Revolution Karaoke Chinese Cusine

The taste is good and the price is affordable. You can order in Chinese, I hope the meat can be a little more...

Nice place! If you get a fun group of friends together you can have a great time here singing karaoke.

The worst experience of my life. The guy was so mean. You could hear a pen fall. It was super small and claustrophobic and you could not speak privately as it was incredibly quiet and you can hear everything in the restaurant. Besides. The food wasn't good. The worker was rude and mean to me and my fiancée for no reason. We had a second group in place and decided not a second time because of the experience we originally had

Had a great time in a karaoke room and got a good meal. It was so much fun and we all want back! I would definitely recommend.

3.5 STARS NOT 3 STARS. WOULD NOT LET ME GIVE HALF STAR. I just went here recently. While unassuming on the outside, the interior is clean and aesthetically pleasing. The interior is broken into two sections: the restaurant section and the back rooms where people can karaoke. When you sit down, there is a large water bottle they have filled so you can pour yourself water throughout the meal; there is a traditional looking teapot that you can pour yourself hot tea from as well. I found this to be convenient and liked the idea of not having to wait for refills. The service is prompt, however there does seem to be a bit of a language barrier with some of the wait staff. This is easily resolved by just pointing to what you want on the menu. Something I didn't appreciate is that our waitress sat down next to us while taking our order and was leaning very closely when we were pointing to the menu to tell her what we wanted. While I understand the language barrier can be an issue, it is still Covid times and I found myself taken a back by her closeness. The portions are filling and the food came out fairly quickly, though the prices were a little bit on the higher end Something to keep in mind is that the food seems to be Sichuan style, which is very spicy asian food. They have red peppers next to the menu items that they consider spicy. The peppers go in a range from 1-3. I ordered the hot and sour soup while my friend ordered one of the dry hot pots. While both only had 1 pepper shown next to them, they were both incredibly spicy. I eat a lot of spicy food and felt like the spice levels depicted by the peppers on the menu, weren't accurate to how spicy the actually was. Apart from the hot food, my friend also ordered a Congee bowl. This was very delicious, however seemed a bit more soupy than I'm typically used to. All in all, the atmosphere is pleasing and the service is fast, but the prices can run on the higher end. While the actual mannerisms of the wait staff was a bit off putting, I again, felt like it could just be due to language and cultural barriers. A key point to keep in mind, if you cannot handle spicy food, do NOT go here. If you like spicy food, this is the place for you! The food packs a bunch of bold flavors and has a traditional Sichuan taste.