, my friend spoke to the bartender, who then called the manager over. Since it was loud, my friend was speaking up to explain the situation, but he wasn't being rude or aggressive. The manager came around to discuss the issue, and shortly after, the security guard who had cut off our song came over, but he walked up like he was ready for a confrontation, which escalated the situation. He made assumptions about my friend's behavior that weren't true and it only made things worse. At one point, my friend set his drink down on the bar, and it spilled a little, but it was clearly not intentional. He and his partner then stepped away to deescalate, but I stayed to understand why things escalated so quickly.The manager, who was white, claimed my friend was being rude and yelling, which wasn't the case. She also accused his friend of throwing a drink at the bartender, which wasn't true either. At this point, they were no longer in the establishment. The manager's dismissive attitude didn't help at all. She said that if we had an issue with fairness in karaoke, we should have booked a private room - as if that's the only way to receive basic respect. Suggesting we needed to pay extra just to be treated fairly? That's outrageous. I had already spent $32.50 on wings and a drink, not to mention the drinks we ordered downstairs that we didn't even finish because of how poorly the situation was handled.Since then, I've seen several TikToks about this place, which prompted me to finally share my experience. No one should be treated the way my friends were. I highly don't recommend Ginza - customer service matters, and they definitely fell short here.

We decided to have a couples karaoke night at Ginza with friends. We reserved a private room which was cool. Positives - 1) Bar staff was very friendly and the food was decent. 2) Reserving online was easy. Negatives - 1) It took forever for someone to answer my email about reserving an extra hour. 2) The manager told us we could go into the room 15 min. early but didn't say he was cutting our room time 15 min. short. 3) The songs were limited and the machine was difficult to navigate. All and all we had a good time but would explore other karaoke spots in the city

When my husband and I first arrived our group was sitting at the main bar. The group was booked for a private room. We decided to order drinks and food before moving into the room. The bar tender (young African American guy) was very rude. I asked if we could order drinks he told me give him a min. He wasn't doing ANYTHING! We waited a good 10 min before he asked us what he could get for us. We ordered beers and a couple of food items. When I asked him for a round of shots he rolled his eyes and laughed. I was unsure what that was about so I repeated myself and he said as soon as I get a card from you. It's just unfortunate that when you go out you may encounter unpleasant staff at the establishments that charge an automatic gratuity. I never have an issue tipping but something about an automatic tip after horrible service is crazy! Once we moved into the private room, the outside area remained pretty empty. We did have to return to the bar for what we wanted. Other locations I've been to like this offer a server for the room. They did not. The mic kept dying. I returned the mic a couple of times and had to speak to the same rude bar tender. Who told me I clearly didn't know how I the mic worked. Just ignorant. Not somewhere I'll suggest to my friends and family. Over priced and bad service along with no help in the private rooms. All issues were addressed at the bar.

I recently popped in to the Ginza Karaoke Lounge and while I was too early for karaoke I was just in time to enjoy a bubble tea from the cafe lounge on the 3rd floor. The cafe has an nice set up where you can order a variety of bubble tea and they even offer some options with alcohol too. The cafe also serves a variety of deserts to go along with your bubble tea! I look forward to coming back to experience their karaoke rooms!

The song list was a little limited for my taste. But the reserved rooms were nice and spacious. The drinks were overpriced and weak in my opinion. But the wings were hot, crispy, and the dipping sauce, flavorful. The atmosphere decor is chic and Instagrammable. A fun vibe, although not a culinary hit.

Rooftop is fun and chic. Good date night stop on Barracks row. The happy hour menu includes only cocktails but the yakitori grilled meats from the regular menu are good. The staff is really nice.