We went to iRock Karaoke for a birthday and had a pretty good time. Booking a reservation was super easy, which was nice. The song selection was decent, and it's cool that you can use YouTube if they don't have something you want. I didn't try the food, but the drinks were fine, not amazing, but they worked. The bar area was a little cramped, and one of the microphones didn't work that well, which was kind of annoying. It's a fun spot, and I'd go back, but it's nothing special. Just a solid place to hang out and sing with friends.

Had my 21st birthday here! We made a reservation and showed up on the dot (family ). They checked my entire party's IDs upon entry. Once they returned our IDs, we were sat and waited for a room. We actually didn't even get to sit - we were told to sit, and then the room was ready ! The room was spacious enough for my group of 4. My room came with 2 microphones & the karaoke machine was really easy for everyone to use. You can add songs to queue and use the option of background vocals or just karaoke. There were a lot of drink options; I got a Sex on the Beach, and a couple other drinks I can't remember .. It was pretty good, not the greatest. I went out to the bar for a drink, and ordered a Jaegernaut bomb. It was suuuuper delicious, and on the house for my birthday :)! Overall great experience, 10/10 would recommend!

Fun! Loud! Several private rooms and a main room, all on the small side, but excellent service, decent (bar-style) food and beer menu, and the karaoke machines had access to YouTube so the song selection is basically infinite.

Great bar . Honestly kind of left me amazed at a couple of menu items i tried . And the car Bomb ...... never realized i was so infatuated with Guinness beer . Great vibes and music . Definitely would Recommend hitting this bar up.

I love karaoke... and I must say this was a rather unique experience. My sister and I have been wanting to do karaoke together for a LONG time now... and this place crossed my radar. It's kind of hidden, but GPS led me true. When you enter, it looks like a regular sports bar. For a Sunday evening, it was pretty quiet! And there are a bunch of rooms for the private karaoke experience. Personally, I feel like that can be done at home (minus the bottle service of course!) and I prefer the public karaoke scene... not knowing who your audience will be or what they'll be like, and having a DJ take your song requests and call you when it's your turn. However, this one was different. My sister and I sat at the bar, and there were some mics in a stand, up for grabs for whoever wanted to sing. And next to the bar is a touchscreen... we had full control of the music that was playing. When we arrived, there was an awesome Afrobeats Mix playing. We also had the freedom of picking our own songs (through YouTube) and singing them. I'm not used to a karaoke experience being so DIY! Meanwhile, my sister snacked on edamame and I had tteokbokki. The rice cakes were a tad chewier than I prefer, but overall it was delicious! I also sipped on some soju, and just had an absolute blast singing. After a while, more people did start to come in, and made the experience all the more fun. I am still laughing at the man who sang "Let It Go" from Frozen. I will definitely return! And I need to check out 7 Billiards next door...

Ordered on Uber eats and it hit the spot for late night Sunday food! The bugolgi was good- lots of onions and came with sides. Uber eats has options to pay 2$ for larger sides I guess? The bulgolgi sushi was a nice choose for the kids. The matsubi was also pretty good. Added some kimchi for more heat. The wings hit the spot. 10$ for 8 wings was fair pricing. All in all a solid Uber eats experience.