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Seminole Heights' Gangchu Chicken & Beer has finally opened the karaoke room

The room features the Singa Karaoke system, multiple HD flat screens, a state-of-the-art sound system and light show.

By Sofía García Vargas on Thu, Mar 3, 2022 at 4:09 pm

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Seminole Heights' Gangchu Chicken & Beer has finally opened the karaoke room

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Chicken, beer and now a karaoke room.

Seminole Heights Korean fried chicken hotspot Gangchu—located at 6618 N Nebraska Ave.—now features a private room with a Singa Karaoke system, multiple HD flat screens, a state-of-the-art sound system and light show.

Available for $10 per person per hour, the experience allows up to 12 guests to choose from one of the largest licensed karaoke song catalogs in Tampa Bay, says Gancghu.

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Additionally, guests are able to order from a full-service bar with signature cocktails, craft beer and wine.

The rooms are also equipped with motion-sensored hand sanitizing stations and they're cleaned with EPA-approved sanitizers. Microphone covers are also provided.

Gancghu encourages reservations for the karaoke room, but walk-in services are available based on reservations.

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Photo by Mark Blohm

Available for $10 per person per hour, Gangchu's karaoke room experience allows up to 12 guests to choose from one of the largest licensed karaoke song catalogs in Tampa Bay.

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