7 Best KTV & Karaoke Places in Singapore 2026: Full Price Lists, Including Teo Heng's Rates by Outlet

If the question is simply 'where is the cheapest karaoke in Singapore', this is still the answer, and it has been since 1989. Teo Heng charges by the room, not by the head, so a room split between eight or ten people gets absurdly cheap, and every rate on its price list already includes GST, so there is no '++' waiting at the counter. The one thing to get right is WHICH outlet you go to. Teo Heng's pricing page has extended its PROMO rooms till 31 October 2026, pricing a small room (4 pax) at $8/hour during happy hours (12pm–7pm) and $14 after 7pm, a medium room (6 pax) at $11/$17 and a large room (10 pax) at $14/$20. Every one of those promo cards carries the line 'Promo price only applicable at Whitesands & Bukit Timah CC only', and the outlet pages bear that out: White Sands and Bukit Timah CC list the promo rates and nothing else, while Suntec City, Causeway Point, Jurong Point and the rest list only the standard $13/$15/$17 during happy hours and $19/$22/$25 after 7pm. So the widely-quoted '$8 Teo Heng' is real, but it is two outlets out of fourteen. One caveat as of 10 October 2026: White Sands has since vanished from Teo Heng's outlet directory and its outlet page no longer loads, while the pricing page still names it, so phone before heading to Pasir Ris. The other cheap room is the 2-pax Mini K at $8/hour happy hours and $12 after 7pm, offered at Plantation Plaza only. Outlet-exclusive rooms fill in the rest: an 8-pax Medium Plus at Punggol Coast Mall ($16/$23), a 15-pax Extra Large at Canberra Plaza ($19/$27) and a 20-pax VIP at Jurong Point ($32/$40). Changi Airport T3 carries small and medium rooms only. Bringing your own food and drinks is the long-standing draw, and Teo Heng now answers it directly in the FAQ on every outlet page: 'Can I bring my own food? Yes! Feel free to bring your own food and beverage.' The 'no KOD / no service / no per-head charge' badges that used to appear on the site are no longer published, and the FAQ says nothing about alcohol, so ask the outlet if you plan to bring any. Fourteen outlets after the Punggol Coast Mall branch opened in August 2026: Jurong Point, Changi Airport T3, Plantation Plaza, Oasis Terraces, Bukit Timah CC, Heng Out Place (Hougang), Suntec City, Causeway Point, Kallang Wave Mall, The Star Vista, The Centrepoint, White Sands, Canberra Plaza and Punggol Coast Mall. Note for searchers: the Woodlands-area outlet is the one inside Causeway Point, the airport outlet is at Changi Terminal 3 (there is no Teo Heng inside Jewel), and there is no Teo Heng at Clarke Quay. Hours are not uniform either: six outlets (Plantation Plaza, Oasis Terraces, Bukit Timah CC, Heng Out Place, White Sands and Canberra Plaza) open at 1pm on weekdays with effect from 1 February 2026, and Suntec City, The Star Vista and The Centrepoint stay open till 2am on Fridays as well as Saturdays.BEST FOR: big groups, families with kids, and anyone who wants to sing for the price of a kopi.

The best all-in value on this list if you would rather not think about a drinks bill at all. Jewel Music Box, running since 1993, sells karaoke in three-hour blocks from $12+ per person, and that price includes free flow of beverages and snacks, not a single welcome drink but a self-serve counter you keep going back to. Rooms come in several sizes and are fitted out with singing gear plus drinking table games, board games and dartboards, so there is something to do when your voice gives out. The six outlets are all inside clubhouses and community venues rather than malls: HomeTeamNS Khatib (2 Yishun Walk), HomeTeamNS Bedok Reservoir (900 Bedok North Road), SAFRA Jurong (333 Boon Lay Way), SAFRA Punggol (9 Sentul Crescent), Aranda Country Club at Pasir Ris (60 Pasir Ris Drive 3) and Bishan (510 Bishan Street 13), which means parking is easy and you can pair a session with the clubhouse pool or gym. Jewel Music Box does not publish a full rate card or its room minimums online, and each outlet takes its own bookings by phone, so call the branch to confirm the block price for your date, because peak slots in the evening and on weekends cost more than the weekday afternoon rate.BEST FOR: families and groups who want everything bundled, and anyone already heading to a SAFRA or HomeTeamNS clubhouse.

The per-head chain to beat if there are only two or three of you and you still want a proper room. Cash Studio prices two-hour blocks per person, every package includes free flow of soft drinks (Coke, honey lemon, oolong tea, ice lemon tea), and the rate depends as much on the outlet as on the hour. The cheap band is $8.80++ per pax at Djitsun Mall @ Bedok and $9.90++ at Cuppage Plaza, Prinsep Street and Clarke Quay Central, and read the days carefully, because it runs Mondays to Fridays only, up to 6pm (5pm on Fridays at Prinsep and Clarke Quay Central). Weekend afternoons are not off-peak: Saturdays, Sundays, public holidays and their eves are already $13.90++ at Bedok and $18.90++ centrally before 6pm, roughly double the weekday rate for the same slot. Evenings step up again: $13.90++/$18.90++ Mondays to Thursdays and Sundays, and $19.90++ at Bedok and $26.90++ centrally on Friday, Saturday and eves of public holidays. Note the '++': 10% service charge and GST come on top, so a $26.90++ package lands nearer $31 and even the $8.80++ headline is about $10.30. A third hour is $3++ a head, or $2++ at Djitsun Bedok on weekdays before 6pm, and not offered at all on Fridays, Saturdays, eves and public holidays at Prinsep Street and Clarke Quay Central. Room sizes vary by outlet: Cuppage Plaza tops out at a large room for 12, Prinsep Street and Djitsun Bedok add a 25-pax VIP room, and Clarke Quay Central has a second VIP room seating around 40, the biggest on this list outside K.STAR. Every room is stocked with the small stuff that makes a session fun: tambourines, maracas, dice and poker cards, phone chargers and free wifi. Cuppage Plaza runs 1pm to 6am, the other outlets 12pm or 1pm till late. There is a student promo run through a code on the Cash Studio site, so grab the code before you book. One thing to check before you travel: the Simpang Bedok branch is still in the site menu but no longer has an address or rate card on the Locations & Prices page, which now prices four outlets.BEST FOR: small groups, students, and late-ish city sessions where you want a package rather than a running tab.

A single-location favourite that quietly holds the cheapest published per-head rate on this list. Candy K-Bar's own rate card prices karaoke per pax: Mondays to Thursdays before 6.30pm it is $4.90++ for one hour or $9.90++ for two, and after 6.30pm $6.90++ for one hour or $12.90++ for two. The rest of the week is a two-hour minimum: Friday is $12.90++ before 6.30pm and $21.90++ after (extensions $6.90++ and $12.90++ an hour), Saturdays, public holidays and their eves are a flat $17.90++ for two hours all day with $12.90++ extensions, and Sundays are $12.90++ for two hours with $6.90++ extensions. Every two-hour block comes with one complimentary drink per person, and prices are subject to GST and service charge, so the $9.90++ headline lands nearer $11.50. The venue's promotional terms run Mondays to Thursdays only and are not valid on public holidays or their eves. It sits at 111 Somerset Road, #02-07/08/09 TripleOne Somerset, a two-minute walk from Somerset MRT, and its site now lists five themed room types: a small room for up to 5, a medium for 6–8, a MonkeyGod-themed Darts Room for up to 15, a Princess Room for up to 20 and a VIP room taking 35 to 50 for a proper party. The look is full neon: exposed pink brick walls, star-field ceilings, LED lighting and glowing signage, which is why it shows up constantly on Lemon8 and Instagram birthday posts. One rule to plan around: outside food and drinks are not allowed, corkage applies to BYO alcohol and a cleaning fee applies to outside food, so this is not the venue for a McDonald's run. It is open 12pm to 3am every day, takes bookings by phone (6610 8100) or WhatsApp (8835 5758), and now has an online availability checker for start times up to midnight.BEST FOR: birthday parties, themed-room photos, a cheap weekday afternoon, and a central late-night sing near Orchard.

The most photogenic KTV chain in Singapore right now, and the one to book if the room itself is part of the occasion. K.STAR runs five outlets (Orchard Central, Plaza Singapura, Clarke Quay, PLQ Mall and Leisure Park Kallang) with around 100 themed rooms between them. PLQ leans into characters (Disney, SpongeBob, comics and Pop Mart), Leisure Park Kallang does Barbie and Toy Story, Plaza Singapura goes outer-space, carnival and anime, and Clarke Quay is fully sci-fi. Rooms scale from six people up to about 100 for a company D&D or a big birthday. Its published rates are per room per hour and quoted '++', so add service charge and GST. At the Orchard Central flagship, happy hour runs 1pm to 8pm and peak 8pm to 3am: a Thematic Room is $25++ an hour on weekday happy hours, $30++ on weekend happy hours, $35++ on Sunday-to-Thursday peak and $40++ on Friday, Saturday, public holidays and their eves. Bigger rooms climb steeply from there: Premium $40–$70++, Panorama $50–$95++, Party Room $75–$140++, VIP Party $168–$268++ and VVIP Party $198–$298++ an hour. The per-pax promos are where the value is: two hours for $9.90++ a head Mondays to Thursdays at PLQ Mall (12pm–7pm) and at Leisure Park Kallang, minimum 2 guests, not valid on public holidays or their eves; and a two-hour Thematic Room experience with a welcome drink from $12.90++ a head on weekday happy hours at Orchard Central (1pm–8pm) and Plaza Singapura (12pm–7pm), or $16.90++ in the evening, minimum 2 and up to 6 guests. Two newer cards went up in September: PLQ Mall's weekday deal now has an evening twin, two hours for $15.90++ a head Mondays to Thursdays from 7pm to closing, not valid on public holidays or their eves; and Leisure Park Kallang runs a two-hour weekend promo at $12.90++ a head from Friday to Sunday, public holidays and their eves included. Both need at least 2 guests. Clarke Quay also sells a three-hour party package with food and drinks included, from $288++ for a Thematic Room on weekdays. On closing time, K.STAR's own rate cards and promo material run to 3am rather than the 5–6am some roundups quote, so check the outlet if you are planning a very late session. Food and drinks are served in-room.BEST FOR: birthdays, dates, company gatherings and anyone who wants the room to look as good as the playlist.

The biggest mall-based chain, the easiest one to find wherever you happen to be, and (a detail almost every roundup misses) the one that stays open latest. HaveFun's 313@somerset outlet runs 12pm to 6am every day, which ties it with Cash Studio's Cuppage Plaza for the latest close on this list; Bugis Cube, Cineleisure, Bugis+ and Suntec City all run to 3am (4am on Saturdays and eves of public holidays), SAFRA Yishun does 11am to 3am daily, and Lucky Chinatown, Pasir Ris Mall, SAFRA Toa Payoh and The Seletar Mall close at 1am (2am Saturdays and eves). The price picture changed at the start of September 2026, and it changed in your favour. HaveFun has put a per-pax rate on the board at every outlet island-wide until 30 November: an hour of karaoke with a free soft drink at $5++ per person per hour Mondays to Fridays, or $9++ on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays, both on a check-in before 5.30pm, with a minimum of 2 people and 2 hours. Two people singing for two hours on a weekday afternoon is $20++ between them, and the rate now runs at all eleven outlets rather than only the Cineleisure flagship. Cineleisure itself now posts its own all-day version of the card (the island-wide poster sits on the other outlets' rate pages): the same $5++ and $9++ before 5.30pm, then $10++ a head an hour after 5.30pm on Mondays to Thursdays and Sundays, and $15++ after 5.30pm on Fridays, Saturdays, public holidays and their eves. Bugis Cube publishes a deeper card of its own that covers the whole day rather than only the hours before 5.30pm: $5++ per pax per hour Mondays to Thursdays and on Fridays and eves of public holidays before 5.30pm, $9++ after 5.30pm on Mondays to Thursdays, $9++ all day on Sundays and before 5.30pm on Saturdays and public holidays, and $13.80++ after 5.30pm on Fridays, Saturdays and public holidays. Higher rates apply when the eve of a public holiday falls on a Saturday or Sunday. None of these cards stacks with anything else: each states they are not valid with other promotions or vouchers, so the HomeTeamNS discount below is an either-or choice. Outside those promos HaveFun charges by the room per hour rather than by the head, and every outlet publishes its own menu. At Cineleisure an Exclusive room (up to 6 pax) is $22++ an hour on weekdays before 6pm, $28++ on weekday evenings and weekend afternoons, and $48++ from Friday evening through Sunday afternoon; larger rooms climb from $32++ an hour for an Exclusive+ (8 pax) to $298++ for the VVIP, and Bugis Cube's card is near-identical apart from having no Deluxe+ room. Goodwill Entertainment shareholders get a lower G.S.P price on every line, $20++ instead of $22++ on that weekday Exclusive. The standing membership deal: HomeTeamNS members get 10% off the subtotal bill from Sundays to Thursdays, all day, valid till 30 November 2026, on production of a digital membership card at check-in. It works on room packages, excludes guest and social tiers, is not valid on public holidays or their eves, and prevailing GST and service charge still apply on top. Members also get 15% off HaveFun's live-show experience at Bugis+ from Mondays to Thursdays over the same period. The chain lists 11 outlets: Cineleisure Orchard (flagship), Bugis+, Bugis Cube, 313@somerset, Suntec City, Lucky Chinatown, The Seletar Mall, Pasir Ris Mall, SAFRA Toa Payoh, SAFRA Yishun and Downtown East, with Thomson Plaza also named on HomeTeamNS's partner list. Downtown East has reopened after a rebuild as a combined live house, karaoke and DJ venue, open 11am to 1am Sundays to Fridays and to 2am on Saturdays and eves of public holidays, although the card for it on HaveFun's outlets grid still carries an old 'reopening soon' label.BEST FOR: convenience, small weekday groups, HomeTeamNS members, and the 4am-onwards crowd.

The old-school choice, and still the one a certain crowd means when they say 'let's go KTV'. Party World KTV occupies 390A Havelock Road, #01-08 Waterfront Plaza, and leans into the classic Taiwanese-style KTV format rather than the pastel themed rooms elsewhere on this list: galaxy murals, mirrored walls, marble floors and a pool table in the bigger rooms. Read its price list carefully, because it does not work the way people assume: Party World charges PER PERSON, not per room, and every package already includes KOD, tidbits and either two soft drinks or one alcoholic drink. The cheapest way in is the Happy Hours special, Mondays to Fridays 3pm to 7pm: $16.00++ per person for 2 hours ($19.00 nett) or $22.00++ for 3 hours ($26.15 nett). From 7pm Sundays to Thursdays it is $32.00++ for 2 hours ($38.00 nett) and $45.00++ for 3 ($53.45 nett); Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays before 7pm are $28.00++ for 2 hours ($33.25 nett) and $40.00++ for 3 ($47.50 nett); and the Golden Hours band on Fridays, Saturdays and eves of public holidays from 7pm is $38.00++ for 2 hours ($45.15 nett) and $55.00++ for 3 ($65.35 nett). Extensions beyond the package are charged by room size (S, M, L and VIP), from $12–$22++ an hour in the weekday happy-hour band up to $60–$100++ an hour in Golden Hours, which is where a long night gets expensive. If your group drinks, the bottle promotions are the cheat code: a five-bottle soju mix-and-match at $138++ includes two people singing for three hours, two bottles of the wine of the month at $246++ waive four pax for three hours, and a two-bottle Wakabotan sake deal at $268++ waives four pax. It opens 3pm to 3am daily, and reservations go through 6333 5533 or WhatsApp on 8945 0182. Being a standalone off-mall venue with its own carpark, it suits a group arriving by car.BEST FOR: traditional KTV fans, Mandopop-heavy playlists, drinkers, and groups driving in.