K Box Karaoke Rooms

Most karaoke bars nowadays have the beer-and-singing formula stitched up, but this one has a couple of extra dimensions in the form of dinner and being set in a mighty fine old building.

The rooms themselves, rather than being bijoux 'booths' are nice and roomy (they need to be to fit in the tables!) which makes it a good bet for work parties and bigger bookings. The extra room does encourage one to get up and dance and sing, which may or may not be a blessing!

Decent selection of songs, but doesn't meet Lucky Voice standards!

This place is conveniently located within a 3min walk from Leicester Square station, so it is ideal if you are looking to do some karaoke before or after going to a bar or for some food in nearby Chinatown. The venue itself is quite unique, it is a old building and you can tell by the decor once you walk in, the old fashioned lift was quite interesting! The karaoke rooms themselves are very nice, with big sofas and a good selection of songs for you to sing your heart out to. There are many rooms, which you walk down a long corridor to reach! Some people find it all very seedy, and that perhaps this was a brothel at some point, what with all the small rooms, personally I think it adds to the atmosphere! The drinks and food are somewhat overpriced!

Had a brilliant night on a hen night. The place is utterly bizarre, like some kind of weird karaoke halls of residence. There are lots of rooms, each one named after a country or city I seem to remember, and each group is allocated it’s own room so you don’t cause misery to others. There are loads of songs to choose from and one of the most amusing things is watching the non-official videos that accompany the songs. Drinks weren’t actually that horrific for Central London, about £7 for a Cosmo I seem to remember.

Great location, seedy atmosphere (this is also a good thing in my view) good karaoke but overpriced drinks - how did I end up paying £90 (yes it still hurts me to say this) for a bottle of vodka with mixers.

I found myself in here for a friends birthday last week. I never like karaoke apparently. But that night I had a great time. Karaoke is somehow OK if the only people who are going to laugh at you are your mates. They’d be doing it in the pub anyway.

It’s seedy in here. It looks like it could have been a brothel in a previous life. And that’s ok. It adds to the…. erm… atmosphere. Weird I know but it’s true.

The song choices are good. We murdered everything from Foo Foghters to Phil Collins. It’s worth going for the shocking 80s videos alone.

So come, sing, get drunk on cheap wine. Enjoy. Laugh. Smile.

If you enjoy karaoke or if you are looking for an alternative night out then K-Box karaoke will provide you with plenty of entertainment. Your group will be booked into a room where you can relax and take over the karaoke machine to your hearts content. Your wailing need not disturb anyone else and you can sing to your heart's content. The drinks and food are not cheap but you can order food and drink here which is very handy if you get a bit peckish.