Every Thursday night at Dhaba Indian Kitchen in central Copenhagen, a former bank vault with thick walls, soft sofas, green lighting and a professional karaoke system opens its door to the public. Usually the room is rented privately for company parties and birthdays; on this evening anyone can book a ticket, alone, with a friend or with the whole team, and join the evening's choir.
The set-up includes two hours of karaoke with a songbook spanning everything from ABBA and Medina to Queen, Bollywood and this year's hits. Drinks are free all evening: draught beer, sparkling wine and cocktails on tap. The room holds up to 25 people, so it is close, warm and loud, which is part of the fun. Since the evening is limited to 25 tickets, it pays to book early.
