Big Echo Kameido
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Big Echo Kameido is a large karaoke complex operated by Daiichikosho, Japan's leading karaoke chain, located steps from Kameido station. The venue features soundproofed private rooms in various sizes — from intimate booths for two up to party rooms for groups — all equipped with the latest DAM karaoke system offering hundreds of thousands of songs. All-you-can-drink plans (nomihoudai) with 20 to 75+ varieties of beverages are available alongside a full food menu of Japanese pub snacks, fried plates, and party platters. The cheerful, neon-lit lobby and clean modern interiors make it popular with groups celebrating birthdays, company parties, or after-work gatherings.
Address
Japan, 〒136-0071 Tokyo, Koto City, Kameido, 5-chōme−4−１１ 亀五ビル
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Hours
Today
Open now11:00 – 05:00
Monday
11:00 – 05:00
Tuesday
11:00 – 05:00
Wednesday
11:00 – 05:00
Thursday
11:00 – 05:00
Friday
11:00 – 05:00
Saturday
24h
Sunday
00:00 – 05:00
Features
Reservations recommendedCredit cards acceptedEnglish menu availableModern karaoke complex with private roomsGroups, parties, after-work gatheringsPrivate karaoke rooms (2–30 people)Karaoke + all-you-can-drink plansNomihoudai: Premium (75+ drinks), Basic (60+), Light (20+), Soft DrinkKaraoke party food — fried snacks, plattersDAM karaoke system (800,000+ songs)
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Menu
* The menu was scanned by a user, not uploaded by the owner. There may be inaccuracies.
Food
Beer
Highball & Sour
Cocktails & Wine
All-You-Can-Drink Plans
Soft Drinks
Food
French Fries
Golden crispy deep-fried potato sticks seasoned with salt. A light and easy snack ideal for sharing in the karaoke room while singing. Served with ketchup.
¥480
Fried Chicken (Karaage)
Bite-sized pieces of soy-and-ginger marinated chicken deep-fried until golden and juicy inside, with a crispy crust. One of the most popular karaoke snacks — great with beer or highball.
¥580
Crispy Chicken Wings
Marinated chicken wings deep-fried to a crispy golden exterior with succulent, flavor-packed meat. Seasoned with a sweet soy glaze and black pepper. Served with lemon.
¥620
Margherita Pizza
A thin-crust pizza topped with tomato sauce and melted mozzarella cheese, baked until golden and bubbling. A classic that pairs well with drinks during karaoke sessions.
¥780
Mixed Topping Pizza
Thin-crust pizza with a combination of toppings including salami, corn, bell pepper, and mushroom on a tomato-cheese base. Colorful, satisfying, and easy to share.
¥880
Napolitan Spaghetti
A Japanese-style spaghetti tossed in a sweet tomato ketchup sauce with sausage, onion, and bell pepper, pan-fried for a slightly smoky edge. A nostalgic comfort dish.
¥750
Takoyaki (Octopus Balls)
Six crispy-outside, gooey-inside dashi-infused batter balls with tender octopus pieces inside, topped with okonomiyaki sauce, mayonnaise, bonito flakes, and aonori. A classic Japanese street snack.
¥550
Edamame
Steamed young soybeans in the pod, generously salted. Light, nutritious, and the perfect accompaniment to beer or any drink during a karaoke session.
¥350
Mixed Nuts
A generous serving of mixed salted nuts including cashews, almonds, and peanuts. A simple, satisfying snack for the table.
¥380
Potato Chips
Crispy thin-sliced potato chips. A simple grab-and-go snack between songs. Available in salt or consommé flavor.
¥320
Cheese Platter
A selection of sliced cheeses served with crackers and fruit. Great for sharing with wine or cocktails during a longer karaoke session.
¥780
Party Platter
A large sharing platter for groups, combining karaage fried chicken, pizza slices, spring rolls, takoyaki, and fries — perfect for birthday celebrations or after-work parties.
¥2,200
Beer
Draft Beer (Medium)
Chilled draft beer served in a medium mug. Crisp, refreshing, and the most popular accompaniment to karaoke snacks.
¥550
Draft Beer (Large)
A large mug of chilled draft beer — ideal for groups. The same crisp lager as the medium, just more of it.
¥750
Bottled Beer
Chilled bottled beer (Asahi, Sapporo, or Kirin available). Served cold in a 350ml bottle with a glass.
¥550
Highball & Sour
Whisky Highball
Japanese blended whisky mixed with chilled carbonated water in a 1:4 ratio. Crisp, lightly smoky, and endlessly refreshing. The go-to karaoke drink in Japan.
¥500
Lemon Sour
Shochu mixed with lemon juice and carbonated water, delivering a bright, citrusy, and refreshing fizzy drink with a mild alcohol content. Japan's most popular izakaya cocktail.
¥480
Ume (Plum) Sour
Shochu mixed with tart ume (Japanese plum) juice and soda water. Sweet, sour, and fruity — a lighter, fragrant alternative to lemon sour.
¥480
Grapefruit Sour
Shochu and grapefruit juice topped with carbonated water. Slightly bitter, citrusy, and refreshing — a popular choice among those who prefer a less sweet drink.
¥480
Calpis Sour
Shochu mixed with Calpis (a Japanese lactic acid soft drink) and soda, giving a milky-sweet, gently tangy fizzy cocktail. Very popular with lighter drinkers.
¥480
Cocktails & Wine
Cassis Orange
Blackcurrant liqueur (crème de cassis) mixed with fresh orange juice. Sweet, fruity, and vibrant in color — one of the most ordered cocktails at Japanese karaoke bars.
¥550
Cassis Soda
Blackcurrant liqueur topped with soda water. Lighter than cassis orange with a more refreshing, sparkling finish.
¥550
Gin & Tonic
Premium gin served over ice with tonic water and a wedge of lime. Clean, botanical, and refreshingly bitter.
¥580
Cocktail Flight (3 varieties)
A trio of mini cocktails — choose three varieties from the cocktail menu. A fun way to try multiple flavors during a group session.
¥1,200
Red Wine (Glass)
A glass of house red wine. Medium-bodied with soft tannins — a good match for the pizza and cheese platter.
¥580
White Wine (Glass)
A glass of house white wine. Crisp and dry with light citrus notes. Pairs well with lighter food items.
¥580
All-You-Can-Drink Plans
Premium All-You-Can-Drink Plan
Big Echo's top-tier unlimited drink plan covering 75 or more varieties including premium whisky highballs, imported beer, cocktails, wine, shochu sours, soft drinks, and more. Duration: typically 90–120 minutes. Best value for groups who want full variety.
¥1,980
Basic All-You-Can-Drink Plan
Unlimited drinks covering 60+ varieties including draft beer, highballs, standard cocktails, shochu sours, and soft drinks. A popular mid-range plan for most groups.
¥1,580
Light All-You-Can-Drink Plan
Unlimited drinks covering 20+ varieties — a focused selection of beer, highball, standard sours, and soft drinks. The most economical unlimited plan, suited for shorter sessions.
¥1,280
Soft Drink All-You-Can-Drink Plan
Unlimited non-alcoholic beverages including cola, orange juice, oolong tea, ginger ale, and Calpis. Ideal for designated drivers, minors, or those who prefer not to drink alcohol.
¥780
Soft Drinks
Cola
Classic carbonated cola served over ice in a tall glass. Refreshing and sweet — a universal crowd-pleaser.
¥380
Oolong Tea
Chilled oolong tea, lightly earthy and mildly sweet. A popular non-alcoholic choice at karaoke venues, often mixed with plum wine (uron-hai).
¥350
Orange Juice
Chilled orange juice served in a tall glass. Sweet and citrusy — also used as a mixer for cocktails.
¥380
Calpis Water
Diluted Calpis, Japan's beloved milky lactic-acid soft drink. Lightly sweet, gently tangy, and very refreshing. Popular with all ages.
¥380