Gono Karaoke

What is Gono Karaoke? Tucked beneath street level at 2156 Yonge Street, just south of Eglinton Station, Gono Karaoke is Midtown Toronto’s dedicated alcohol-free Korean noraebang. The basement venue features seven retro-styled private singing rooms outfitted with plush modular banquettes, neon mood lighting, and modern TJ-style touchscreen systems loaded with multilingual catalogs and seamless YouTube backup search. It also features a quirky dress-up photo station equipped with Korean school uniforms and props for pre-singing snapshots.

Gono Karaoke Menu & What to Order Operating as a completely dry, family-friendly lounge, Gono pairs its private rooms with an array of imported Korean convenience-store snacks, soft drinks, and easy bites from the self-serve noodle bar upstairs, 111 Ramyun. Belt out pop anthems while slurping custom-broth bowls of Shin Ramen Toomba or spicy Budaejjigae loaded with cheese and sausage. Round out your spread with crispy Korean corn dogs, triangle kimbap, and sweet street-style fish pastries, washing everything down with a chilled watermelon ade or canned Milkis.

Know Before You Go This Midtown outpost is strictly alcohol-free with a firm no-BYOB policy; if you are looking for late-night cocktails and soju towers, head to sister outpost Gono Plus on Sheppard instead. Small and medium rooms are open to walk-ins, but large party suites should be reserved in advance through their online booking form, particularly for weekend birthday celebrations. The venue sits a short two-minute stroll south of Eglinton subway station, with Green P parking available on nearby side streets.