Muse Noraebang and Cafe

Legit east Asian style, private room, karaoke! The machines seem to be from 🇰🇷 which adds to the experience but can also be trying at first. The bar serves up all kind of Korean drinks and shot deals which also adds to the overall experience. Had fun but the times slots are very strict since the places is quite small.

This Noraebang is one of the best ones I've been to in Denver. The staff were really kind and accommodating even though we were late to our reservation. They explained how to use everything and made sure everything was set up properly. They had a great song selection in many different languages. Overall it was such a fun time and I highly recommend noraebang to anyone looking for a good time!

This place absolutely exceeded my expectations. I don't remember having this much fun! It was incredible. Such a great karaoke place. 15/10 recommend. Private rooms make the experience 10 times better. They have a collection of songs in English, Spanish, Russian, Chinese, Indonesian, and a couple other languages.

Went for a friend's birthday and had a blast. They were really nice about letting us bring in a birthday cake, and just really nice overall. The seating is a little uncomfortable and the room felt cold (this was in April) but the pros outweigh those little cons for me!

Had so much fun here! The staff is really accommodating. The rooms are great. The system is great. We will be back!

Tell your friends to come join you for shots of Shoju, milky white fermented rice wine, and raucous singing. Good Times. Ask for Kyle or Luke for best service.

Immense fun, kind and hospitable staff, and clean, cool surroundings. My daughter found Muse on Yelp and insisted we visit. I felt very out of place when we walked in, but we were put at ease by a welcoming staff member. I wasn't completely sure kids were allowed, but yes, they are. We sat in the main room and just observed for a little while, eventually asking if we could try a private room--we both love to sing but are incredibly shy. My daughter picked a pretty room with two white sofas and a ceiling-mounted rainbow electronic disco ball. Clean and a little fancy. Everything was in Korean, but the staff member showed us how to use the remote and pulled out a binder listing their American/English songs. There's also a translation reference for the remote on the back of that binder. The karaoke system itself was really nice--great sound from wall/ceiling-mounted speakers, big TV, two mics. The remote allowed adjustment of volume, sound characteristics, tempo and pitch, etc. The English pop song selection was small compared to the Korean binders, but that's probably to be expected. Plenty of old standards, 30-50 songs each from artists like Michael Jackson and The Beatles, a smattering of top 40 from the past few years. Lots of Nirvana, no Tori Amos, one Fiona Apple (if that gives you an idea of the distribution.) There were plenty of songs we knew and could sing together...we'd planned on an hour in the room, but two hours were up before we knew it. The karaoke system seems to play random Korean videos, which was good anachronistic fun. Lyric display was well-synced and while I noticed the occasional spelling/word error, those just added to the experience. Staff brought us refreshments in-room, and there was a concierge phone (although we didn't use it.) They were so kind without seeming disingenuous or over the top--really invested in making sure we had a great experience, and happy we had a blast. Private rooms are usually $25/hour but drop to $20 for happy hour. All in all...cheaper than a movie if you go during happy hour, and two nervous Nellies thought this was so much fun--a minor breakout from our shells and routines. I imagine that a group of extroverts might love it even more. We'll definitely do this again and force/invite the rest of the family to come with. 🙃