What we do
Late-Night Karaoke
In Singapore, karaoke goes by another name: KTV. The city has more of them than anyone can keep track of — local favourites, sleek design-led rooms, luxe suites with a bar of their own — and plenty you'll be glad you skipped. We know the difference, and match your group to the one that fits the night.
Every KTV has a personality. We pick the one that matches yours.
A bespoke plan — the right room, late
Sample plan — we tailor the real thing to you.
Choosing a KTV spot from a listing is a gamble: the photos all look the same, the prices say little about the mood inside, and the room that's perfect for a rowdy birthday is wrong for a relaxed catch-up with colleagues. We've already been through the city's karaoke rooms, from easy, good-value favourites to polished lounges and full-on luxe suites. We know which ones feel lively, which feel intimate, and which are worth paying extra for.
So we start with your mood, not a map. Tell us whether the night should be loud and silly, stylish and unhurried, or somewhere in between, along with your group size and the budget you're comfortable with. We shortlist the rooms that fit, book the right one, and build the rest of the evening around it: dinner first, maybe a warm-up bar, then the room for as long as you want it. A chauffeured limousine covers every move in between, and every drop-off at the end.
It suits colleagues after a team dinner, old friends catching up, a birthday that needs a microphone in it, or visitors curious about how Singapore really spends a late night. Groups usually run six to fifteen, and the room is sized to fit: never cramped, never echoing.
Tell us the group size, the mood you're after and a rough budget — we'll pick the room that suits it.
Questions, answered
What is KTV in Singapore?
KTV is what Singaporeans call karaoke. You book a private room by the hour, with its own screen, mics and song system, and food and drinks brought to you. Many stay open well past midnight.
Where is the best karaoke in Singapore?
It depends on your mood. A loud birthday and a relaxed catch-up with colleagues suit very different rooms. Tell us your group and budget, and we'll pick the right one.
Can we do karaoke late at night?
Definitely. Plenty of KTV spots run into the early hours. We'll book one that stays open as late as you want, and the limousine gets everyone home.
Can you arrange KTV for a team dinner or company night out?
We'd be glad to. We usually plan dinner first, then a private room sized for your team. For larger groups, we can find a bigger room or neighbouring rooms.
Can we have a karaoke birthday party?
Of course. Tell us it's a birthday and we'll build the night around it: dinner, the room, and a moment to mark the occasion.
How much does a karaoke night with Nightporter cost?
Nightporter is S$150 per hour, including planning, booking and your chauffeured limousine. The room, food and drinks are paid to the venue, and we'll suggest options to suit your budget.