Great for late night eats, kitchen stay open much later then most restaurants and I even broke out of my karaoke shell. Such a fun spot on a Friday night. They do let you make reservations ahead of time if you have a large group. It was a great spot to celebrate a friend's birthday. Very unassuming from the outside but such fun vibes inside.

I LOVE Miki's for karaoke. The selection is endless. I think they have every song in their catalog. The set up is great because the lyrics play in front of the performer but also behind them so the audience can sing along. It's not a huge space, so the vibe is pretty intimate. I've eaten here a few times and the food is just okay to me. I'm willing to give more items a try, but the things I've had were just average to me. They have a full bar and tons of drink options. If you love a low-key atmosphere for a karaoke bar - this is definitely the place to be.

Food and drinks were delicious. Easy and awesome iPad karaoke system (Karafun I believe). The owners were incredibly friendly and spent time with us at the end of the night, and let our group enjoy ourselves there until the last possible moment... Can't wait to go back!

lol sooooo no photos could be made soon as it hit the table the food was demolished. Bulgogi. With sweet potato glass noodles & sides for Selvi, Imani had the tuna k-cupbop and I had the galbi marinated short ribs with kimchi Maaaan so good. Ms Miki is amazing and took very excellent care of us!

What a super cool venue for karaoke! It was very chill and not as pushy or crazy as other local karaoke bars, and the service, drinks, and prices were wonderful and reasonable. The vibe here was low-key fun! We didn't have food, but I heard other people raving about it and the menu was so creative.

My friend came a few months ago when they had opened and suggested we come for dinner. It was a Wednesday night, so they weren't busy. Maybe it's busier on weekends. No one was singing karaoke tonight. It's a large space though! 2 rooms and outdoor seating to accommodate for crowds. You order at the counter and then they'll bring out the food. I got a 22oz Kirin! Surprisingly I finished it! My friend got Sapporo. We also shared lychee soju, one of my favorite flavors. They have a lot of flavor choices! I will add that the soju was pricey--as in it's the usual price they'd charge at a restaurant. But I can't complain. Soju is pricey when you live inland LOL For food, we shared the pajeon which wasn't too big and was delicious with the bits of seafood in it! It wasn't as crispy as how it is at other Korean spots I've been to in other cities but not bad! My friend and I both did cupbops. It gave me Bibibop vibes, for anyone whose had their food in Ohio lol It was served in a bowl with carrots, mushrooms, bean sprouts, lettuce, egg and noodles. I got mine with bulgogi while my friend chose tuna. It's pretty substantial and is worth it for the price. I was stuffed! It tasted good, but does need the sauces. They didn't have any sitting out, so my friend asked for the house sauce and yum yum at the counter. We got the mild version of the house sauce but I'm curious about the spicier options. Staff was nice! The owner was at the counter and was pretty personable. Glad to see a little corner of K-town here in Louisville!

Legit Korean food here. Karaoke and drinks are the main attraction but don't sleep on the food. Miki is cooking up great food in the back patio. If you order the unmarinated pork belly, you can grill table side.

We tried the kimbap, wings and bulgogi. The bulgogi was a very large portion and all of the food was excellent. Super clean, cold beer and excellent service.

This restaurant is a karaoke restaurant with Korean food. The English description of the pajeon was "Seafood & vegetable pancake," but it was smaller than expected, and I could not find seafood in it. Not many chicken wings. They are spicy with a gochujang base. It was delicious, though. If you don't like spicy food, you can order the sauce separately. The ramen and cup bop were pretty standard. What makes this restaurant special is the feeling of having a fun party with strangers. I'm not a good singer. So I just clapped along to the songs people were singing. When the songs ended, many people cheered and seemed to be enjoying themselves. You can feel like a singer. Of course, I guess the food included the price of the song. You don't have to pay extra for singing. Have a good time with your friend at Miki's.