DC KTV

Negative first time experience. We waited for ten minutes and no one come in to help us order drinks and foods. The order button isn’t working in the ktv system but no one walk us through. We waited 15 minutes for second order. $ 50 for an hour is not expensive but the wines are. Plus no wine glasses, personally is a big negative.

I went in at prime time on as Saturday night to inquire about getting a room for karaōke and asked if they have a bar also. The woman did not speak English so asked one of the three men on the couch next to her to talk to me. They all looked up from playing games on their phones then looked back down without saying a word.
So…if you don’t speak the language don’t bother.

The rooms are cheap and roomy at $ 60/​hour (you can pick food+drinks up to that price as well, but the prices are steep, so only match up to your value and stop there).
However, the service is god awful (the staff don’t speak much English) and they are always on their phones. On top of that, they count your bill at the end and enforce a 20% tip rate (they WILL tell you if you haven’t tipped enough).

Thee service in is nice and all the rooms at big. They have chicken wings which is my favorite. Once you click the service button they come in right away asking what can I help you with.

Went to this place over the weekend for a friends birthday. The service was horrible. Barely spoke any English. They wouldn’t accept my friends and I credit cards. They have a $ 100 minimum credit card usage, which is by the way illegal. Minimum for credit cards is $ 10 and zero for debit cards. That’s the law. Our bill was about 116, so my friend and I wanted to split the check. They didn’t want to, but after arguing for a few minutes, they complied. When we left, we did not want to tip them because the service was horrible. Their bouncer comes outside and chases us. Trying to force you to pay gratuity. Another illegal act. Bottom line. Don’t come here.

I honestly thought this place wasn’t too bad. The rooms were big and roomy which is always a plus. Service was quick, we didn’t get any attitude issues. The selection of music could’ve used an update and the system was very responsive compared to many other karaōke spots. Not much food and drink options but still had an awesome time.

They put us in a room where we feel HEAVY BASS from the room next to us. They wouldn’t change our room and said there’s nothing they can do. If you want a good time and have fun, find a different place. I have nothing good to say about this place other than big rooms with their own bathrooms and even the bathrooms are either dirty or broken down.

The rooms are nice, the machine is easy to use and the service is pretty good EXCEPT they totally did NOT tell us that after 9pm, the price TRIPLES. So guess what, we paid more than we expected to and just could not even anymore.
Pstt, they ID for drinks. And their fried chicken wings are the delicious (y)

This place has it’s flaws, giving it 3 stars for a neutral rating. The rooms are a good size for $ 60 per hour I believe. A good sized tv mounted to the wall, good selection of songs. And a private bathroom in each room. What really disappointed me was the amount of fruit flies the room, especially inside the bathroom. They were pretty big and guessing that they have been feasting regularly off people’s puke.

Worst KTV ever! Terrible service! Food is WAY overpriced! The employees were texting, calling and playing their phones but they asked for 20% tips at the end. I asked why and they said:” cuz you are supposed to.” I asked for change and the owner (lady suiting at the reception) literally THREW me the change. I will never go that place again.

Yikes! This place is no bueno.
Pros:
Cheap
Spacious rooms that could fit 15 – 20 people
Rooms have private bathrooms
There’s a service button on the wall for when you need to call staff
Cons:
Rooms smell like bathrooms
Service is terribad!!!
The shot glasses on the tables were dirty
Some songs have lame videos from the 90s
The staff is overall not friendly or polite. They speak very little English so it would be best to bring someone who knows Mandarin. When my friends and I paid the bill, the waiter stood there in our room counting the money in front of us. To top it off, he told us there wasn’t enough tip and that we had to add more to it. Whaaaat?! I wanted to falcon punch this guy.

SERVICES IS HORRIBLE, HORRIBLE, HORRIBLE, waiter gives you an attitude. Like he wants you to get the hell outta the place. I even gave him a very good tip, but still NO THANK YOU, NOTHING. I would never want to go back to that place. Bad Experience

Not the worst, not the best, that’s why I gave it 2 stars.
Service is barely pass. Staffs were playing phone, joke around. U got paid to play? Or work?
It took them forever to change the battery for the mic. And sometime the battery dead again after 10 min they changed the battery… Wow … U ever recharge it ???
Rooms are NOT clean. Heavy smell… Oh god …

The worst Ktv place in town. Over priced and horrible services. They don’t take cards unless it’s over $ 100?! Just how ridiculous that sounds. 20% gratuity is automatically add to the bill. How can a business like this still up and running?! One star only goes to the karaōke equipments. Never come back again!!!

Terrible place, rude staffs, worst service, dirty bathroom …

I never been to KTV in Brooklyn and I kinda know why people would travel to Flushing just to KTV.
–First of all service wasn’t that great. I kept telling them the mic is not working and they took it out and got me the same mic. are you serious?
— Room smells funky. they need to spray more air freshener because I can still smell cigs.
— It took me forever to search the songs I like. maybe i’m used to those in Flushing.
— We had ordered food but it doesn’t takes good.
— Sound systems and music videos wasn’t good either.
Not a good experience =\

Came here on a random Friday night b/​c my friends had a sudden urge to scream into the mic and play drinking games. We walked in w/​o a reservation and was able to get a med sized room. It’s $ 60/​hour (including food/​drinks). Bottles are about $ 100 each.
As soon as we walked into the room, it smelled like some sort of cleaning chemical— couldn’t put my hand on what it was though. The tables are super sticky and was a tad worried about using the cups they had out. But oh well– alcohol kills germs right? haha!
The English music selection is pretty up to date w/​the video that’ actually goes w/​the song. The service was okay– we only buzzed for help when we needed more drinks. This place is okay for me (mainly b/​c i’m only 10 mins away).

Worst KTV ever!
1) the place looks/​feels filthy! Smell so bleachy
2) worst food. We were there for 90 min, the barbecue we ordered never came. (or I should say it arrived there when we were checking out)
3) do not respect customers.
4) ask for a 15% tip, claiming it’s their «rule»…

I don’t know what DC stands for, but here’s what I came up with.
DOTES:
— Nice place, rooms are very spacious and comfortable if you don’t try to fit 20 people into a 10 max persons room.
— I love their sound system, since it makes my bad singing sound just a little better and the screens are large.
— The rooms, small or big all have their own private bathrooms. Using a disgusting bathroom that others puke in? No thanks.
COPES:
— Minus a star for the worst tasting karaōke food and drinks I ever had and I’m serious.
— Minus a star for a nonexistence bar/​lounge area. I think every karaōke place should have one, that’s just my opinion though.
— Minus a star for Meh. I’ve experienced better.

It was only a matter of time before Brooklyn Chinatown started adding nightlife to their array of late night businesses. First it was food and now it’s lots of karaōke. DC is no different than most of the Chinese-​heavy karaōke places in Flushing and Manhattan Chinatown. Except they do it big here, in almost every way imaginable.
Rolling here with a bunch of Chinese friends, they had already had a large group formed of over 40, which is probably the most people I’ve shared a private room with. DC is no joke, the place is decked out with chandeliers, granite counters and marble floors — I thought I was heading to a wedding reception. There is even a bouncer, which reminds me of Duet 48 (
), only sketchier because of the area.
My friends and their friends were clearly VIP. We were given the largest private room I’d ever seen complete with two giant screens, a plethora of seating, 6 wireless mics, and it’s own bathroom. With chairs /​make shift seats, we could’ve easily had 30 more people to show up with room to spare. The room wasn’t the only thing, a server would come in all the time with a cart loaded with food and drinks. What kind of food? I’m talkin like noodle soups, dumplings, casseroles and anything that fits into the «xiao chi» (small eats) category.
But if you don’t sing Chinese, this is where DC shows it’s flaws. The entire system is straight up touch screen, similar to the karaōke systems at Yello Bar (
) or Je’Bön (
), except with significantly more Chinese music and the weakest English selection Id ever seen. It was literally full of songs from 1985 and before, probably with no more than 100 songs total (not an exaggeration). Thank goodness I can hold my own in non-​English karaōke, but this hinders it’s ability to appeal to the masses.
But perhaps that was their intention all along. Afterall, this place is not gringo worthy and Brooklyn Chinatown is most likely the least gringo’fied of the 3 major Chinatowns. Well, that is unless the non-​Asian can belt out Chinese tunes, which if that is the case, then he or she is in business.