Karaoke Kuala Lumpur: KTV Lounges by Area 吉隆坡 KTV

Kuala Lumpur takes its singing seriously. Friends book a room for birthdays, and companies book one after a dinner. Unlike karaoke bars in the West, almost every venue here rents private rooms, so you only sing in front of your own group. That is why locals simply call it KTV.

The lounges on this site are adult nightlife venues for guests aged 18 and over. They sell drinks by the bottle or in packages, and many stay open until 2am or 3am. A few run until dawn. At most of them, Google Maps users report spending RM200 or more per person. So the first step in planning karaoke Kuala Lumpur style is setting a budget and a finishing time.

Where to sing in Kuala Lumpur

Bukit Bintang is the centre of the city's nightlife. Here you find Bintang Palace (天上人间) on Jalan Sultan Ismail and Crown KTV in Plaza Berjaya on Jalan Imbi. Elsewhere, the scene spreads out by neighbourhood. For example, Kampung Pandan has Mansion 9 (9號公館), which pairs banquet dining with private rooms.

Further out, each suburb has its own regulars. Kuchai Lama has Golden Palace KTV (金色年华), and Kepong has The Grand Palace KTV and D'Emperor KTV on Jalan Ipoh. In addition, Ampang has D'Arc Club (凯旋门), and Pudu has D Babylon Club, which adds a bar with a DJ and live band.

Getting around is easy in the centre. The Monorail stops at Imbi and Raja Chulan, close to the Bukit Bintang lounges. Meanwhile, Chan Sow Lin station sits near D Babylon Club in Pudu, and Kuchai MRT is about 1.3 km from Golden Palace. In outer areas such as Kepong or Kampung Pandan, e-hailing is simpler. Either way, if your group plans to drink, leave the car at home.

Browse karaoke in Kuala Lumpur by area

Use the chips to filter by neighbourhood, or scroll through each area. Every card shows the venue type, price level and whether it stays open late.

KTV in Bukit Bintang 武吉免登

KTV loungeOpen late

Bintang Palace

天上人间

Late-night KTV lounge on levels 4–5 of Menara MBf, Jalan Sultan Ismail; open until 5am or 6am.

RMRMRM3.8

Bukit Bintang6pm–6am*

KTV loungeOpen late

Crown KTV

Late-night KTV lounge in Plaza Berjaya, Jalan Imbi, by Imbi Monorail; reviews flag unexpected charges.

RMRMRM2.7

Bukit Bintang4pm–3am

KTV in Kuchai Lama & Sri Petaling 大城堡

KTV lounge

Golden Palace KTV

金色年华

Kuchai Lama KTV lounge with published beer-and-room packages from RM418++; rooms refurbished in 2026.

RMRMRM3.6

Kuchai Lama & Sri PetalingHours: ask venue

KTV in Kampung Pandan 甘榜班丹

KTV loungeOpen late

Mansion 9

9號公館

Chinese banquet dining and private karaoke in one room on Jalan Kampung Pandan; open daily 3pm–3am.

RMRMRM3.8

Kampung Pandan3pm–3am

KTV in Kepong 甲洞

KTV lounge

D'Emperor KTV

帝皇

Newer Jalan Ipoh lounge (opened 2025) with four room sizes and beer promos; RM200+ per person reported.

RMRMRM3.7

KepongHours: ask venue

KTV lounge

The Grand Palace KTV

名門KTV

Long-running Menjalara lounge with a full bar, open from 4pm; 4.3 on Google, RM200+ per person reported.

RMRMRM3.7

Kepong4pm–2am

KTV in Pudu 富都

KTV lounge

D Babylon Club

Bar with DJ and live band plus private KTV rooms upstairs, near Chan Sow Lin; 4.8 from 29 Google reviews.

RMRMRM3.9

PuduHours: ask venue

KTV in Ampang 安邦

KTV lounge

D'Arc Club

凯旋门

Long-running Ampang KTV lounge in Plaza Ampang City, praised for its sound and a large King's Room.

RMRMRM4.0

AmpangHours: ask venue

Compare KTV lounges in KL

This table lines up every KL lounge we list. All of them sit at the premium price level. Hours change often, so confirm them with the venue before you go.

Choosing a KTV in KL

With so many rooms across the city, a little planning goes a long way. These four questions narrow the list quickly.

What kind of night do you want?

Some lounges focus on singing and drinks, while others mix in food or music. For instance, Mansion 9 serves Chinese banquet sets in the same room as the screen. D Babylon Club, by contrast, runs a bar with live music below its KTV rooms. New to all this? Start with our guide to what is KTV.

What is your budget?

Every lounge here sits in the premium bracket. Few publish prices, so ask before you book. Golden Palace is an exception, because it advertises small-room packages with beer from RM418++. D'Emperor KTV has also promoted a happy-hour beer tower at RM208 nett, though that offer may have ended. Our KTV price KL guide explains minimum spends, packages and service tax.

How late will you stay?

Most lounges in the city close at 2am or 3am. However, a few run much later. Bintang Palace, for instance, lists closing times of 5am or 6am depending on the day. If you plan to finish after midnight, check the hours on the venue page first, because they change often.

How big is your group?

Small groups fit almost anywhere. For 20 people or more, though, you need a VIP or banquet room. Mansion 9 seats 30 or more around round tables, and reviewers mention a large King's Room at D'Arc Club. For celebrations, see our karaoke birthday party KL guide. For work events, read company dinner KTV KL.

Booking a lounge in Kuala Lumpur

First, contact the venue directly. Most lounges take bookings by phone or WhatsApp, and the numbers sit on each venue page. Ask for the room minimum, the drinks package and whether service charge and SST apply. Then get the quote in writing, since some reviewers at city lounges mention unexpected charges on the bill.

Next, bring ID. These are adult venues, and staff may check ages at the door. Finally, if it is your first time in a lounge, our KTV etiquette guide covers booking, dress and song choice.

Living south of the city? Then look across the border in Selangor too. Petaling Jaya, Subang Jaya and Puchong each have a lounge within a short drive. Between the two, karaoke Kuala Lumpur and its suburbs offer a room for most groups and budgets.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best karaoke in KL?

It depends on the night. Mansion 9 in Kampung Pandan combines a Chinese banquet with singing. Reviewers praise the sound system at D'Arc Club in Ampang, and Golden Palace in Kuchai Lama publishes its room packages. Bintang Palace suits a very late finish in the city centre. Compare them in the table above.

Which KTV in KL is open late?

Bintang Palace on Jalan Sultan Ismail lists the latest hours we have found in the city. It closes at 6am from Saturday to Wednesday, and at 5am on Thursday and Friday. Crown KTV and Mansion 9 close at 3am, while The Grand Palace in Kepong closes at 2am. Confirm hours with the venue first.

Can children go to a KTV lounge in KL?

No. The lounges we list are adult nightlife venues. Most state an 18+ policy, and the rest ask you to check with the venue. They serve alcohol by the bottle or in packages and stay open late, so they do not suit children. Ask the venue about its age rules before you book.

Do KL KTVs have private rooms for big groups?

Yes. Mansion 9 has banquet rooms for 30 or more guests, and reviewers mention a very large King's Room at D'Arc Club. Golden Palace sells VIP room packages, and D'Emperor KTV lists small, medium, large and VIP rooms. Book early for weekend nights, because the big rooms go first.

How much does karaoke cost in Kuala Lumpur?

Lounges are a premium night out. Google Maps users at most KL lounges report spending RM200 or more per person. Golden Palace advertises small-room packages with beer from RM418++, and Mansion 9 promoted a 10-person birthday set at RM1688++. Always verify current prices with the venue before you go.

吉隆坡哪里的KTV好玩? (Which KTV in KL is fun?)

For a lively night, Bukit Bintang (武吉免登) has Bintang Palace (天上人间) and Crown KTV close together. For dinner and singing in one room, try Mansion 9 (9號公館) in Kampung Pandan. Golden Palace (金色年华) in Kuchai Lama publishes its packages, and D'Arc Club (凯旋门) in Ampang has run for years.