Yellow

I didn’t have much expectations about Yellow, so walking in there this past weekend was a pleasant suprise. Its a chill little spot down in Chinatown that has a karaōke room downstairs. The upstairs is a standard bar with some seating in the back and front. The basement level with the karaōke is an open room with multiple TV’s playing the music. No private rooms so you will be singing in front of everyone downstairs. Crowd is predominately Chinese so you will hear alot of Chinese tunes selected. As another reviewer noted there are a few young kids that like to hang out upstairs, but from what I saw they weren’t bothering anyone. Just hanging around. This isn’t a bad place to check out if you’re in the mood to sing some karaōke in a real Chinese spot.

The place has a selection of drinks, this place turns into a karaōke bar where you can request songs. The drinks where OK priced the the songs that where played are just OK. — this place is just OK

All these bad ratings but it’s not that bad when I’ve gone after a cheap but tasty dinner at Joe Shanghi. They sell buckets which is nice if you have a few people tagging along, and it’s relatively close to the subway. Watch out for the old lady that sits at the end of the bar though… Scarrrry :)

The crowd is absolutely gross and full of wannabe thug asian kids (KIDS — yes ranging from 16 – 25 — the «older» ones without jobs probably)
If you’re not a-​z-​n, they’ll probably try to pick a wannabe fight with you (they pretty much say «we don’t like (insert politically incorrect names here)») — they tried to with my Indian friends who are ATTORNEYS… and it’s just like uhhh okayyy…
They have «karaōke» in the basement — and it is a total gimmick. The TV is a small old 32 inch TV — you know the TV that they show videos on back in elementary school??? Yea THOSE! I don’t even want to go into the song collection bc the TV was just totally stupid. So cheap and bootleg. The «room» (aka basement) is huge so if you’re with a lot of friends, you’re basically all sitting around a small dinky TV and trying to «sing» with their nasty mics. How fun.(not) The drinks are nothing special and they had «food» there but its nothing great with premium prices. I don’t know if they’ve gotten a new TV by now bc I went two years ago — but if not for the gimmicky «karaōke,» the crowd leaves something to be desired.