Utau Karaokê
Karaoke bar that became a Rio Vermelho fixture with affordable per-person pricing, Japanese-style private rooms, and a mainstream Brazilian and international song catalog. Reservations recommended for weekend nights.
Where to stay near Utau Karaokê
Hotels and rentals within walking distance.
Address
Rua João Gomes, 63, Rio Vermelho
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