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“There’s nothing like it in Byron and we really wanted to inject some instant fun into the brand in a way that made sense.<\/p>\n
“It’s just good old-fashioned fun! It’s nostalgic and it’s a great way to release stress and just let it go.<\/p>\n
“Byron’s nightlife is evolving, and people are craving unique experiences.”<\/p>\n
The team moved around some furniture to turn area on the left side of the restaurant that wasn’t being used as much into the three karaoke rooms.<\/p>\n
Ennis, who worked as a private chef for Saudi royalty prior to becoming a restaurateur, has owned various venues in Byron Bay over the last decade, including The Roadhouse, Di Vino and The Italia.<\/p>\n
He and co-owner Jack Tupper also co-own and operate Main Street Burger Bar down the road.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
BYRON BAY’S nightlife just got a bit more exciting, as Tokyo Doll Japanese Restaurant and Bar debuts the town’s first-ever karaoke rooms with a playlist of 100,000 songs. There are two small rooms for groups of up to eight people, and a larger room that can hold up to 15 people. Guests can enjoy a […]<\/p>\n