Netzone Internet Cafe

The worst «internet» café I have ever been too. Paid for an hour and left after 32 minutes because of the slow internet. Never have I felt so dirty after sitting in one place. Rather sit in the streets of time square than in those chairs again. Honestly Starbucks has faster net. Dial up was faster than what I experienced. Might as well have the computers hooked up to a potato.

Nice spot for tourists and anyone looking to use modern computers with high speed internet. The staff is friendly and the rates are good.

Do NOT come here to play games. Surfing the net may be okay. I came here for 2 hours to play some League and basically spent the first 10 minutes of the game completely disconnected. I then went on to have ping spikes for the rest of the game. Also, the place was not air conditioned, it was stuffy, a lot of the computers didn’t work. The mouse I used was oily and disgusting.
Horrible experience.

This place was so dirty and it looked like it wasn’t cleaned for a couple of years. But, I live in manhattan and it is very hard for me to go to queens for a pc bang, so I guess I will come back to this place. However, I wouldn’t recommend this place to people who live in Queens and have better options that this one.

VERDICT– 3.75
I’ve decided to put my two cents in and tell it how it is.
— Want good prices? Be a MEMBER. You’re better off paying reduced prices to 3 an hour rather than 4 or 5 somewhere else. What’s your fee? 20 bucks.
If you pay for 5 hours as an example, it’s 15, so the more you use the less it costs.
Some people might think it’s a rip off. I think the price is right as to what you might expect around that area. Plus where else in K Town would you expect a pay to play rate for that type of price?
–Computers are pretty fast, has relable programs to choose, and you can install your games in all of them. Their connection speed has improved, but has inconsistencies, especially when people are playing LoL/​DOTA on one side, and fapping away on the other side.
Should some people find the latter more populated, simply move to the other side of the area and find a nice computer at a corner.
–Staff is professional. Didn’t call them on the phone, but went there and was nice and pro enough to tell me the updates about their computers and permission to play my games without sucking up bandwith.
Not for nothing, but professionalism in any place is key. This is why Netzone’s up and running. Never had a complaint there, great with the gaming vibe up in their flat screen as well.
–Food selection is interesting– from basic candy, awesome drinks, to free water, napkins, plastic utensils for their ramen soups, and others. Plus, fresh to drink and eat without paying for extra.
–Bathroom= CLEAN. This is a must for every internet café. If this goes down, the entire biz does too. Can’t have a place without it.
–Gripes: Power of their computers are a bit on the slow side. Must have them upgraded ASAP since more games are coming out and tons of them require faster gaming CPUS. Also, an update on connection speed is also a must.
Last time I was there, kids (yes, adults who act like KIDS!) playing LoL/​DOTA were complaining about laggy speed when they were the only three playing inside the café. Was about a few computers down enjoying a Defiance session, and that’s when I heard them open their whiney mouths without cheese. Fortunately, staff took care of the problem once they were done, and resumed playing in peace.
Gripe # 2– Minor gripe, BUT, selection of games were limited. Although, as mentioned, you may play your own games, but some of them require permission from staff to do so. I. E– to play Maple Story you must let them install it before hand b/​c it sucks up the bandwith in the long run…
.Or, just come by early, have it installed, and you’ll be running games in no time flat.
OVERALL: A small place for a nice chilled environment. A moderate place to enjoy without traveling far. Will come by again just for kicks and to test their CPUS with Marvel Heroes.

It’s okay, pretty small and not many people come here, the one time we did go here someone was watching porn and the guy and the staff had a big argument. There are better internet cafes

Everyone watches porn here. The keyboards are gross and sticky. Internet is actually shit slow. When we entered, we asked if we could take a look at the list of game; he wouldn’t and just answered «we probably have it». They actually didn’t have DotA 2 the game we were looking for. Being $ 5 an hour and the internet speed being slow, the installation wouldn’t work. LoL also needed an hour of updating, and so did HoN. We ended up leaving.

If you need an internet café that is cheap, easy and has a full suite of microsoft products (probably illegal copies) then come here. Also if you feel the need to feel like a secret agent then also come here as the entrance is down a long hallway of a convenience store and you have to go up an elevator that looks broken. The chairs are comfy, they have tons of games on the hard drive; starcraft2, warcraft3,diablo 3.
$ 5 got me an hour with decently fast internet. They have around 30 computers.

Are you’re a tourist lost in Midtown and need to use the Internet to check your email, do random searches, or even get on Facebook? Well then, head over to Netzone Internet Café. Unlike other Internet cafes (are there any in the city??) or hotels that charge you sky high prices for less than 30 minutes for $ 10 – 15 this place is pretty inexpensive and the Internet speed is pretty fast. This place reminded me of the many PC bangs or rooms (literally available on every corner) in my motherland Korea. Come here if you need to kill some time. If I can recall, they have soft drinks available for purchase and staff are helpful. You can also do some Black and White printing as well as scanning for a small fee. Scanning fee per page was $ 1 and they sent it to my email address which was convenient!

Wow, this is my first review and I haven’t even been here.
I just called them two minutes ago and the guy who answered picks up with «yo» … and that’s it.
I then ask him a few questions which he answers abruptly, fine.
I ask him how many computers they have, he says «Why?»
…pause…“We have enough” and then he hangs up on me.
And while yes, this is ktown and I realize it’s probably some college drop out kid working the counter, and he hates his job, don’t be a dick to people on the phone. It’s not necessary. Maybe service is better there. I don’t know, but now I know I never wanna visit that place.

The place was very convenient given my situation. I was in town for three days, and the WiFi at my then hotel was absolutely terrible for what I had to be doing. I tried the neighborhood Starbucks, but had zero luck finding anywhere to sit. What I did manage to do, however, was quickly Google ‘Internet Café,’ and this popped up on the map.
At first I was a bit skeptical since the sign for the place was a few floors up, and I was even more skeptical as I had to walk through what was a 6′ wide by 20′ long convenient store to access an elevator that seemed inoperable. After all of that, however, I popped out on the right floor and paid $ 9 for two hours of usage.
The speeds were fast, and there no real restrictions that I came across (sans porn; i didn’t try any porn websites). It was reasonably quiet, and there were quite a few stations available when I went (around 1430). I will definitely be back when I’m over in New York again.

Cool place. We needed to print up a gift certificate for our restaurant tonight and these guys hooked us up very fast and probably cheaper than had we gone to kinkos. Nice air conditioned atmosphere, comfy chairs. I would love to come back some time, this would be a great place to do homework

Netzone is great. $ 2 for 40 minutes of internet.* Some people go to play games. The chairs are comfy. It’s on the fifth floor.
*Depending on what time you go, it could be $ 3