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by Colby Zetina on went on opening night with friends. the karaoke here is in small private rooms similar to the type common in asia (like at encore), and is not the american stage style (like at ozzies). they had songs in english, chinese, japanese, and korean. this is one of the swankier ktv places in the city, but is also one of the more expensive. the background lights in the room changed colors throughout the evening, adding some nice ambiance. good looking space, inside and out. the ktv machine is controlled via ipad, which seemed cool at first, but the ipad was was very slow and unresponsive for some reason. service was pretty efficient, especially for being on opening night! the server was nice and came to the room to check on us frequently. p.s. the curry sauce fries were yummy!
by Daron Heiny on When I saw the line outside of Space, I thought I'd been involuntarily teleported to the Houston 500. No NASCAR fans there isn't a new race in Texas, I mean the racing themed gangbang featuring 500 men and 1 very sore woman named Houston. The male to female ratio was roughly 10 to 1 because groups of ladies jet through to the no-wait line.The male patrons had on more glitter and rhinestones than Miss Teen USA contestants. I was so dazed by the sparkling lightshow in the line that I was almost tempted to buy stock in Ed Hardy, Christian Audigier and Affliction Apparel, thankfully the E*Trade app was acting buggy. I'm 6'1" and I could barely see over the sea of gelmets and fauxhawks. If it hadn't been for my former Mansion co-worker Jeff recognizing me, I would've been waiting hours, just to pay a cover that starts at $30. LOCATION: Space is aptly named. You could literally land a UPS plane inside it, or have qualifying races for the Indianapolis 500 (not a gangbang). The second floor has a hip-hop room that's a bit dark (because of the lack of lighting people) and it's fun to see people on X grinding to urban music. If you're brave you can venture out to the patio but bring earplugs, because you'll hear more whistles than a World Cup Final between England and Germany. House music on the first floor is alright, but I'm rarely in costume and fear having an epileptic attack from the sensory overload. MUSIC: I used Shazam to distinguish the 5 layers of drums, synthesizers and violins to get this tag; Heavenly Insomnia by DJ Euro-Trash (Where's My T-Shirt Vocal Remix Feat. The Pill-Poppers) vs. Immortal Beat by The Dubble Technoscope (I'm Too Fatigued To Dance But I Can't Stop My Feet Radio Edit Feat. MC Guidolicious) Unfortunately that was my iPhone's last tag as it exploded as a result of being too close to the speakers during a crescendo. DRINKS: The bars serve drinks in the smallest vessels I've ever seen...and I've been to Scarlett's Cabaret. To help me understand the secret to bartending at Space in 3 easy steps, I've enlisted the help of my friend, Jean-François the Mixologist; 1. "Ça va? [what's up?] First take a 90ml [3 oz.] Fabri-Kal cup*, it's my favorite because of the ribbed sides feel just like the massive ----- I attached to my bathtub. 2. I take the ice I use to make my nipples stick out my mesh shirt and fill the cup like an Ibiza Party Submarine. 3. Pour 30 ml [1 oz.] of jus [juice] and face-rot vodka** and voilà mon petit ami, a Space cocktail. Garnish it with a slightly brown lime and slam it on the bar with a fierce look in your eye and you've got it." Thanks for the lesson Jean-François. After it's all said and done you probably only get half an ounce of alcohol. Half an ounce is A-Ok if you're dealing with cocaine or ecstasy, but not for drinks. As a former forensic technician I'm rarely surprised, but when I saw the bill I was visibly shocked. I was hoping to emulate Lil' Jon and LMFAO in their party classic; SHOTS! SHOTS! SHOTS! EVERYBODY! But the bartender had a different tune stuck in his head. DECLINED, DECLINED, DECLINED, LOOK EVERYBODY! $13 (+$1 tip) for well vodka!? That's the same price as a 1.75L plastic bottle of American made Russian vodka, which is exactly what their ONLY vodka tastes like...Popov. $56 for 4 drinks, WTF?! Long story short - it's impossible to get drunk at Club Space without the aid of Rohypnol, Xanax or a bottomless trust fund. 1 star - if you like to actually hear the songs, want to keep your hearing and prefer to drink at clubs. 5 stars - if you like bare-chested dancing, are completely deaf and just want to feel the music, or are so wasted that the only things that matter in life are bottled water, a good beat, and beautiful people. Oh and try not to get killed while you're there; http://blogs.miaminewt... * A picture of a Fabri-Kal cup is available here; http://www.f-k.com/ind... **Face Rot Vodka - You don't have to worry about a DUI when your chin and esophagus have chemically dissolved.
by iza p. on Generally I believe Tao is a bit overpriced...despite the quality and taste of their food (it's great). So I really like it when Tao is part of Restaurant Week. They do offer a moderately priced lunch menu, and when you combine that with Restaurant Week....Tao becomes even more enticing. For appetizers, the veggie dumplings were quite tasty. I mean, you wouldn't have thought that it was only filled with veggies. The chicken satay was okay. I've definitely had better, so these were decent. The little salad that came with it though was also pretty tasty. I probably would have preferred more of that instead. For entrees we shared between 2 dishes...the salmon and a chicken dish...which for the life of me I can't remember what the name was. It was their version of General Tso's chicken though. The salmon was cooked very nicely and I preferred this over the chicken. The chicken wasn't so bad, as it was more chicken than breading...but there was an interesting after taste. I'm wondering if it was due to the green bell pepper that was part of the dish...but who knows. As the Restaurant week menu is always a 3 course meal, dessert involved some fruit (to try to stay healthy), and the fried banana dish. Again, can't recall the name, but you'll know it on the menu when you see it. Fruit is fruit, and though I enjoyed the lychee...we all knew it came from the can. The fried banana was really good. In general, I would recommend this place to anyone who is looking for a good trendy New York restaurant dining experience. I mean seriously...how trendy can you get with Tao? If cost is an issue, I'd recommend to go during lunch (if Restaurant Week isn't happening). It's moderately priced for lunch...pretty spendy for dinner. I would request to sit downstairs though, as you get a better view of that big old Buddha. Upstairs is okay if you're trying to have a conversation without yelling. The place can get a bit noisy...but I think the noise is just amplified because it's just a large empty space with all that ceiling.
