Blue Ocean Lounge

I came here with my friends because one of my friend knows the owner. This place is pretty clean. They didn’t check ID, but then again most asian places don’t. Colorful karaōke rooms. The English song selection wasn’t that great. The service was pretty good. Every time we flick the service switch, our server would come quick and would clear away our empty glasses each time. But yea I would come here just because it is very conveniently close to where I am.

Out of all the CHINESE bars that Brooklyn has to offer this is by far the cleanest one.

I’ve been here a few times merely out of convenience since most of my friends and I live in the neighborhood and don’t feel like driving out to the city or Williamsburg for a quick drink – and that’s just about all the time you want to spend here. like Briana M., pointed out, it’s your typical sketchy Asian lounge (but a bit cleaner looking since it’s only a couple years old) with people playing dice, singing loud karaōke, and mixing green tea and. hennessy? not sure what exactly. It’s not even a good place to just catch up with friends since the Chinese music is BLARING in the background and the crowd just isnt friendly/​eye candy/​anything short of friends of the bartenders/​waitresses/​neighborhoods minors that somehow got past the «bouncer» out front.

This is your classic sketchy Asian lounge featuring private karaōke rooms. The song selection was dismal (if you’re restricted to English) but the video footage behind every song was hysterical. I recall kangaroos «hugging» and grazing to «My Humps». The best part was probably discovering that Black Label and bottled green tea is an incredible combination.