Atlanta is the not the Korean-American mecca that Los Angeles is, but this vibrant city still has a large Korean population. Sprinkled with Asian karaoke bars and lounges are a significant number of options for the homesick expat. Whether you are looking to sing the night away with friends or grab a bite to the vibes of modern Asian tunes, Atlanta offers a wide range of options.
Happy Karaoke is located in the Atlanta suburb of Doraville just up Buford Highway. This Korean-owned establishment is popular for its low prices and long hours of operation. The prices are set per room instead of by person; the rate as of 2010 is a flat $ 20 per hour. Atlanta natives say the best nights to visit are Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays. Happy Karaoke is open most nights until 4 a.m. and offers beer and wine.
Happy Karaoke
5425 Buford Hwy NE
Atlanta, GA 30340
+1 770 458 8661
Do Re Mi Karaoke and Café in Duluth, Geogia is located on the second floor of a strip mall. Once you have found this cozy establishment, the authentic Korean food and wide range of international songs just might win you over. Do Re Mi offers English, Spanish, Korean, Japanese, Thai, Chinese and many other international genres. As of 2010, rates are $20 an hour and up, depending on the room size.
Do Re Mi Karaoke
2550 Pleasant Hill Rd # 206
Duluth, GA 30096
+1 770 497 0070
Myung Ga Won, also known as MK-1, is a Korean barbeque (Gal-bi) restaurant open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The restaurant also offers other Korean specialties, including beef soup (Sulung tang) and rib eye hotpots (Doobaegi Bulgogi). Prices are moderate, 2010 prices ranging from $11 to $30 per entrée.
Myung Ga Won
1960 Day Drive #100
Duluth, GA 30096
+1 770 622 1300
