SHOUT Karaoke

What is SHOUT Karaoke? Operating just north of Finch on the lower level of 5600 Yonge Street, SHOUT (질러 노래방) is an enduring cornerstone of North York’s vibrant Korean noraebang strip. Founded in 2006 by a South Korean immigrant, the space houses 11 private singing suites decked out with disco lighting, responsive tambourines, scoring modules, and dual touchscreen consoles backed by a 50,000-plus multilingual catalog and ad-free YouTube streaming. Inside each room, plush wraparound leather banquettes enclose low tables built for lively late-night group sessions.

SHOUT Karaoke Menu & What to Order The counter service menu covers essential noraebang fuel engineered to keep energy high and vocal cords ready between power ballads. Order cold bottles of Korean soju or lightly sparkling, milky makgeolli, complemented by piping-hot bowls of Korean instant ramen noodles and chewy shredded dried squid served with savory dip. Large parties can also opt for full spirit bottle setups alongside imported Asian beers, chilled aloe juices, Korean canned teas, and assortment bags of crunchy Korean snacks.

Know Before You Go Reservations can be booked over the phone on weekdays, but weekend evenings and holidays operate strictly on a walk-in basis where waitlists build quickly after 9:00 p.m. Arriving during the daily 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. happy hour secures the best room rates and immediate availability. Located a short three-minute walk north of Finch subway station, the venue offers limited paid parking in the rear lot off Yonge Street and stays open 365 days a year until 3:30 a.m. on weeknights and 4:00 a.m. on weekends.