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1. #JAPANESE KARAOKE SINGING TO A BOTTLE MOVIE#
2. #JAPANESE KARAOKE SINGING TO A BOTTLE FULL#
3. #JAPANESE KARAOKE SINGING TO A BOTTLE PLUS#
4. #JAPANESE KARAOKE SINGING TO A BOTTLE TV#

This form of private karaoke entertainment

Bar+ is perfect for private parties such as birthdays, company parties, etc. Those of you who are microphone shy, we have a long list of music videos or we encourage you to relax at our We serve a wide range ofĬocktails, shooters, maritinis, coolers and beer and offer bottle service in all of our licensed rooms. Best of all, all roomsĪre private so you and your guests get to party in the privacy of your own room. Each room is stylishly designed withĬomfortable leather seating, high quality sound equipment and wireless microphones. The experience of karaoke in private rooms that seat up to 30 people. Many people are familiar with the idea of karaoke but Bar+ reinvents We thank you for your cooperation and understanding of these rules and restrictions to help stop the spread and safely reopen Toronto.īar+, like its name is a bar + karaoke. If you need to wait for a room you will be asked to come back when the room is available.Lounging at and sitting at the bar area will NOT be permitted.If you show a temperature above 38 you will be asked to leave and come back when you are not showing symptoms. We will be conducting temperature checks with a contactless thermometer.The information will only be provided to a Medical Officer of Health or an inspector under the Health Protection and Promotion Act on request for a purpose specified in section 2 of that Act or as otherwise required by law. Rest assured your information will be kept private and stored securely for 30 days.

#JAPANESE KARAOKE SINGING TO A BOTTLE FULL#

Upon entry you agree to disclose your full name and contact information. Contact tracing will be strictly enforced.Masks must be worn for entry and anytime you are outside of your room.At the end of the night, once everyone’s voice is hoarse and the pitchers are all empty, you pay according to the number of people in the room and the length of time you used it.Īny other karaoke fans out there? Other great places in Vancouver to sing along? Please share any suggestions below.To help ensure the safety of our customers and staff we will be following these new practices.

whether the karaoke machine is actually sophisticated enough to judge you on your pitch and rhythm – but it makes for an added element of competition.

#JAPANESE KARAOKE SINGING TO A BOTTLE MOVIE#

 You also get an actual tambourine to play, which adds to the chaos in the room. If you’ve seen the Bill Murray movie Lost in Translation – or spent any time in Korea or Japan – you probably know the kind of surreal experience to expect at Fantacity.Īt the end of every song, the two competing singers are assigned a score out of 100. I’m not sure exactly how this score is calculated – i.e.

#JAPANESE KARAOKE SINGING TO A BOTTLE TV#

While you’re singing, lyrics scroll across the TV screen, along with an endless loop of random stock footage – sunset scenes, a pair of parrots riding miniature bicycles, pedestrians walking in an unnamed city.  Also fun is the fact that a lot of the instructions for programming the karaoke machine are in Korean only.  Here’s a video posted on YouTube from a night at Fantacity (be sure to wait for the nice falsetto during the chorus):

#JAPANESE KARAOKE SINGING TO A BOTTLE PLUS#

The rooms at Fantacity are lined with well-worn couches, and miniature disco balls twirls overhead. The idea is that you order a few pitchers of beer and some appetizers at the bar, cart everything into your karaoke room, shut the door and get the party started.Īn added appeal at Fantacity is the retro element. The bar was probably built during the ’90s and it shows. Instead of flat screen TVs, there are hulking old Zenith sets in many rooms. The song list is pretty extensive, but seems weighted heavily to the same era, with lots of Bon Jovi and Aerosmith, plus all the requisite karaoke classics from ABBA. Guests, generally groups of friends celebrating a special occasion or just out for a night on the town, are assigned to their own private karaoke rooms. Inside, there’s a big TV screen, a karaoke machine and a pair of microphones.  So, instead of embarrassing yourself in front of an entire bar as you do your best Celine Dion, you only embarrass yourself in front of an intimate circle of friends.