Hands up if you’re guilty of belting your favourite songs in the shower or car. While we can have a karaoke sesh any time and anywhere, nothing beats a professional sound system and electric atmosphere at a karaoke studio.
We’ve rounded up the best karaoke places in Singapore where you and the gang can channel your inner Adele and sing your hearts out. These include ones with affordable rates and humongous rooms that can fit your whole kampung – so no one will suffer from FOMO.
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Karaoke rooms in Singapore are usually more family-friendly, offering a private space for group gatherings. KTV lounges, short for “karaoke television”, don’t have the best reputation; they’re often frequented by men who come to drink and socialise with bar girls.
Meanwhile, karaoke bars would typically have a public venue for you and your friends to sing on a shared stage or open area in front of an audience. That said, some karaoke bars do offer private rooms to book as well.
| Karaoke studio | Outlets | Price |
| Jewel Music Box | Aranda Country Club, HomeTeamNS Balestier, HomeTeamNS Khatib, SAFRA Jurong, SAFRA Punggol | From $12/person for 3 hours |
| HaveFun Karaoke | 313@Somerset, Bugis+, Bugis Cube, Downtown East, Cineleisure Orchard, SAFRA Toa Payoh, SAFRA Yishun, Thomson Plaza, Lucky Chinatown, Suntec City | From $20/room per hour |
| K.Star Karaoke | Orchard Central, Clarke Quay, Plaza Singapura, PLQ Mall | From $25/room per hour, $28/room per hour for Clarke Quay location |
| Teo Heng | Bukit Timah CC, Canberra Plaza, Causeway Point, Centrepoint, Hougang CC, Kallang Wave Mall, Star Vista, Suntec City, White Sands | From $12-$19/hour per room |
| Cash Studio | Cuppage Plaza, Clarke Quay Central, Djitsun Mall @ Bedok, Prinsep Street | From $15.50/pax for 2 hours |
| Sing My Song Family Karaoke | KINEX, Jurong West | From $10-$16/hour per room |
| Kommune by 82 Soho | Orchard Gateway | From $16/room per hour |
| 7th Heaven KTV & Cafe | SAFRA Tampines | From $12/hour per room |
| Party World KTV | Bugis Cube, Waterfront Plaza | From $16/2 hours |
| K Voice Karaoke | Tampines Hub | From $14/hour |
| Candy K-Bar Family Karaoke | TripleOne Somerset | From $12.90/2 hours with 1 drink |
| All Time High Family Karaoke | City Square Mall | From $15/hour |
| Chao K Party | Bugis Cube | From $20/pax for 2 hours |
| RAVE Karaoke | Marina Square | From $28/hour |
Image credit: 10 Dollar KTV Club – JEWEL MUSIC BOX via Facebook
With 5 outlets in the heartlands, it’s no surprise that Jewel Music Box is the top choice of KTV in Singapore for late-night K-sessions near home. Your throat will be less at risk of feeling dry and raspy with their complimentary free-flow of hot and cold drinks for you to quench your thirst. They also have crackers and snacks available to replenish your energy if you feel peckish.
Currently, you can book 3-hour packages here from $12/pax at their Khatib outlet. Meanwhile, Easties can head over to their branch at Pasir Ris, located conveniently at the Aranda Country Club right next to Downtown East.
Rates: From $12/person for 3 hours (minimum of 3 pax required). Prices vary depending on visiting day and time; call to enquire more about the rates.
Jewel Music Box review: “The studio offers a clean, well-maintained, and pleasant atmosphere with friendly staff who promptly attend to customer needs.”
–Cressa De Chavez via Google Maps
Full list of Jewel Music Box outlets
If you haven’t had enough aesthetic projections at Soul Coffee cafe, swing by HaveFun Karaoke to chill in rooms decorated with neon lights, creative artworks, and dreamy projections.
Image credit: TheSmartLocal
They have multiple outlets, including ones at Bugis+, SAFRA Toa Payoh, SAFRA Yishun, and Pasir Ris Mall. There’s also another branch, FATE by HaveFun, now open in Cineleisure Orchard, that also has a nightclub with a live DJ spinning everything from hip hop to EDM and house music.
Image credit: HaveFun Karaoke
For those in town, 313’s outlet is open all the way till 6.30am daily, perfect for a post-bar hopping activity. They recently opened an outlet in Pasir Ris Mall, injecting convenience to those of us who want to jam but live in the East.
Rates: Varies depending on outlet, from $20/room per hour.
HaveFun Karaoke review: “The room was clean and equipped with new facilities, featuring adjustable dynamic lighting that synced with the music. Meanwhile, the song selection screen was also smooth and responsive.”
–Savan via Google Maps
Full list of HaveFun Karaoke outlets
When it comes to aesthetics, perhaps no karaoke joint comes close to the picture-perfect K.Star Karaoke. Located in town, this family karaoke room in Singapore is fast gaining traction due to its series of chio themed rooms, with glitzy decor and plenty of seating space for everyone.
They’ve also added the K.STAR Karaoke Plaza Singapura outlet to their mix, so you can choose whichever is most convenient for you. With their Party Suites, you can hold a proper gathering with all your friends and family members – these rooms are massive and should fit approximately up to 25 pax.
Rates: From $25/room per hour, and $28/room per hour for the Clarke Quay location.
K.STAR review: “The karaoke place at Plaza Singapura is a nice spot for parties. There are plenty of rooms, each with stylish futuristic decor and a good sound system. However, the lighting is a bit strange — after each song, it switches to a darker mode, while we actually preferred it to stay bright.”
–Wesley Wong via Google Maps
Full list of K.Star Karaoke outlets
Just as Xerox has become synonymous with photocopiers, Teo Heng has become a common word Singaporeans use to replace “karaoke”. The local favourite has branches all over Singapore, including at Suntec City, Kallang Wave Mall, The Star Vista, and Causeway Point.
They offer affordable rates from as low as $13/hour – just be sure to place your reservations early in advance as slots fill up quickly by fellow nightingales. If you’re parched from all that singing, you can purchase canned drinks or bring your own F&B in too – just make sure to clean up after yourself.
Rates:
Small Room for 4 pax: $13/room per hour from 12pm-7pm | $19/room per hour after 7pm
Medium Room for 6 pax: $15/room per hour from 12pm-7pm | $22/room per hour after 7PM
Large Room for 10 pax: $17/room per hour from 12pm-7pm | $25/room per hour after 7pm
Teo Heng review: “The staff was friendly and the rooms were well-maintained. Though there was an issue with the mics, it was resolved promptly.”
–Christina Wong via Google Maps
Full list of Teo Heng outlets
Image credit: Cash Studio
Cash Studio is a solid choice if you’re after a budget-friendly karaoke place in Singapore, with rates kicking off at just $15.50/pax for 2 hours. Plus, students can score an extra perk with a 10% discount from Sundays to Thursdays – just flash your student ID to the staff.
They’ve got a wide range of music, covering everything from timeless tunes to the latest hits, and are especially famous for their large collection of J-pop, J-Rock, Tagalog, Malay, and Indonesian songs.
Rates: From $15.50/pax for 2 hours
Cash Studio review: “I often visit Cash Studio outlets because they’re easy to book and offer reasonable weekday rates. The rooms are spacious and clean, and I love the mini stage. However, the selection of English songs could be updated.”
–Jane via Google Maps
Full list of Cash Studio outlets
Image credit: @singmysongfamily via Instagram
Located at KINEX and Jurong West, Sing My Song Karaoke has affordable rates from $10/hour. Since it’s a relatively quieter karaoke chain, it’s easier to book a last-minute singing session here. They also have various room sizes to choose from, depending on the number of pax you’re booking for.
Rates:
Small Room: $10-$16/hour
Medium Room: $14-$22/hour
Large Room: $18-$30/hour
Party Room: $40-$60/hour
Image credit: @kommune_82soho via Instagram
Adding to the list of things to do at Orchard Road is 82 Social House, or 82SoHo, a chill hangout spot with board games, an arcade and a restro-bar. And of course, karaoke rooms with rates from $16/room per hour for 2 or $12/room if you walk in before 2pm.
The place has an extensive range of Korean songs to channel your inner Blackpink or BTS. Playstation 5 games are also available in the same private rooms as an alternative activity.
Rates: From $16/room per hour for a Kosy Room for 2 pax
Kommune by 82Soho review: “The controls are all in Korean which made it slightly hard to navigate, but we had a great time. It’s also affordable, so we would definitely come back.”
–Amelia via Google Maps
Image credit: 7th Heaven KTV & Cafe
Singing for hours on end can be tiring, even if you’ve got a voice smooth as honey. Find 7th Heaven KTV & Cafe inconspicuously hidden away in SAFRA Tampines with dining deals, and games such as Nintendo Switch and board games to break up your time.
For those looking to enjoy pizzas and burgers, the good news is that hitting the minimum spending requirements (from $80) here will deduct the 3-hour room rate and grant you a complimentary room to use as well.
Rates: From $12/hour for a Room for 2 (+$2/pax for karaoke sessions)
7th Heaven KTV & Cafe review: “KTV selection was quite ample with QR code song selection option. However, the sound proofing between rooms could be improved.”
–Lee Ji via Google Maps
Party World KTV is one of the OG karaoke chains with 2 surviving outlets at Waterfront Plaza and Bugis Cube.
They have heavily decorated rooms with vintage-inspired tables and wallpapers, and fun disco lights. Classic karaoke amenities aside, you’ll also find pool tables in the bigger rooms – so you can have a quick game midway through your singing performance. Plus, the studio closes at 3am so you can sing to your heart’s content.
Rates: From $16/2 hours
Image credit: @kvoicesg via Instagram
Our Tampines Hub is home to many things, including gyms, a plethora of F&B establishments, and free movie screenings. Adding to the list is K Voice Karaoke, having relocated from their original Clementi location.
The place has a whopping 19 rooms available for your booking, and tonnes of songs to choose from, which can be easily accessed via a QR code on your phone. Otherwise, you can also search on YouTube if the songs you want are not available in the system.
Rates: From $14/hour
K Voice Karaoke review: “Their app interface is simple to use, allowing you to adjust everything using your phone. I was also pleasantly surprised that I could choose any track on YouTube and remove the singer’s audio.”
–M. Musa Jaafar via Google Maps
Image credit: @candykbar via Instagram
Accessibly located in Somerset, Candy K-Bar Family Karaoke joins the trend of themed rooms with its quirky wallpapers and flashing neon lights. For those planning to host birthday celebrations or company cohesions, great news – the place can host parties with more than 30 pax. Plus, the larger rooms include dart machines and foosball tables. Score.
They have a weekday 2-hour promo from Mondays to Thursdays, where the usual karaoke rates are slashed to $8.80 per pax if you book a session before 6.30pm. The promo will include a 2-hour karaoke session complete with a complimentary drink and snack.
Rates: From $12.90/2 hours with 1 drink included
Candy K-Bar Family Karaoke review: “Good sound system here with a wide song selection. Their rates are also very competitive, even on weekends.”
–Josephine Koh via Google Maps
Image adapted from: Sammi Siek via Facebook
All Time High Family Karaoke is the new kid on the block, just 5 minutes away from Farrer Park MRT. Walk in and you’ll find adorable neon light motifs such as microphones and rocketships peppered along the walls – perfect to pose with for your post-karaoke selfie.
They also hold fun promos and challenges, which you can watch out for. In their latest offer, singing for 2 hours earns you an additional free hour of karaoke, which is available from Mondays to Thursdays.
Rates: From $15/hour
All Time High Family Karaoke review: “System was easy to use, and the room was pretty soundproof. The only thing is that there is no email confirmation to finalise the booking of the room, so you would need to remember the dates and timings yourself, but don’t panic as the room is still reserved for you.”
–Olivia H. via Google Maps
Chao K Party is an ultra-modern, cyberpunk-themed KTV place in Bugis Cube. You’ll feel like you’ve time-travelled to the future singing here, for only $20/pax for a 2-hour session. Their rooms are equipped with state-of-the-art audio equipment that’ll be sure to showcase your stellar vocals to the rest of your gang.
They have an extensive song library with songs from all around the world, so you can be assured that there’s a song for niche music tastes. If your karaoke sesh is done but you want to keep the party going, their Bugis outlet has a rooftop bar that you can head to to mingle and chill.
Rates: From $20/pax for 2 hours
Image credit: RAVE Karaoke via Facebook
RAVE Karaoke is a KTV bar in Singapore located in Marina Square and is easily accessible by MRT through the Promenade or Esplanade Station.
It’s an ideal spot for companies planning team-building activities, especially with the Rave Hall—an open-mic concept that accommodates up to 35 people. For those who might find performing on stage intimidating, RAVE also offers more private rooms, providing a cosier atmosphere.
This venue stands out by hosting karaoke nights accompanied by live bands, typically on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Guests can either relax and enjoy the live performance or participate by singing along with the band.
Rates: From $28/hour during Happy Hour from 2pm-7pm on Mon-Fri.
RAVE Karaoke review: “My family and I had the most incredible time here! We love the spacious room with other activities to play with if you want to rest your voice for a bit after belting that high tune. The song list has all our favourites from my era to the latest hit APT for the kids! We were impressed with their state of the art karaoke system and the overall ambiance.”
–Sheryl Breganza via Google Maps
Conveniently situated in Orchard, K Bowling Club is one of the few karaoke places in Singapore that offers a wide range of activities. Featuring cosmic-themed bowling lanes alongside KTV booths, it lets you and your friends enjoy both without having to choose between them for a night out. Besides bowling, there are also dart boards and arcade machines while waiting for your turn at the mic.
Rates: From $11 per game
Generally, there are no hard and fast rules in karaoke, but you should keep a few etiquette tips in mind.
As fun as karaoke can be, we understand that even the mere thought of singing in front of an audience can be daunting for some people. One tip to calm your nerves would be to focus your attention on the lyrics.
That way, you can tune out the eyes of the people around you. You can also try singing alongside a partner or group to help you feel more comfortable and confident. Otherwise, you can always pick a song in advance and practice singing at home before the karaoke date draws near.
Singing has therapeutic qualities, and karaoke serves as an excellent outlet for letting out bottled-up emotions. Plus, just as with exercising, singing releases endorphins that help lower stress levels and improve your mood.
It doesn’t matter if you’re singing solo or with your pals – live out your childhood dreams of being a superstar and book a room at one of these karaoke studios. Trust me, screaming My Chemical Romance songs or serenading your bae with JJ Lin is absolutely cathartic for the soul.
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Cover image adapted from: 10 Dollar KTV Club – JEWEL MUSIC BOX via Facebook, Ziggy’s Singapore via Facebook
Originally published on 27th April 2022. Last updated by Khalisah Zulkarnain on 18th June 2025.
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