MOYAGI IN PRESS
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The Standard
The Cut
Karaoke with a stranger is ordinarily a daunting prospect, but actor Archie Madekwe is fearless behind a microphone. On a scorching hot afternoon in July, Madekwe — all six feet and five inches of him — settles into the plush seats that wrap around the walls of a private room in Moyagi, a high-end 1920s Japan-inspired karaoke haven just off Regent Street in London.
Financial Times
What’s your go-to karaoke tune? And have you considered what you might like to eat while performing it? Karaoke clubs have not typically been the sort of places one might associate with fine food. But with the advent of a new wave of upscale karaoke clubs, so too has arrived a more elevated menu.
Country & Town House
There’s a luxury karaoke revolution happening in London, and Moyagi is leading the way. Combining a cool, seductive aesthetic with tech of the highest calibre, Moyagi is revolutionising karaoke as we know it.
The Sauce
While some karaoke outings may involve sticky floors and even more questionable song selections, Moyagi is karaoke’s knight in shining sequined armour. Bottle service, top-notch sound, and a library of over 150,000 songs. This swanky new spot in Marylebone is basically karaoke for grown-ups.
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