Young St Karaoke Lounge

Probably the best night hangout spot in Mississauga

Probably the best karaoke place in the GTA. Great selection for new English songs. Great prices for alcohol, their packages are great. Best sound system, makes me sound like Sam Smith. And the best part is there's a public lounge so you don't need to book a whole room if you have a small party.

Great place to hang out with friends. At the entrance there are two pool tables, where you can play if you wish. One of my main problems is that you cannot do a custom songs. They do have a wide variety of songs to choose from. The room itself was a bit dirty, but it was big and had enough room for like 10 people.

Young st. Karaoke was a nice clean place to sing. Rooms provide great privacy and it feels like its closed to the outside. Music selection was great, really updated song selwction. The only downside is they are not searchable directly.... You have to play around with the combinations of filter searches they have on their interface to find the song you want.

I looked at some of the reviews before going here and none of them really answered my questions so here's a review that hopefully covers a lot of important points.

First thing is that this place looked great! The rooms were a good size, the couches were comfortable, the lighting was really good and I loved the general appearance of the place.

Secondly, there was a button to call for service right inside the room and whenever we pressed it we got very fast service! I ordered regular and sweet potato fries as well as a classic black tea bubble tea and they were all delicious!

Some of the others in my party got other food items (I think lobster balls and chicken strips or something?) and they didn't like them as much, but I'm gonna be honest I didn't go there to have a meal as much as I did to have fun doing karaoke, and they definitely delivered on that front.

The price was very reasonable. We got a small room on a Saturday night for our group of 7 and the minimum spending was 150$ (you buy food and drinks equal to 150$ or more and the room is free) and we ended up spending about 30$/person by the end which is very reasonable for hours of fun on a Saturday night!

The system to pick and play songs had a lot of good functions, like making it easy to change the volume, pitch of the song, pause it, add or remove the actual vocals of the song (this was very helpful as we could add the main vocals back in when we forgot how a song actually went, then take them off and go from there).

My biggest and only issue is that it was incredibly difficult and sometimes impossible to work the search function effectively. I tried searching for many songs and no results showed up, but then while manually scrolling through the entire list of songs I would see the songs I had previously searched for! I found some results by putting the first letter of the song and searching through all of those for the one I was looking for, but then if I put in more letters sometimes the results would disappear. For example searching for 'teardrops on my guitar' you could type in 't' and find it amongst all the 't' results but searching for 'teardrops' it wouldn't show up, and the same thing happened with many other songs too. It was admittedly very frustrating at times.

Overall though it was a fun time and we enjoyed it.