Party World KTV
Robertson Quay
23+ years in business
2 min walk from Havelock MRT
Karaoke in Singapore: 175 karaokes · small room typically S$8–S$13 per room per hour
Updated October 2026How we rank
Karaoke outlets in Singapore need a Public Entertainment Licence from the police, and those serving alcohol also need a liquor licence. Family KTV chains charge per room per hour – about $8 in off-peak daytime slots to $19 after 7pm for a small room. Booking ahead is recommended on evenings and weekends.
7 of the best-documented karaokes in Singapore
Businesses with the most complete public records first, photos, licence matches, hours and track record. Never ordered by payment.
City Palace KTV Karaoke Lounge
Kampong Glam
29+ years in business
2 min walk from Bugis MRT
Major 99 Karaoke and Entertainment Center
Ang Mo Kio
6 min walk from Ang Mo Kio MRT
7th Heaven KTV and Cafe
Tampines
4 min walk from Tampines West MRT
Kommune by 82Soho
Somerset
1 min walk from Somerset MRT
MB Home Karaoke Singapore Pte Ltd
Upper Thomson
5 min walk from Upper Thomson MRT
ZIGGY'S Karaoke Rooms & Cocktail Bar
Robertson Quay
4 min walk from Fort Canning MRT
Ordered by verifiable signals, licence matches, track record and completeness of public records. Featured placements are labelled and never change this order.
Show all 175Compare 7 karaokes side by side
Location, MRT walk, years in business, licence and published hours, facts from public records.
- Party World KTV
- Area
- Robertson Quay
- MRT
- 2 min · Havelock
- City Palace KTV Karaoke Lounge
- Area
- Kampong Glam
- MRT
- 2 min · Bugis
- Major 99 Karaoke and Entertainment Center
- Area
- Ang Mo Kio
- MRT
- 6 min · Ang Mo Kio
- 7th Heaven KTV and Cafe
- Area
- Tampines
- MRT
- 4 min · Tampines West
- Kommune by 82Soho
- Area
- Somerset
- MRT
- 1 min · Somerset
- MB Home Karaoke Singapore Pte Ltd
- Area
- Upper Thomson
- MRT
- 5 min · Upper Thomson
- ZIGGY'S Karaoke Rooms & Cocktail Bar
- Area
- Robertson Quay
- MRT
- 4 min · Fort Canning
| Business | Area | MRT |
|---|---|---|
| Party World KTV | Robertson Quay | 2 min · Havelock |
| City Palace KTV Karaoke Lounge | Kampong Glam | 2 min · Bugis |
| Major 99 Karaoke and Entertainment Center | Ang Mo Kio | 6 min · Ang Mo Kio |
| 7th Heaven KTV and Cafe | Tampines | 4 min · Tampines West |
| Kommune by 82Soho | Somerset | 1 min · Somerset |
| MB Home Karaoke Singapore Pte Ltd | Upper Thomson | 5 min · Upper Thomson |
| ZIGGY'S Karaoke Rooms & Cocktail Bar | Robertson Quay | 4 min · Fort Canning |
How much does karaoke cost in Singapore?
Per-room hourly rates at family KTV chains from published price guides; rates vary by outlet and room size.
Small room, before 7pm
S$8–S$13 per room per hour
Up to 4 pax
Small room, after 7pm
S$12–S$19 per room per hour
Sources: SingSaver – Cheapest karaoke in Singapore; TheSmartLocal – Karaoke in Singapore. Prices in SGD, before GST unless stated.
What licence should a karaoke have?
Public Entertainment Licence (PEL)
Singapore Police Force (Public Entertainments Licensing Unit) · Required by law
Required under the Public Entertainments Act for karaoke outlets, live music, amusement centres, billiard saloons and computer-games centres open to the public. Operating without one can draw a fine of up to $20,000.
Check the official registerLiquor Licence
Singapore Police Force (Police Licensing & Regulatory Department) · Required by law
Any outlet selling alcohol for consumption on or off the premises needs a liquor licence, which sets its permitted supply hours. Sale to anyone under 18 is an offence for the licensee.
Check the official register
How to choose a karaoke
- Daytime weekday slots are the cheapest; multi-hour packages (Mon–Thu) can lower the hourly rate further.
- Check the outside food and drink policy – some family KTV chains allow it, lounges usually do not.
- For groups, confirm room capacity and whether price is per room or per person.
- Confirm the outlet holds a police Public Entertainment Licence; police have acted against unlicensed 'KTV concept' rooms.
Questions about karaoke in Singapore
Do karaoke outlets need a licence in Singapore?
Yes. Under the Public Entertainments Act, operating karaoke for the public requires a Public Entertainment Licence from the Singapore Police Force; operating without one can be fined up to $20,000. Outlets that serve alcohol also need a police liquor licence.
How much is karaoke per hour in Singapore?
At family KTV chains, a small room for up to four costs roughly $8–13 per hour before 7pm and $12–19 after 7pm, per published price guides. Larger rooms and KTV lounges with drinks packages cost more.
How many karaoke are there in Singapore?
Lookup lists 175 karaoke in Singapore as of October 2026, with the largest concentration in Rochor (22). Listings are compiled from government registers and open map data and refreshed regularly.