Quick answer: Teo Heng KTV is the steady, no-frills choice for clear sound and a clean, alcohol-free room that families have trusted for decades. If you want themed rooms or game consoles thrown into the mix, HaveFun Karaoke and K.Star Karaoke take the win. For a full night-out package with free-flow drinks and snacks, Jewel Music Box gives you the disco lights without the atas price tag.
You know the real ritual: it’s not just belting out tunes. It’s finding a spot where nobody side-eyes your song choice, the queue moves smoothly, and snacks just appear. Whether a family afternoon, a team night out, or a boisterous gathering with your kakis, the right room changes everything. Here’s the inside scoop on where to go, and how to blend in like a regular.
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Teo Heng KTV
Teo Heng KTV is pretty much a household name in Singapore, and it keeps its focus simple: good sound, clean spaces, and a session where everyone gets to sing without waiting ages for the next song.
The room comes with a BMB sound system that actually lets you hear your own voice clearly, and the song list pulls from a multilingual library so nobody has to sit out. A big plus for many groups is that you can bring your own food in—great if someone’s auntie makes mean curry puffs or you just want to save on snacks. Pricing runs by the room, which stays kind on the wallet even if you are just a small group.
You will find them in a lot of heartland spots now, including Jurong West Central 2. It is a straight-up, no-alcohol environment, so the 12pm–1am hours (till 2am on Saturdays and PH eves) feel relaxed whether you are there with your colleagues or your kids.
- Address: 1 Jurong West Central 2, #01-16, Singapore 648886
- Phone: +65 6734 6300
- Hours: Mon–Fri, Sun & PH: 12pm–1am; Sat & PH Eve: 12pm–2am
- Price: Room-based, budget-conscious
- Website: ktvteoheng.com.sg
Best for the group that just wants to sing, full stop. It is the kind of place where you book two hours, lose track of time, and walk out hoarse but happy. Also a solid pick if you have friends who do not drink or are bringing younger relatives along.
Clean, unpretentious rooms make this the spot for the no-fuss crew who just want to sing. The unspoken rule is simple: queue your songs, pass the mic, and remember to bring your own snacks—because packing your own nibbles is half the fun. Perfect for a chill family outing or a low-key gathering where the music does the talking.
HaveFun Karaoke
HaveFun Karaoke is where a karaoke session turns into a mini event. The chain is known for decking out its rooms with themes and throwing in extras like arcade games or private screening areas, so the vibe shifts the moment you step in.
The VIP rooms come with professional lighting rigs that make even a half-hearted ballad feel like a stadium show. Their setups lean toward making it a visual occasion as much as a musical one, and many groups find the space suits both birthday parties and casual catch-ups that accidentally run past midnight.
They are at multiple malls, including the Pasir Ris Mall outlet, and open a marathon 11:30am to 3:00am daily.
- Address: 7 Pasir Ris Central #02-54 Pasir Ris Mall, Singapore 519612
- Phone: +65 6513 4880
- Hours: 11:30am–3:00am daily
- Price: Mid-range; themed and VIP rooms available
- Website: havefunkaraoke.com
Choose HaveFun if your group cares about the backdrop as much as the setlist. It suits the friend who treats their Instagram Stories like a production house, or anyone planning a surprise that needs a bit more theatre.
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When the group chat is all ‘jio karaoke but make it extra’, this is where you go. The themed rooms are a riot, and the arcade games break up any singing fatigue. It’s the kind of place where even your friend who don’t sing ends up on the dance floor because the lights make everyone feel like a star. Ideal for celebrations where you want the room to match the hype.
Cash Studio Family Karaoke
Cash Studio Family Karaoke has been around long enough to build a song catalogue that keeps up with the times, and the whole operation runs on a simple, inclusive rhythm: anyone can walk in, grab a tambourine, and start singing.
The rooms are smoke-free with modern audio systems, and you are allowed to bring your own food here as well. It is the kind of place where you book a room for a few hours, and the kids are just as likely to have a go on the microphone as the adults. They are tucked into Cuppage Plaza, which is central and easy to reach—plus they have more branches around the island.
They open from 1:00pm and go right through to 3:00am daily, so a late dinner followed by a singing session works out nicely.
- Address: 5 Koek Road, Cuppage Plaza, #B2-09 to 20, Singapore 228796
- Phone: +65 6533 0090
- Hours: 1:00pm–3:00am daily
- Price: Transparent room rates
- Website: cashstudio.com.sg
Good for multi-generational outings where the grandparents want to hear the old Teresa Teng songs and the teenagers are queueing up recent hits. The central location also makes it an easy after-dinner plan if you are already in town.
Bring the whole extended family, kids and all, without a second thought here. The vibe is genuinely welcoming, and the tambourines mean even the little ones feel part of the band. Bringing your own food isn’t just allowed—it’s practically encouraged, so pack your favourite snacks and settle in for a long, easy session where no one rushes you.
Party World KTV
Party World KTV goes large. The rooms feel like they were made for company D&Ds or milestone birthday bashes, with high-definition displays and audio that fills a big space without getting muddy.
Some rooms throw in pool tables alongside the karaoke setup, and there is a full spread of drinks and food available from their in-house menu. It is the pick when the group chat has been going back and forth for weeks and you finally need a venue that fits everybody. The Havelock Road outlet is their main base, with more branches around.
They run from 3:00pm to 3:00am daily.
- Address: 390A Havelock Road, #01-08 WaterFront Plaza, Singapore 169664
- Phone: +65 6333 5533
- Hours: 3:00pm–3:00am daily
- Price: Mid-to-upper range; packages available
- Website: partyworldktv.com.sg
A natural fit for big groups and celebrations that need a bit of spectacle. If someone in the group keeps saying “let’s do something memorable” and nobody can agree what that means, Party World answers the question.
For the big birthday bash or team outing where half the fun is the side activities, this is your go-to. Rooms are generous, and the pool tables are a clever way to keep everyone entertained between sets. The key here: book ahead and let the organiser arrow one person to handle the playlist, or you’ll spend half the time scrolling.
K.Star Karaoke
K.Star Karaoke sits in Orchard Central and leans hard into the themed-experience angle. The rooms have customisable lighting that you can tweak to the mood, and the larger VVIP suites go further with darts and billiards sharing the space with the karaoke system.
It is a spot that understands a night out is sometimes about doing a few different things in one place. Their refreshments are on hand when you need a break between songs, and the design feels intentionally put together rather than an afterthought. They stay open late on weekends—till 4:00am Friday and Saturday—and close at 3:00am on other days.
- Address: 181 Orchard Road, Orchard Central #05-01, Singapore 238896
- Phone: +65 6634 2801
- Hours: Mon–Thu 12:00pm–3:00am; Fri–Sat 12:00pm–4:00am
- Price: Mid-to-upper range; VVIP suites available
- Website: kstar.com.sg
Ideal for a mixed group where half the people want to sing and the other half want to play darts or just soak in the atmosphere. The Orchard location also makes it an easy bolt-on after shopping or dinner nearby. If you are into matcha, you might already be in the area—Premier Destinations for Matcha Lattes in Singapore is a handy side quest for the same afternoon.
Tucked in Orchard Central, this is the one for when you want your karaoke with a side of style. The customisable lighting sets the mood perfectly, and the larger rooms feel more like a private lounge. It’s a solid choice for a slightly more atas gathering where you can hop from a song to a game of darts without missing a beat.
Kommune by 82Soho
Kommune by 82Soho on Orchard Road brings a Korean-style karaoke setup into the mix, but what sets it apart is how it blends singing with other kinds of play.
Inside the private rooms, you get a Korean audio system alongside PlayStation consoles and a stash of board games. It is the sort of place where a booking can start with a few songs, drift into a heated Mario Kart session, and somehow end with a board game nobody remembers the rules to. The space has a clean, modern feel that does not try too hard.
Their Monday-to-Thursday hours run 11:30am to 11:00pm, though it is worth checking ahead for weekend timings.
- Address: 277 Orchard Road, Singapore 238858
- Phone: +65 8112 0480
- Hours: Mon–Thu 11:30am–11:00pm
- Price: Mid-range, based on package
- Website: 82soho.com
Best when the group has different energy levels—some want to perform, some want to game, nobody wants to just stare at their phone. Also a clever pick for a casual date where you need something to do that is not just sitting across a table.
When your crew can’t decide between singing, gaming, and board games, this is the perfect answer. The Korean touch is cool without being intimidating, and the setup means even your friend who’s paiseh to sing will find something to do. The unspoken rule: the Mario Kart tournament gets just as competitive as the high-note battles.
Jewel Music Box
Jewel Music Box runs with a neon-lit, disco-leaning look, and the package pricing often includes free-flow drinks and snacks right out of the gate. There is no need to sort out a separate food run—it all comes with the room.
The sound system is solid and the rooms are built for a party mood, making it a regular choice for groups who want to walk in, grab a mic, and not think about top-ups. The Bishan outlet sits inside a community club location, which keeps it accessible and unpretentious, and they have more branches listed on their site.
Open daily 1:00pm to 1:30am.
- Address: 510 Bishan St. 13, #02-02, Singapore 570510
- Phone: +65 6970 9808
- Hours: 1:00pm–1:30am daily
- Price: Value-driven packages with free-flow inclusions
- Website: jewelmusicbox.com
Suits the crew that wants an all-in-one package and a room that looks like a small party is already happening. The free-flow setup takes the mental maths out of the night, so you can just focus on who gets the next song. If you are building a full food-and-fun day out, Singapore’s Premier Yakiniku Buffet Destinations might be the warm-up act before the singing starts.
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How to choose
Start with who is in the room. Families with younger children or older relatives often gravitate toward the alcohol-free, bring-your-own-food setups at Teo Heng and Cash Studio—they keep things straightforward and comfortable. A mixed group of friends who want variety might prefer HaveFun or K.Star for the themed rooms, or Kommune if game consoles sound more exciting than a third encore.
Budget-wise, Teo Heng and Jewel Music Box sit on the more wallet-friendly end, though for different reasons: Teo Heng charges by the room with no alcohol markups, while Jewel Music Box bundles snacks and drinks into the package so you stop counting once you pay. Party World and K.Star cost more, especially for the larger VVIP rooms, but they carry the space and extras for a proper celebration. HaveFun and Cash Studio land somewhere in the middle.
Think about timing too. Most places run into the early morning hours, but K.Star stays open till 4am on weekends for the true night owls. Kommune closes earlier, so it fits better as an afternoon or early-evening activity. A typical two-to-three-hour session for a small group can run anywhere from roughly twenty dollars per person at the no-frills end to significantly more when you add food, drinks, and extra-large suites. Always check the latest rates on their websites—prices shift depending on the day and time slot.
| Venue | Best For | Alcohol Policy | Price Signal | Opening Hours |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Teo Heng KTV | Families, non-drinkers | Alcohol-free | Budget-conscious | 12pm–1am (till 2am Sat/PH eve) |
| HaveFun Karaoke | Themed parties, Instagram-worthy outings | Check with the business | Mid-range | 11:30am–3:00am daily |
| Cash Studio Family Karaoke | Multi-generational groups, central meetups | Check with the business | Transparent room rates | 1:00pm–3:00am daily |
| Party World KTV | Large groups, celebrations | Premium beverages served | Mid-to-upper range | 3:00pm–3:00am daily |
| K.Star Karaoke | Late-night sessions, mixed groups | Check with the business | Mid-to-upper range | 12pm–3am (till 4am Fri–Sat) |
| Kommune by 82Soho | Gaming + singing, casual dates | Check with the business | Mid-range | Mon–Thu 11:30am–11:00pm |
| Jewel Music Box | All-inclusive packages, party mood | Free-flow beverages included | Value-driven packages | 1:00pm–1:30am daily |
Summary
Singapore’s karaoke scene has something for practically every group size and occasion. Teo Heng and Cash Studio keep it simple and family-friendly, HaveFun and K.Star dress it up with themes and lights, Party World takes big gatherings, Kommune mixes games into the session, and Jewel Music Box wraps it all in a neon package with free-flow perks. Whichever you pick, the right room makes the difference between a forgettable two hours and the kind of night the group chat keeps bringing up weeks later.
Disclaimer: All information provided here has been compiled from publicly available sources. Details can change, so please confirm directly with the business before heading down.
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Frequently asked questions
Walk in, grab a mic, and you’re sorted—free-flow drinks and snacks mean zero planning needed. The disco vibe is unapologetically fun, and the Bishan location is a breeze to get to. It’s the place where you can let loose without worrying about the bill topping up, making it perfect for spontaneous group hangs.
Which karaoke place in Singapore is best for families with young kids?
Teo Heng KTV and Cash Studio Family Karaoke are the most family-friendly picks. Both are alcohol-free (or have that option) and let you bring your own food, which makes things much easier with children.
Can I bring my own food into a karaoke room?
At Teo Heng KTV and Cash Studio Family Karaoke, yes, you can bring outside food. For the other venues, it is best to check directly with them as their policies may differ.
Which karaoke spot is open the latest?
K.Star Karaoke stays open until 4:00am on Fridays and Saturdays, and 3:00am on other days. HaveFun Karaoke and Cash Studio both run until 3:00am daily, giving you plenty of late-night options.
Are there karaoke places with gaming options besides just singing?
Kommune by 82Soho has PlayStation consoles and board games inside the private rooms. K.Star Karaoke also offers darts and billiards in their larger VVIP suites.
Which karaoke joint gives the most all-in value?
Jewel Music Box includes free-flow drinks and snacks in many of its packages, so you pay once and do not have to keep track of add-ons throughout the session.
