Cafe Gangnam

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Sus clientes piden una mesa aquí para disfrutar de sus estupendas recetas y además disfrutan de las vistas de Queen Kapiolani Statue. No retrases más tu visita: en serio, su cocina coreana te está esperando. Te servirán un singular pollo frito, una perfectamente elaborada tortita de marisco y unos sorprendentes filetes. Sus atrayentes tortitas merecen probarse. Aquí puedes pedir un extraordinario soju o una insuperable cerveza. Su magnífico café es capaz de hacerte visitar de nuevo este bar.

La atmósfera acogedora de Cafe Gangnam consigue que sus visitantes se sientan relajados y disfruten de un rato agradable. Un gran número de críticos mencionan que aquí el personal esta bien valorado. Un genial servicio es siempre un añadido importante. Los asiduos de este lugar aseguran que sus precios les han parecido asequibles. Su diseñador le añadió una cómoda decoración. Este lugar ha logrado un 4,2 según el baremo de valoraciones de Google.

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(4,1/5)

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(5,9/10)

Google

(4,3/5)

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(5/5)

Facebook

(4/5)

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Carrie G. hace un mes en Yelp

This place is an awesome spot for a small group to do karaoke and have some grindz without breaking the bank. No room rental fee, just pay $1/ song. To get service, pick up the phone and someone will come take your order. They came so quick too! Staff are what make this experience so awesome. They are friendly, provide fast service and are so patient with explaining how the karaoke machine works. They also kept refilling our water jugs. The food was tasty. The song menu was pretty extensive. The soju drinks were yummy (get the apple lime!). The location is central and a lot of businesses share the parking lot so it will fill up at peak times. The only downside was the bathroom. It's like something out of Times Square NYC/ Requiem of a Dream. We went in pairs bc it felt sketchy, it was filthy and the stalls' doors hit my knees when I was using the toilet (I'm only 5'2"!!). That's not Gangnam's fault tho, it's the shopping plaza that should do a renovation on it. Overall a great night and the staff are wonderful!

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Michael Bobadilla hace un mes en Google

Looked for a local bar for drinks and grinds. Good drinks with good food. Sat at the bar. Bartender was attentive. Truedtheir mandu which were plump and crisp. Their spicy chicken wings were delish. Dishes came out hot. Nice find. Prices very reasonable. Service: Dine in Meal type: Other Price per person: $20–30 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 4 Recommended dishes: Chicken Wings

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Dianna H. hace 2 años en Yelp

My friends and I were chilling on the beach Saturday to catch the sunset and decided to try to go for karaoke last minute. I called around a couple places and was excited to see Cafe Gangnam had a room available. I guess karaoke isn't as popular of an activity here? If this was SF there's no way I'd be able to get a private karaoke room reservation Saturday night on the same day. We booked their large room (seats up to 10 people) for 2 hours at 7:30. There is a paid parking lot, but it's shared across the whole plaza, and there's a ton of restaurants, so there's definitely not enough spots. We ended up parking across the street for free in the Walmart parking garage. First thing I noticed upon walking in is that it's also a bar and restaurant that happens to have some private karaoke rooms. The price is very afforable here; they don't charge for the room itself (there's also no food or drink minimum), only for the number of songs you sing. It costs $1 per song, and you pay by putting cash into the machine. I've been to a lot of private karaoke spots and have never seen this method of charging before. They offer food and drinks, but we just got the seafood pancake ($10) and the spicy rice cakes ($13) to share. Both were good. The rice cakes were a bit on the sweet side and not that spicy. You choose songs by searching either by artist or song title on the TV screen. It was a bit confusing for us initially to figure out how to look up and input songs, but after a couple of mishaps we eventually figured it out. They also have books, but it was much easier to search on the screen. They offer songs in many different languages, but we primarily just looked at the American songs. Sadly the song selection was a bit limited. They had some random new songs but not everything. Each song was accompanied by a video that looked like it was straight out of a kpop music video. We were pretty amused the entire time. We sang 25 songs for the two hours we were here, so $25 is such a good deal for just the karaoke portion.