7 Best KTV & Karaoke Places in Singapore (2026) — Prices Compared, From $8/Hour Rooms to 3 Hours With Free-Flow Drinks

If the question is simply 'where is the cheapest karaoke in Singapore', this is the answer, and it has been since 1989. Teo Heng charges by the room, not by the head, and its own site advertises no KOD charges, no service charges and no per-head charges — so a room split between eight or ten people gets absurdly cheap. Right now its pricing page lists PROMO rooms valid till 31 July 2026: 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 — against standard rates of $13/$19, $15/$22 and $17/$25. There is also a 2-pax Mini K at Plantation Plaza from $8, an extra-large 15-pax room at Canberra Plaza from $19, and a 20-pax VIP room at Jurong Point from $32. Crucially, you can bring in outside food and drinks (no alcohol), which is why student groups arrive with bubble tea and McDonald's. Thirteen outlets: 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 and Canberra Plaza. Open 12pm–1am, till 2am on Saturdays and eves of public holidays. 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 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 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. There is a minimum of three people per room, and 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 in blocks per person: published rates start at around $8.80++ per pax for two hours in off-peak slots, with three-hour off-peak packages from roughly $10.90++ at the Bedok outlet and $12.90++ elsewhere, and peak-time packages climbing to the $16.90++–$22.90++ range. Note the '++' — service charge and GST come on top. Rooms run in four sizes, from small (4 pax) through medium (8) and large (12) to a VIP room that takes about 25, and every room is stocked with the small stuff that makes a session fun: tambourines, maracas, dice and poker cards, phone chargers and free wifi. Five outlets, weighted to the city and the east: Cuppage Plaza, Prinsep Street, Clarke Quay Central, Djitsun Mall @ Bedok and Simpang Bedok — the last two are the cheapest, and Clarke Quay Central is the most convenient for a night out. Students are offered a discount off the total bill on Sundays to Thursdays; ask at the counter and bring your student pass. 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 punches above its size on room design. Candy K-Bar sits at 111 Somerset Road, #02-08 TripleOne Somerset — a two-minute walk from Somerset MRT — and fits 18 themed rooms into one floor: 15 premium small-to-medium rooms, two large ones (the Princess Room and the Darts Room) and a VIP room that takes up to about 50 guests 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. Packages start from around $9.90 for two hours with a drink, with the venue's own promotion terms restricted to Mondays through Thursdays and not valid on public holidays or their eves; a two-hour session before 6.30pm runs closer to $27 a head on the bigger packages. It is open 12pm to 3am every day and takes bookings by phone (6610 8100) or WhatsApp (8835 5758), which is worth doing for weekends. BEST FOR: birthday parties, themed-room photos, 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 over 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 around 100 for a company D&D or a big birthday, and the chain is known for staying open very late — outlets are reported to run to 3am and, towards the weekend, as late as 5am, which makes it the default after a night out in Clarke Quay or Orchard. Published rates start at roughly $25 per room per hour, and the Leisure Park Kallang outlet has been promoted with $9.90-per-pax two-hour sessions. 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, and the easiest one to find wherever you happen to be. HaveFun runs 11 outlets — the Cineleisure Orchard flagship, Bugis+, Bugis Cube, 313@somerset, Suntec City, Lucky Chinatown, The Seletar Mall, Pasir Ris Mall, Downtown East, SAFRA Toa Payoh and SAFRA Yishun (with Thomson Plaza also listed among its partner outlets). Rooms come in four tiers — Exclusive (up to 6 pax), Exclusive+ (8), Deluxe (15) and VIP (25) — and published rates start at around $20 per room per hour, with per-person packages that bundle free-flow soft drinks. The standing deal worth knowing: HomeTeamNS members get 10% off the bill from Sundays to Thursdays, valid till 30 November 2026 — flash your digital membership card at check-in; it excludes guest and social tiers, public holidays and their eves. Members also get 15% off HaveFun's live-show experience at Bugis+ from Mondays to Thursdays over the same period. The Bugis+ live show, where a house band and singers perform, is the chain's differentiator if you would rather listen than sing. BEST FOR: convenience, after-work sessions in town, and HomeTeamNS members.

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. Rooms come in four sizes (S, M, L and VIP), the smallest being cheapest per hour, and published rates start at around $16 for a two-hour block; booking longer stretches brings the hourly rate down, and membership unlocks further discounts, so ask about it if you go often. 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 — and being open till 3am, it works as the second half of a Robertson Quay or Havelock dinner. BEST FOR: traditional KTV fans, Mandopop-heavy playlists, late nights and groups driving in.