K-HOUSE Karaoke & Arts Hub

Zach Jaeger 3 months ago

This place is super fun, especially if you want to sing karaoke! They have a full bar that also includes a big selection of beers, soju, and snacks from south east Asia! I love that they kept a lot of the fundamentals and community from The Watershed (the spaces former occupant). They also have food from Farm to Feast during the day, which I haven't tried yet, but look forward too! So stop in, get a bag of Calbee crisps and an Asahi and sing your favorite songs in front of people!

Ashley Burgos 5 months ago

Great place to chill out with friends but the drinks could be better. I ordered their version of an old fashioned and the bartender added tap water to the drink to “dilute the oils they use for the drink” (which of course I didn’t ask for it and was totally uncalled for). When I went to him with the complaint that the drink tasted like tap water, his response was “that’s how we make it here” and wasn’t willing to make it again, which honestly, I found disrespectful and rude. I paid $18 for a drink that I didn’t like AT ALL and he just wasn’t willing to help with that.

Lily Hollister 6 months ago

Everything about this place, I dig it all. The food blew my mind, the owner and her vision are magnetic, the staff are friendly and generous and helpful. And I heard a rumor they are going to start hosting some of the coolest music and dance events for families ever to be seen in ithaca, just sayin…

Cristian Rafael 7 months ago

It’s a nice place, but it’s not somewhere I would like to visit again. I don’t know what’s going on with places in Ithaca- prices are high, there’s mandatory service (tips) already included in your bill, and then they still ask for additional tips when you insert your card into the machine. If you’re not paying attention, you could easily end up paying almost 40% more just in tips. I also noticed that the drinks seem to be made with cheaper liquors. A simple beer costs $7 per pint, and after taxes and tips, you’re probably paying close to $10 for one beer. (I’ve had a beer in NYC for less than that.) It’s definitely becoming harder to go out downtown, which might explain why fewer people are going out and why so many places are closing.

Shanika Bridges 7 months ago

I was super excited to check this karaoke bar out!!! I heard nothing but great things!!! When I arrived the person at the door was friendly, informative and had a great attitude! The bar tenders were also friendly and made awesome drinks! But that was the end of the positives… in their new space the acoustics were terrible!!! When you were on stage the music was so loud you couldn’t hear yourself sing. There was 2 mics available and 1 was so bad I felt like I had to shove it down my throat for it to even pick up my voice. To sign up to sing it was all done on the phone, which was alright however there was no announcer to let you know who was next and it would just start playing the next persons song without warning. Causing many people (including myself) to miss the intro of their song… I will not be going back to Khouse to sing until they make some updates. Unfortunately this new location for them is not working.