If you’ve ever dreamed of belting out your favorite hits in front of a cheering crowd—or just a few supportive friends with cocktails in hand—Ocean Prime in Maspeth, Queens has your Friday night plans covered.
Every Friday from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m., Ocean Prime transforms from a sleek seafood hotspot into a late-night karaoke lounge where anyone with the guts (and a little liquid courage) can take the mic and let loose. Whether you’re a Beyoncé-in-the-shower type or a seasoned karaoke king, this weekly event welcomes all voices, vibes, and vibes-only performances.
Located right in the heart of Maspeth, Ocean Prime is already known for its elevated American classics and seafood dishes, chilled martinis, and stylish, lounge-like ambiance. But after hours on Fridays, the lights dim, the speakers turn up, and the mic goes hot. It’s karaoke night—and it’s quickly becoming one of Queens’ best-kept nightlife secrets.
“We wanted to give our guests a reason to stay late, sing loud, and make memories,” says Ocean Prime owner, Jose. “Karaoke night started out as something fun for our regulars, but it’s taken on a life of its own. People come from all over Queens and even Brooklyn to sing.”
For locals in Maspeth and beyond, Ocean Prime’s karaoke night offers the perfect blend of entertainment and elegance. It’s ideal for birthday parties, late dinners that turn into dance parties, or just letting off steam after a long week. Guests are encouraged to come early, enjoy dinner, then stay for the show—or star in it.
Ocean Prime is located at 64-14 Flushing Ave. in Maspeth, Queens, with plenty of nearby parking and easy access from major Queens roadways.
No cover, no minimum, and no experience required—just good vibes and a willingness to sing your heart out. So if you’ve been searching for the perfect Friday night mix of food, friends, and falsettos, you’ve found it.
Ocean Prime Karaoke Fridays
🎤 Every Friday | 10 PM – 2 AM
📍 64-14 Flushing Ave in Maspeth, Queens
🍸 Great food. Strong drinks. Bad singing. (In the best way.)
Mic drop.
