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6 best KTV rooms in Bangkok

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In short

The best KTV rooms in Bangkok are R&B Karaoke, Blu-O at Siam Paragon for big groups, and Woodball in Thonglor.

KTV in Bangkok is karaoke in your own room: the group books it by the hour or as a package, the staff bring drinks and food, and the song list runs to hundreds of thousands at the big chains, in Thai, English, Japanese, Korean and Chinese. Room karaoke comes first. The premium KTV lounges on Sukhumvit and in Thonglor sell a bottle and a room by the hour, at a much higher price; we explain those further down, so you know what you're walking into.

  1. R&B Karaoke, one of the best KTV rooms in Bangkok, at night.AI

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    1R&B Karaoke฿฿

    R&B Karaoke runs private rooms in five Bangkok neighbourhoods, Sathorn, Silom, Ari, Asoke and Chidlom, with about 200,000 Thai and English songs. The Sathorn branch, at 1124/2 Narathiwas Soi 9 near BTS Chong Nonsi, opens 6pm to midnight. It's where Thai friends go for a proper room and a decent drinks menu.

    A proper roomSathorn, Silom, Ari, Asoke, Chidlom

  2. Blu-O Rhythm & Bowl, one of the best KTV rooms in Bangkok, at night.AI

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    2Blu-O Rhythm & Bowl฿฿

    Blu-O is on the fifth floor of Siam Paragon, with 38 bowling lanes, 19 karaoke rooms and two private Platinum rooms that put bowling lanes and karaoke together, Blu-O's own site says (checked November 2026). The Platinum rooms take groups of up to 40; book those ahead.

    Big groups, up to 40Siam Paragon

  3. Woodball, one of the best KTV rooms in Bangkok, at night.AI

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    3Woodball฿฿

    Woodball, on the corner of Sukhumvit Soi 53 in Thonglor, has a counter bar where you can sing for the warm-up and private rooms with over 220,000 songs, its own site says. The private-room plan is three hours of all-you-can-drink and all-you-can-sing for five or more, 6pm to 2am daily, a short walk from the Thonglor bars.

    A party roomSukhumvit 53, Thonglor

  4. A host setting a table in a private karaoke room.AI

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    4Super Shakariki 432฿฿

    Super Shakariki 432 on Sukhumvit Soi 63, near BTS Ekkamai, has themed karaoke rooms and opens from 11am. For a group that wants something different from the usual sofa-and-screen room.

    Themed roomsSukhumvit 63, Ekkamai

  5. 5Karaoke Manekineko฿

    A Japanese karaoke chain on the fourth floor of Silom Edge, open from 11am until late every day, Manekineko's own Instagram says, with VIP rooms for up to 30 and two-hour deals that include unlimited soft drinks. Best for a group warming up before the Silom bars, a short walk away.

    ValueSilom Edge

  6. Haru Ranman, one of the best KTV rooms in Bangkok, at night.AI

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    6Haru Ranman฿

    Haru Ranman is a Japanese comic cafe and bar down Sukhumvit Soi 39 with karaoke rooms, open until late, and a song list heavy on Japanese hits, its own site says (checked November 2026). It's a low-key place for the last songs of the night.

    The very late finishSukhumvit 39

Side by side

R&B Karaoke

Area:
Sathorn, Silom, Ari, Asoke, Chidlom
The deal:
room by the hour
Best for:
a proper room, 200,000 songs

Blu-O Rhythm & Bowl

Area:
Siam Paragon
The deal:
rooms with bowling lanes
Best for:
big groups, up to 40

Woodball

Area:
Thonglor
The deal:
3 hours all-you-can-drink
Best for:
a party room

Super Shakariki 432

Area:
Ekkamai
The deal:
themed rooms
Best for:
something different

Karaoke Manekineko

Area:
Silom
The deal:
2-hour deals
Best for:
value, open until late

Haru Ranman

Area:
Sukhumvit 39
The deal:
open until late
Best for:
the last songs of the night

Premium KTV lounges, and what to know

Premium KTV lounges are a different kind of KTV: Japanese- and Korean-style lounges on Sukhumvit and in Thonglor that sell a private room and a bottle, often with multilingual staff. They're legal, and they cost far more than room karaoke.

What to know before you go:

  • How the bill works: the room is charged by time, plus a bottle, so the bill grows the longer you stay. Ask for the full price before you sit down.
  • The bottle: you buy a bottle for the room; the service charge and VAT are added on top.
  • What we do: we book KTV rooms and bottles for groups, nothing else.

Just want to sing? The room karaoke on this list is cheaper and simpler. Ask Tanner which fits your night.

Which room for your group?

It comes down to the size of the group and the budget. Big group? Blu-O's Platinum rooms take up to 40. Ask Tanner to hold one for your date.

A proper room near your hotel

Go to:
R&B Karaoke

A room for up to 40, with bowling

Go to:
Blu-O at Siam Paragon

Three hours of drinks and songs

Go to:
Woodball, Thonglor

Themed rooms near Ekkamai

Go to:
Super Shakariki 432

The cheapest two hours

Go to:
Karaoke Manekineko

Singing after the clubs close

Go to:
Haru Ranman
  • a private karaoke room for your group
  • R&B Karaoke, five neighbourhoods
  • Blu-O, Siam Paragon, up to 40
  • Woodball, 3 hours all-you-can-drink

When to go

After dinner, from about 8pm, before the clubs, or late, when the bars wind down. Haru Ranman and Manekineko at Silom Edge both run until late. Ask Tanner to book Friday and Saturday rooms early.

Is there KTV outside Bangkok?

Yes. Private karaoke rooms are easy to find in Pattaya, Phuket and Chiang Mai too, often inside hotels and malls.

  • Phuket: see our Phuket guide for the rest of the night.
  • Chiang Mai: see our Chiang Mai guide.
  • Pattaya: ask Tanner and he books a room near where the group is staying, with the car waiting outside.

The same rules apply everywhere: you book a room, the venue sets the spend, and you need to be 20 to drink. For the most choice, the biggest rooms and English songs, Bangkok is still the best bet.

Karaoke on Sukhumvit, soi by soi

Most private karaoke rooms in Bangkok sit along Sukhumvit, so the room fits between dinner and the club without a long drive.

Soi 53 has Woodball, Soi 63 by Ekkamai has Super Shakariki 432, and Soi 39 has Haru Ranman for a late finish.

Twelve of you on a Friday? Tanner's pick is Woodball: the counter bar for the warm-up, then three all-you-can-drink hours upstairs. Ask Tanner to book the room for 9pm.

KTV in Bangkok in short

  • What it is: KTV in Bangkok means karaoke in your own private room, booked by the hour or as a package.
  • The best KTV in Bangkok for a proper room is R&B Karaoke, in five neighbourhoods.
  • The biggest rooms are Blu-O's Platinum rooms at Siam Paragon, for up to 40 with bowling lanes.
  • Song lists run to 200,000 and more, in Thai, English, Japanese, Korean and Chinese.
  • Premium KTV lounges charge for the room by time plus a bottle, so get the full price before you sit down.
  • Haru Ranman and Manekineko both run until late.

Checked November 2026.

After KTV

After KTV, go on to a club: see our best clubs in Bangkok, or start with a rooftop from our best rooftop bars in Bangkok. Want a VIP table there? Ask Tanner.

Getting home

The room, the bill and the car

Three things make it easy: the room, the bill and the car. The room: the right size and time, with the price, service charge and VAT agreed before you start. The bill: at a premium lounge, get the full price in writing before anyone sits down. The car: a driver waiting to take the group from dinner to the room to the club. Ask Tanner, and he books all three.

Tanner Altman, host at Party ThailandWritten by Tanner Altman · Updated 7 November 2026

Questions

Before you book

What is a KTV private room?

A private karaoke room your group rents by the hour or as a package, with its own screen, sound system and a song library in several languages; the staff bring drinks and food to the room.

What is the difference between karaoke and KTV?

In Bangkok they mean the same thing: singing in a private room. KTV is simply another name for it, and it's the name the premium lounges on Sukhumvit use.

What does KTV stand for?

KTV is short for karaoke TV: a private room with its own screen and sound system. KTV in Bangkok means the same thing as room karaoke, booked by the hour or as a package, with drinks brought to the room.

Is KTV meant to be private?

Yes. You rent a private room for your group, so only your friends hear you sing.

How much does KTV cost in Bangkok?

KTV in Bangkok is priced by the room, the night and the hours. Manekineko has two-hour deals, Woodball sells three all-you-can-drink hours for ฿600 a person, and Blu-O charges by the hour. Tanner confirms your night.

What is the best KTV in Bangkok for a big group?

The best KTV in Bangkok for a big group is Blu-O at Siam Paragon, with Platinum rooms for up to 40, or Karaoke Manekineko at Silom Edge, with VIP rooms for up to 30. Tanner holds the room for your date.

Do Bangkok KTVs have English songs?

Yes. R&B Karaoke has about 200,000 Thai and English songs, and Woodball over 220,000 songs in Japanese, English and Thai.

Is KTV open late in Bangkok?

Yes. Haru Ranman on Sukhumvit Soi 39 and Karaoke Manekineko at Silom Edge both run until late, so the singing can go on after the bars wind down. Ask Tanner to hold the room.

What should I know about premium KTV lounges?

They charge for the room by time, plus a bottle, and cost far more than room karaoke. Ask for the full price before you sit down.

Can you book a KTV room for a bachelor party?

Yes. Book a room for your group size, agree the price and the bottle first, and have the car waiting. Ask Tanner and it's done.

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