Glam Karaoke

“The staff are all very nice, it's clean, and the food is delicious.”

Austin Graff★★★★★

What a fun evening! After dinner at Kogiya, my wife, eight-year-old daughter, and I booked a small room for an hour for $40 to sing karaoke. The music library is robust (even though they didn't have KPOP Demonhunters songs per my daughter's dismay). It comes with microphones, strobe lights, water, and more!

Renzo Schaumburg★★★★★

Very fun place had great food! Had pretty much any song imaginable. Only draw back was most remotes were in Korean however they did explain what each button did. YouTube karaoke was easy however and we mainly used that. Great place thanks for the fun!

Bunthy Vann★★★★★

My go to kareoke joint in the area. Many reasons why. Bartenders are great. They are hip and they look like they enjoy being there. Not forced. So they make the experience happen. Kareoke rooms are focused on the Kareoke aspect. Which is ideal for actual kareoke enjoyers. You can walk freely outside rooms and go to the bar anytime. Don't feel like you get a room and need to stay in there when someone in your group is singing too much drake. You can take a stroll to the bar and drink a few. Socialize. Hit up the bathroom. Then go back and sing a good ole 2000s r&b masterpieces.

Mark Benitez★★★★

Went here on a rainy and cold night with family. We got to sing our blues away for two hours. Ordered some food and drinks. Mostly serving Korean food and it was fine. We had bulgogi as an entree, truffle fries, and bulgogi quesadilla. Will definitely come back.