Pharaoh Karaoke Lounge

This place is really nice. The rooms are fun, the bottles are right and the food is tasty. The staff is very attentive and friendly.

Great place for a couple of film grad students to let loose and have a great time! We ended up staying an extra hour. Once we learned how to work everything we had a blast! Everyone sung their hearts out and put on their best performances. We had an XL room, didn't have all the songs that we wanted to perform but we made the most of it.

So much fun!!!! Great drinks and song choices. I reserved a large room to celebrate my birthday and I would 100% do it again. The staff were so attentive and friendly I felt so welcomed the moment I walked in!! Parking was very easy as there is a structure right by the lounge.

Karaoke spot with private rooms. You should make a reservation in advance by calling them (online reservation isn’t available). We got a small room for 7 girls, and it was a good size (there was still space for a couple more people). You have to put your credit card down at the beginning and then they’ll charge you at the end. The room reservation came with a choice of (mandatory) two drinks packages - we got the option with 3 bottle soju (they have peach, grape, strawberry, and apple) and 7 bottles of beer (we got Heineken). You also get a main dish (we got the fried appetizer plate as the employee suggested), and it came with various bites like spring rolls, fries, chicken nuggets, etc. It was $190 for the first hour then $30 each hour thereafter. We ended up staying for 4 hours. There’s a varied selection of songs (both English and non-English). There’s a thick book where you can choose to key in the songs. My main gripe is that they didn’t have Sugar, We’re Going Down by Fall Out Boy or any MCR/Paramore songs, but my inner emo kid still survived. They even had tambourines in the room. Water bottles are extra (no tap water). Overall, it’s a fun spot where you can really belt your heart out in the privacy of the room.

I was charged for water bottles and a bottle of patron for $300. When I called and asked for clarity as I was NOT informed for these charged the manager hung up on me. I called a second time and the same manager asked me to dispute the charge with my cc company. You would think after spending $300 for a medium room that they would take the opportunity to resolve the issue amicably. Be warned that the establishment is def money hungry and doesn’t care about long time patrons. Plus— the original room they gave us did not have working AC, we were burning up! Beware!!

I never knew I had the pipes of an Angel I came through killing my vocals, every song I sang had Grammy written all over it, the fact that a music producer wasn’t present while I was dishin out the greatness is a loss to all record labels I could be the next Justin Bieber at least the next lil pump, holla at me or my road manager, we will perform at your next baby shower.

Poor establishment, would not recommend. We arrived at 12:30am and were not informed their establishment would be closing at 2am. But we were still charged the 2 hour package. We were 3 people and could not understand why there was an automatic 20% gratuity charge. The song selection is very oudated. They did not even have Ariana Grande. Singalong is also not available. I’ve never been to a worse karaoke bar. I think out of courtesy we should have been immediately informed of the closing times upon check in. This establishments has poor ethics.

They have a guitarist here who is incredible, perhaps the most talented I've seen in a Korean karaoke in the US. We were hunting down songs from the '80s with amazing guitar riffs in solos just to hear him shred them. The main limitation in Korean karaoke systems is the selection of music, which does not tend to be as comprehensive as Japanese karaoke systems. But we had a great time.