
D Babylon Club
Bar with DJ and live band plus private KTV rooms upstairs, near Chan Sow Lin; 4.8 from 29 Google reviews.
KTV Pudu means one verified venue right now: D Babylon Club, a bar and KTV off Jalan Sungai Besi. However, Pudu sits next to Bukit Bintang and Kampung Pandan, so several more rooms are a short ride away. Here is what to expect.
Pudu is one of KL's oldest neighbourhoods. It lies just south-east of Bukit Bintang, around Jalan Pudu, the Pudu wet market and Pudu Sentral bus terminal. The streets mix old shophouses, food stalls and new condo towers. So it feels local, even though the city centre is only minutes away.
Rail access is good. The LRT stops at Pudu and Hang Tuah, and Hang Tuah also links to the KL Monorail. Further south, Chan Sow Lin connects the LRT with the MRT Putrajaya Line. Parking is mostly on the street or in small lots. As a result, e-hailing is often easier, especially late at night.


Bar with DJ and live band plus private KTV rooms upstairs, near Chan Sow Lin; 4.8 from 29 Google reviews.
D Babylon Club sits on Lorong Loke Yew, just off Jalan Sungai Besi. According to its own TikTok, it runs a ground-floor bar with DJ sets, live band and dance shows. Private KTV rooms sit upstairs. Owner photos show LED star ceilings and neon lighting in the rooms.
Reviewers praise the lively mood and the food, including Korean-style chicken wings. Its Google rating sits at 4.8, although from fewer than 30 reviews. On the downside, it is a premium venue, with RM200 or more per person reported. It also publishes no hours or menu prices. So call or WhatsApp before you go, and agree on what a package includes. It is an adult venue, so bring ID.
Other lounges exist along Jalan Loke Yew. However, we could not confirm that they still operate, so we do not list them yet.

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Because Pudu borders the city centre, you have backup options within a short ride. For example, karaoke bukit bintang lies just north-west. There, Crown KTV sits in Plaza Berjaya by Imbi Monorail and opens daily until 3am, while Bintang Palace on Jalan Sultan Ismail runs until 5am or 6am. To the east, Mansion 9 KTV in Kampung Pandan pairs a Chinese banquet with private rooms. All of these are adult lounges for guests aged 18+, with reported spend of RM200 or more per person.
D Babylon Club is the one Pudu venue we could verify in 2026. It combines a bar with DJ sets, live band shows and private KTV rooms upstairs. Its Google rating is high, but from a small number of reviews. For more choice, Bukit Bintang is a few minutes away by car.
D Babylon Club's Google listing and TikTok captions say it opens 24 hours. We treat that as unreliable for planning, so call the venue before a late visit. Nearby, Crown KTV in Bukit Bintang lists hours until 3am, and Mansion 9 in Kampung Pandan also closes at 3am.
D Babylon Club is a premium venue. Google Maps users report spend of RM200 or more per person, and reviewers mention free-flow beer promotions. It publishes no menu or room prices, so ask the venue before you book. Nearby lounges in Bukit Bintang report a similar spend.
D Babylon Club sits about half a kilometre from the Chan Sow Lin interchange, which serves the LRT and the MRT Putrajaya Line. The venue does not publish parking details, so ask when you book. At night, e-hailing is the simplest way to get there and back.