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Moxie Izakaya Restaurant & Karaoke is Arcadia’s premier destination for authentic Japanese dining and private karaoke. We offer a unique dinner-and-karaoke experience, featuring a full menu of fresh sushi, yakitori (Japanese skewers), ramen, and specialty dishes like uni udon. Our modern private rooms accommodate groups of all sizes, from intimate gatherings of 2 to large celebrations of up to 50 guests, making us the perfect venue for birthdays, corporate events, and team-building in the San Gabriel Valley. Moxie is proud to be a family-friendly establishment. Guests of all ages can enjoy our high-quality sound systems and our popular complimentary fully automatic cotton candy machine. Conveniently located on Baldwin Ave, we serve guests
Hours
| Friday | 6 PM–2 AM |
| Saturday | 3 PM–2 AM |
| Sunday | 3 PM–2 AM |
| Monday | 6 PM–2 AM |
| Tuesday | 6 PM–2 AM |
| Wednesday | 6 PM–2 AM |
| Thursday | 6 PM–2 AM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: Top Floor, 1205 S Baldwin Ave Unit A, Arcadia, CA 91007
Phone: (626) 525-8889
Website: https://moxiekaraoke.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: moxiekaraoke.com
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Reviews
Fang Phattha
This is my favorite karaoke lounge so far in SoCal area (from all of LA and OC). It has a lot of new Asian songs from China, Japan, Thai, Vietnam, etc. I got to sing my favorite jpop band’s songs from this year, which is quite impossible in other lounge since they didn’t have Japanese songs at all. My friend sang a lot of new Chinese songs that are popular in the singer shows. The happy hours deal was super worth it. It’s $30 per person but you get $30 worth of food with that. Servers were very friendly. Stereo sound was very good. The place is a bit tricky to find, you have to go up the second floor parking lot to find it. It’s next to Daiso.
… moreAiden Di Carlo
WARNING: Moxie Izakaya Restaurant & Karaoke is charging hidden fees that are ILLEGAL. When you book a room on their Squarespace site, the stated price does not include a mandatory 18% service charge. This service charge is only stated under their cancellation policy, which is hidden unless you click on it. According to California SB 478, “Restaurants must clearly and conspicuously display any mandatory fees or charges on menus and notices before purchase.” Anyone reasonable would argue this service charge is not clearly or conspicuously displayed.
Under the U.S. Fair Credit Billing Act, you can dispute credit card charges that violate law. If you purchased anything at Moxie, you may be able to DISPUTE THE CHARGE to get your money back!
It’s shameful the owners of Moxie resort to such dishonest and illegal tactics. Other than this issue, my karaoke experience was decent.
… moreUnder the U.S. Fair Credit Billing Act, you can dispute credit card charges that violate law. If you purchased anything at Moxie, you may be able to DISPUTE THE CHARGE to get your money back!
It’s shameful the owners of Moxie resort to such dishonest and illegal tactics. Other than this issue, my karaoke experience was decent.
Alex Vasquez
Great spot for karaoke and random snack foods. Good for large parties or small parties where even if it’s just a couple of you dinking off and singing songs. The song selections are pretty darn good. I feel like they should have an app that would make things a lot easier. But highly recommend
… moreDiana Chang
We had an amazing experience at Moxie in Arcadia! Everything we ordered was packed with flavor and beautifully presented. Highlights included the Sea Urchin Cream Udon with Shrimp & Caviar—rich, creamy, and indulgent—and the Truffle Grilled Pork Belly, which was melt-in-your-mouth delicious. The Chili Garlic Edamame and Baked Mussels were perfect starters, and the Yuzu Garlic Fried Rice was a surprising standout. Don’t skip the grilled skewers—we loved the Chicken Liver, Chicken Skin, and Beef Hanger Steak.
To top it all off, the lemon soju was refreshing and just the right amount of fun.
… moreTo top it all off, the lemon soju was refreshing and just the right amount of fun.
Audrey Han
We came to Moxie Lounge & Karaoke for our friend’s birthday specifically because of their advertised Happy Hour Special. Their official website clearly shows a “Happy Hour Special $30 per person with food and drinks included” and even has a “Book Now” button right underneath. Nowhere on that page does it say that Happy Hour pricing only applies to phone bookings or that online reservations count as “packages” that don’t qualify. Poster does mention restrictions apply, but those restrictions are not displayed together with the ad as it should be.
We booked online following the ad and arrived during Happy Hour, ordering food within the Happy Hour time frame. When the bill came, we were stunned bc omg it was over $700 for 3.5 hours and food for only 4 out of 9 our people. When we questioned it, staff refused to honor the Happy Hour pricing, claiming our booking didn’t qualify because it was made online.
The manager tried to justify it by saying the full policy was “technically” available through a tiny hyperlink hidden at the end of the checkout process, which says Happy Hour can’t be combined with packages. That link is buried and not visible anywhere on the promotional page or booking screen… which is a textbook case of misleading and deceptive advertising in violation of California Business & Professions Code §§ 17500 and 17200, which prohibit false or unfair business practices. This law is in place to protect consumers from businesses like THEM.
When I explained this to him and cited the law, he called me “missy” in a condescending tone and refused to honor the advertised pricing. He offered a 10% discount “as a courtesy,” which I was clearly still dissatisfied about because it should have been honored instead. When we went to pay, he tried to charge the full amount without the discount, lying to my friend (who was paying) that “she said she didn’t want the discount.” Why would anyone go through all this trouble just to refuse a discount? It was manipulative and unprofessional.
He even mentioned that someone had previously disputed a charge with their bank and that “the bank was on his side,” implying we shouldn’t bother. That tells me this isn’t an isolated case. it’s a repeated pattern of misleading customers. Also, are you seriously trying to brag about sucessfully commiting fraud? That’s ridiculous.
I told him clearly that if his business wants to avoid confusion in the future, the Happy Hour page needs to publicly disclose that online bookings do not qualify. He thanked me for the “suggestion” and brushed it off as a “misunderstanding.” Yes. It’s a misunderstanding caused by your business’s failure to disclose important information, which is literally the definition of false advertising.
We left feeling cheated, disrespected, and disappointed. What should’ve been a fun birthday celebration ended with a frustrating argument over misleading terms and dishonest conduct.
With all this, the workers here serving food and catering rooms where exceptional, they were great! It’s the disrespectful business owners and horrible policies that ruin the entire experience. I feel sorry for the workers having these people as their boss. Their promotions are deceptive, their policies are hidden, and their management is unprofessional and dismissive when confronted. Do Not Give Them Your Business. They run business with fraudulent intent.
Edit: Your response does not validate the false advertisement and goes directly against CA State Law and has been reported to the County.
… moreWe booked online following the ad and arrived during Happy Hour, ordering food within the Happy Hour time frame. When the bill came, we were stunned bc omg it was over $700 for 3.5 hours and food for only 4 out of 9 our people. When we questioned it, staff refused to honor the Happy Hour pricing, claiming our booking didn’t qualify because it was made online.
The manager tried to justify it by saying the full policy was “technically” available through a tiny hyperlink hidden at the end of the checkout process, which says Happy Hour can’t be combined with packages. That link is buried and not visible anywhere on the promotional page or booking screen… which is a textbook case of misleading and deceptive advertising in violation of California Business & Professions Code §§ 17500 and 17200, which prohibit false or unfair business practices. This law is in place to protect consumers from businesses like THEM.
When I explained this to him and cited the law, he called me “missy” in a condescending tone and refused to honor the advertised pricing. He offered a 10% discount “as a courtesy,” which I was clearly still dissatisfied about because it should have been honored instead. When we went to pay, he tried to charge the full amount without the discount, lying to my friend (who was paying) that “she said she didn’t want the discount.” Why would anyone go through all this trouble just to refuse a discount? It was manipulative and unprofessional.
He even mentioned that someone had previously disputed a charge with their bank and that “the bank was on his side,” implying we shouldn’t bother. That tells me this isn’t an isolated case. it’s a repeated pattern of misleading customers. Also, are you seriously trying to brag about sucessfully commiting fraud? That’s ridiculous.
I told him clearly that if his business wants to avoid confusion in the future, the Happy Hour page needs to publicly disclose that online bookings do not qualify. He thanked me for the “suggestion” and brushed it off as a “misunderstanding.” Yes. It’s a misunderstanding caused by your business’s failure to disclose important information, which is literally the definition of false advertising.
We left feeling cheated, disrespected, and disappointed. What should’ve been a fun birthday celebration ended with a frustrating argument over misleading terms and dishonest conduct.
With all this, the workers here serving food and catering rooms where exceptional, they were great! It’s the disrespectful business owners and horrible policies that ruin the entire experience. I feel sorry for the workers having these people as their boss. Their promotions are deceptive, their policies are hidden, and their management is unprofessional and dismissive when confronted. Do Not Give Them Your Business. They run business with fraudulent intent.
Edit: Your response does not validate the false advertisement and goes directly against CA State Law and has been reported to the County.
Ran S
They charged an 18% service fee. When there was no beer on the table at 2 o’clock, the waiter took away all our beer without saying a word without saying a word. They can take it away, but they don’t have the right to take it away, because we have paid for it. They made a lot of trouble and called the police. Because the waiter had left, the police just came to ask about the situation, and we did not receive an apology from the manager or the waiter. This store is very disrespectful to customers. They don’t tell them anything in advance, and there is no minimum respect for customers.
… moredora guerrero
The gal pals and I wanted to celebrate a fellow gal’s bachelorette party before her big day. So one of the other gals said we should get together and surprise her with some leis and karaoke!
Luckily we came during happy hour, which meant that we all got in for $30, to sing all we want during the allotted happy hour time (we stayed for 3 hours)! They even give you a $30 credit to use towards food and drinks!
The gal pals shared a few soju bombs, and we tried some Yakitori, sushi and other tasty bites.
The room was great! Super clean, and looked really nice. The interface was cool, and had the option for YouTube but we didn’t try it. I also liked that you can usually sing along to the music video instead of weird Asian stock photos in the background!
Really cool spot for karaoke and such a great value during happy hour!
… moreLuckily we came during happy hour, which meant that we all got in for $30, to sing all we want during the allotted happy hour time (we stayed for 3 hours)! They even give you a $30 credit to use towards food and drinks!
The gal pals shared a few soju bombs, and we tried some Yakitori, sushi and other tasty bites.
The room was great! Super clean, and looked really nice. The interface was cool, and had the option for YouTube but we didn’t try it. I also liked that you can usually sing along to the music video instead of weird Asian stock photos in the background!
Really cool spot for karaoke and such a great value during happy hour!
Veronica Zeng
We spent 3 hrs. Had a lot of fun. Need to Inform your party that it’s above the building. Parking is at 2nd level.separate from the main level.
… moreTi Mao
Unique and aesthically pleasing Karaoke Bar. Very cool with humongous wall to wall , virtual reality effect, ambient lighting. They serve drink, liquor, fushionJapanese food.
Private room with small,medium and large sizes. They also have a public karaoke area.
Awesome customer service. We definitely will go back. Huge free parking area..
… morePrivate room with small,medium and large sizes. They also have a public karaoke area.
Awesome customer service. We definitely will go back. Huge free parking area..
Sydney Crigler
extremely racist establishment told us one price in the phone for reservation. but as soon as we walked in the door and they saw all Black people they said two times the rate. DO NOT COME HERE.
… more