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Top KTVs in Singapore, by the numbers — towers, hours, rooms
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The top KTV in Singapore depends on what you measure: Ume KTV and B12 Delux KTV run the cheapest beer towers we track at $40, Supreme KTV and Empire KTV stay open latest at 6am, and K Palace and Wave Party K take the biggest groups at 30 pax. This page ranks nightlife KTVs by the reference figures on our venue pages — not editorial taste — so every number below is one we track, dated, and marked unverified until a venue confirms it.
The scoreboard
| Category | Leader | The number |
|---|---|---|
| Cheapest beer tower | Ume KTV / B12 Delux KTV | towers from $40 |
| Lowest entry minimum | New Lisbo KTV | open hall, no minimum |
| Latest close | Supreme KTV / Empire KTV | 6am |
| Biggest room | K Palace / Wave Party K | 30 pax |
| Longest happy hour | K Palace | 4–10pm (6 hours) |
| Closest to MRT | District 1 KTV / Poseidon Club KTV | 3-minute walk |
Cheapest beer tower
Ume KTV in Novena and B12 Delux KTV near Clarke Quay both list towers from $40 — roughly half the Orchard basement rate. Ume keeps the whole menu low (Martell VSOP at $180) and runs quiet; B12 is the opposite, 21 rooms across five tiers. Sun City on Foch Road follows at $58, though it publishes little else — treat that one as a reference figure and check before you go.
Lowest entry minimum
Most small rooms want a tower plus a bottle. Three doors ask for less. New Lisbo KTV has an open hall with no minimum at all — order a $78 tower and you’re in. Iconic KTV in Bugis and Gala KTV on Lavender Street both let a pair in on a single $78 tower, no bottle attached. That makes any of the three the smallest commitment in the market for two or three people.
Latest close
Singapore’s nightlife KTVs mostly shut at 3am. Three keep going. Supreme KTV and Empire KTV, both in the Orchard belt, list morning sessions from 2am to 6am. VIP Japanese Karaoke & Lounge in Cuppage Plaza opens at 8pm and also runs to 6am, in a quieter lounge format — its towers start at $150, the premium loaded into the drink price rather than the minimum.
Biggest room
K Palace and Wave Party K both list rooms for 30 pax. They price at opposite ends: K Palace counts minimums in bottles with a $500 room floor, aimed at corporate entertainment; Wave Party K charges per session per room, which makes a 30-person budget unusually easy to predict. Next tier down, Emerald Club KTV in Geylang and Club Butterfly KTV at Raffles Place each fit 20.
Longest happy hour
K Palace lists the longest window we track, 4–10pm. Empire KTV and Rose Gold KTV run 4–9pm, and Club MG KTV 5–10pm. The window matters more than the length sounds: minimums and per-session charges drop before the evening switch, so an early start is the single biggest lever on the bill — the full mechanics are in KTV prices, explained.
Closest to MRT
Three minutes is the record: District 1 KTV from Somerset, Poseidon Club KTV from Bugis, and Wave Party K from Bencoolen. Poseidon runs small and medium rooms only, so it suits couples and trios; District 1 pairs the short walk with modest small-room minimums, though its towers start at $99.
How to read these rankings
Every figure comes from the data on our venue pages, each stamped with the date we last checked it. None of the venues above carries a “Verified” stamp yet, so treat all of this as reference-only and confirm the current minimum when you book. If a number here has moved, tell us on WhatsApp and we’ll correct it the same day.
