What other travelers are saying about Big Echo Karaoke
They charged us for cocktails that obviously had no alcohol in them, the mojito was just soda water and the rum and coke was just coke; very dishonourable behaviour
Big Echo Karaoke is a popular chain of karaoke venues in Japan known for its private rooms and extensive song selection.
Big Echo Karaoke offers over 100,000 songs in various languages, including Japanese, English, Korean, and Chinese.
Yes, Big Echo Karaoke provides a menu with a variety of food and drink options that can be ordered directly to your private karaoke room.
Big Echo Karaoke often offers special promotions such as discounted rates during off-peak hours and student discounts upon presentation of a valid student ID.
Yes, you can make reservations at Big Echo Karaoke either by calling the venue directly or using their online booking system available on their website.
When I went to retrieve something I had forgotten, I was glared at, probably because I wasn't a customer.
The staff seemed lazy and spoke rudely to me.
They lied and said that only I could retrieve it, so when I told them I had called in advance, they obediently brought out my forgotten item.
I hope the staff will be different in the evening, but if you're going to karaoke during the day, I think you'll have a better experience singing at one of their stores.
While hanging out in Harajuku, I decided to go to karaoke! So I started looking for a place with a friend. Google Maps showed the Ebisu Minami branch as a four-minute walk from Harajuku, so we headed there.
However, we couldn't find it, and then we bumped into a Harajuku patrolman in a residential area near Tenshi no Mado, and he helped us look at maps and store information. It turns out the branch is actually located near Ebisu Station. So, what does the map say?
Also, after calling from the "Call" option, when I tried to call from my smartphone's call history, the phone number had changed, which was a bit odd and a bit scary.
Reservations are possible, though.
In the end, I decided not to go to the branch.