Shrine Room Karaoke | LA

Name: Shrine Room Karaoke | LA
Address: 2999 West 6th Street, Los Angeles, CA, 90020, US
Telephone: (213) 738-5034
Price range: $$$
Rating: 3.8

Egyptian-themed private karaoke rooms with premium sound and late-night fun in LA.

3.8(5 reviews)

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Services Offered

Private Karaoke Rooms

Spacious, Egyptian-themed rooms with premium sound systems and customizable lighting for groups up to 6+ people.

Late-Night Sessions

Open until early morning hours, perfect for spontaneous fun and celebrations with hourly or package rates.

Food and Drink Packages

Includes soju, beer, and fried snacks with minimum spend options for groups to enhance the experience.

YouTube Connectivity

Hook up your phone to access unlimited songs via YouTube for a personalized karaoke playlist.

Event and Party Booking

Reservations available for birthdays, corporate events, and special occasions with group-friendly amenities.

Reviews

3.8(5 reviews)

Rating Distribution

Dave Hall

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4 months ago

Pretty sure this place is closed. We tried making an appointment and couldn't get anyone on phone or email. Showed up Friday night and it looked abandoned. Shame as this had become our go-to spot.

Melisa Des Rosiers

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6 months ago

Good service and pretty good rates. Rooms are cool, have a good speaker system and lights. You can also hook up your phone to use YouTube which is a big plus! No tambourines, though, so bring your own!

Julia Steph

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7 months ago

Randomly found this place at 2am. Between 7 people we split for I guess two hours and it was $55. Their min is $189 that comes with soju, beer, and some small fried food. They didn’t tell me the hour rate. Now that I see the receipt I see it must of been $50 per hour. My total was $381 and we split it. My friends had a great time and I had fun. It is expensive though so worth it with a big enough group. It’s very clean place.

Frances Z

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10 months ago

I came here once and the owner was so sweet, which made me want to come back. But on my second visit, the experience was completely different—rude service, a sudden $250 minimum, and we were told we needed a reservation, even though almost all the rooms were empty. It felt really disrespectful. I won’t be returning. But please do say hi to the owner and his sweet dog.

Sheila Loza

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about 4 years ago

So we spent awhile looking for a good karaoke place to sing at (one that doesn't feel sketchy, we were there from 9-11pm) and we chose to come here. The guys at the front desk were super helpful and welcoming, even though we didn't have reservations (call ahead and make reservations, rn they aren't busy!). The interior is insane with the Egypt themes and little lights, but the private rooms are HUGEEE. I think you can bring a group of 6 comfortably in there and still have space. The food can be expensive, but if you want a light snack they have small plates for $12-$15. Overall, i am definitely coming back!