GANGNAMBOUTIQUEGangnam KTV

24h · English available

Gangnam KTV booking

Tell us four things and we hold a Gangnam KTV room for you. No name, no ID, no deposit.

What to send

Four things

That is all we need to find a seat tonight.

StepWhat happens
Party sizeHow many people. This decides the room, and a large party needs a large room — there is usually one per venue.
TimeWhat time you arrive and roughly how long you stay. 22:00–01:00 is the busiest.
BudgetA rough figure is enough. We only shortlist venues that fit it.
DrinksWhisky, wine or beer. This moves the total more than anything else.
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How it works

From message to seat

StepWhat happens
1. Message usParty size, what time, and roughly what you want to spend. English is fine. No name or ID needed.
2. We check tonightWe call the venues that fit and confirm a room is free. This takes a few minutes, not a day.
3. Cost confirmedWe send the itemised amount before you go. Nothing is added afterwards unless you order more.
4. You arriveWe send the address in English and Korean — show it to the taxi driver. Give your name at the door.
At the venue

What happens when you arrive

StepWhat happens
At the doorGive your name. Staff already have the booking. There is no sign-in and no membership.
SeatingYou are shown to the room that was held for you. If your party changed size, tell us before you arrive.
OrderingDrinks and food are ordered inside. Anything beyond what we confirmed is told to you at that moment.
LeavingYou settle at the venue. The amount matches what we sent you, unless you ordered more.
Getting homeAsk the staff for a taxi, or tell us and we call one. Designated-driver service is available if you drove.
FAQ

Before you ask

Do I need to pay a deposit?No. Nothing is paid in advance. You settle at the venue when you leave, and the amount was already confirmed before you entered.
Can I cancel?Yes, just tell us. There is no cancellation fee because nothing was paid. Let us know as early as you can so the seat goes to someone else.
How far ahead should I book?Monday to Wednesday, a few hours is enough. Friday and Saturday fill up — a day ahead is safer, and a large party should book earlier.
Will someone speak English at the venue?There is no full-time interpreter. We pass your requests to the venue beforehand, and simple English usually works inside.
Can I pay by foreign card?Most venues accept it, but not all. Tell us in advance and we check with the venue before you go.
Is there a dress code?A collared top, long trousers and proper shoes. Shorts and sandals are turned away at some venues.

Ask in English

Tell us how many people, what time, and roughly what you want to spend. We check which venues have seats tonight and give you the itemised cost before you go in — nothing changes afterwards.