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8 Best Karaoke Spots in Singapore (August 2026)
My picks of the 8 best karaoke and KTV spots in Singapore for 2026, from budget bring-your-own rooms to free-flow packages and late-night nightlife KTVs.
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See all recommendationsThe best karaoke in Singapore is whichever one fits the night you have in mind, and that is a wider spread than most people realise. Karaoke here is a private-room affair, which is the whole appeal: you and your group get your own room and your own microphone, so there is none of the stage fright that comes with singing in front of strangers. That one difference is why it works for everyone from a shy pair to a rowdy office party.
The real decision is what kind of session you want. A cheap afternoon belting out songs with your own snacks is a very different thing from a late-night KTV with a full bar and staff bringing drinks until sunrise. So I have split my picks between family and budget KTV on one side and nightlife KTV on the other, with the price model spelled out for each.
This is part of my Terris Recommends Entertainment series and a companion to my guide to the best indoor activities in Singapore.
All KTVs give you a room and a screen, but the good ones get the details right. Here is what I weigh up.
- Value for your group. Karaoke is priced either per room per hour or per person, sometimes with free-flow food and drinks bundled in. The best-value option depends entirely on your group size, so I have flagged the pricing model for each.
- Song library. A deep, up-to-date catalogue across English, Mandarin and other languages is what keeps a session going. The nightlife venues tend to have the strongest Mandarin libraries.
- Room comfort and sound. Decent speakers, comfortable seating and a room that is the right size for your group make a real difference over a few hours.
- Food and drink policy. Some venues let you bring your own, some do free-flow packages, and the nightlife spots run a full bar. This is often the biggest swing in the final bill.
- Location and hours. A branch near you, open at the hours you want, matters. The budget chains are everywhere; the late-night venues cluster around town.
My practical tip: work out whether you are paying for the room or per person before you book, and check the food policy. That is where the value is won or lost.
| Venue | Type | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Teo Heng KTV | Budget, bring-your-own | Affordable dry sessions, students |
| HaveFun Karaoke | Free-flow value | Students, budget groups |
| K.Star Karaoke | Themed rooms | Celebrations, big parties, photos |
| Jewel Music Box | Free-flow value | Families, heartland groups |
| Cash Studio | Family karaoke box | Casual family and friend outings |
| Party World KTV | Nightlife, full bar | Mandarin catalogue, late-night drinking |
| ZPLUS KTV | Upscale nightlife | Stylish late sessions in town |
| K Bowling Club | Karaoke plus activities | Mixed outings with bowling and bar |
That bring-your-own, no-alcohol model makes it the best choice for a straightforward, sober singing session, whether that is students after class, a family afternoon or a group who just want to sing without a big bill. Rooms are charged per hour and are cheaper during off-peak daytime slots.
- Best known for
- Affordable bring-your-own rooms with no alcohol, branches everywhere
- Location
- Branches islandwide, including Suntec City, The Star Vista and Causeway Point
- Google Rating
- Well reviewed, long-running local favourite
- Website
- ktvteoheng.com.sg
The song library is solid across the popular languages, and the room sizes suit everything from a few friends to a mid-sized group. If your priority is maximum singing time for minimum spend, with snacks and drinks thrown in, HaveFun is hard to beat.
- Best known for
- Cheap per-person rates with free-flow drinks and student deals
- Location
- Outlets islandwide, including 313@Somerset, Bugis+ and Downtown East
- Google Rating
- Well reviewed
- Website
- havefunkaraoke.com
It sits a notch above the pure-budget chains on both style and price, but for an occasion that is exactly the point. The flagship at Orchard Central and outlets like Plaza Singapura and Clarke Quay are easy to reach for a night in town.
- Best known for
- Elaborately themed rooms for celebrations and big groups
- Location
- Orchard Central, Plaza Singapura, Clarke Quay and more
- Google Rating
- Well reviewed
- Website
- kstar.com.sg
Its outlets sit within community clubs and clubhouses around the island, which makes it a natural heartland choice, and several stay open late. For a relaxed, well-priced session where nobody is watching the clock, it is a great shout.
- Best known for
- Value packages with three hours plus free-flow drinks and snacks
- Location
- Outlets including HomeTeamNS Khatib, SAFRA Punggol and Pasir Ris
- Google Rating
- Well reviewed
- Website
- jewelmusicbox.com
Some packages include snacks and drinks, and the rooms suit small to mid-sized groups well. If Teo Heng is full or there is a branch of Cash Studio closer to you, it is an easy like-for-like alternative for a casual family or friends outing.
- Best known for
- Wallet-friendly family karaoke with convenient outlets
- Location
- Cuppage Plaza, Clarke Quay Central, Djitsun Mall Bedok and more
- Google Rating
- Well reviewed
- Website
- cashstudio.com.sg
With branches at Liang Court, VivoCity, NEX and beyond, it is easy to find, and the rooms are built for groups who want to make a night of it. It is pricier than the budget chains once you factor in the bar, but that is the trade for the atmosphere and the late hours.
- Best known for
- Nightlife KTV with a full bar, strong Mandarin catalogue and late hours
- Location
- Liang Court, VivoCity, NEX and other branches
- Google Rating
- Well reviewed
- Website
- partyworldktv.com.sg
With a manageable number of rooms and a central location, it suits style-conscious groups who want a late session in town without the scale of the big chains. If you want your nightlife KTV to feel like a night out at a nice venue, this is the one.
- Best known for
- Upscale, space-themed nightlife KTV with a strong food menu
- Location
- Pacific Plaza, 9 Scotts Road, #05-01
- Google Rating
- Well reviewed
- Website
- zplusktv.com
The karaoke here is charged by time or per song rather than as a cheap all-night room, so it is not the pick for a dedicated budget session. But as one ingredient in a lively Orchard Road night out, it works brilliantly.
- Best known for
- Karaoke alongside cosmic bowling, darts and a bar for a mixed night out
- Location
- 313@Somerset, 313 Orchard Road, #03-27
- Google Rating
- 4.3 stars
- Website
- kbowlingclub.com
Karaoke pricing depends on whether you pay per room or per person, and whether food and drinks are included. As a rough guide for 2026:
| Type | Typical price |
|---|---|
| Budget bring-your-own room (Teo Heng) | About S$13 to S$25 per room per hour |
| Per-person free-flow package | About S$5 to S$15 per person |
| Themed rooms for celebrations | From around S$7 to S$10 per person for promos |
| Nightlife KTV with full bar | Higher, with drinks charged on top |
The cheapest sessions are weekday off-peak slots at the budget chains, especially if you bring your own snacks where that is allowed. Free-flow packages give the best value for bigger groups, while nightlife venues cost more once the bar is added. Always check the current rate and any minimum spend on the venue's own site.
I focused on the things that decide whether a karaoke session is good value and good fun: the pricing model and what it includes, the song library, room comfort, the food and drink policy, and how consistently each venue is reviewed. I have spread the list across budget, family, themed and nightlife options so there is a sensible choice whatever the occasion.
Details and prices are checked at the time of writing, and I revisit this guide as venues open, close and change their packages. One note worth making: the karaoke scene turns over, and some once-popular chains have shut, so I have only listed venues confirmed to be operating. Always confirm the current package directly with the venue before you go.
A budget bring-your-own room at a chain like Teo Heng runs about S$13 to S$25 per room per hour, cheaper during weekday off-peak slots. Per-person free-flow packages cost roughly S$5 to S$15 per person, while nightlife KTVs charge more once bar drinks are added.
HaveFun and Jewel Music Box are known for free-flow packages that bundle drinks and snacks into a low per-person price, and several K.Star and Cash Studio packages include refreshments too. Teo Heng does not do free-flow but lets you bring your own.
At Teo Heng you can bring your own food and soft drinks, which is a big part of why it is so affordable, though alcohol is not allowed. Policies vary elsewhere, so check before you go, as the free-flow and nightlife venues generally want you buying from them.
Teo Heng, Cash Studio and Jewel Music Box are all great for families, with affordable rooms, no alcohol-driven atmosphere and outlets in convenient heartland spots. Teo Heng's bring-your-own policy makes it especially easy with kids.
The nightlife KTVs are the late-night options: Party World and ZPLUS run into the early hours, and K Bowling Club stays open very late too. The budget family chains generally close earlier, so check the specific outlet's hours.
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The best karaoke in Singapore comes down to the night you want. Teo Heng is my overall pick for affordable, bring-your-own singing, HaveFun and Jewel Music Box give the best free-flow value, and K.Star is the one for a themed celebration. For a late night with a full bar, Party World and ZPLUS are the nightlife picks.
Work out whether you are paying per room or per person, check the food policy, and book ahead for weekends. This is part of my Terris Recommends Entertainment series, alongside my guide to the best indoor activities in Singapore.
