Best Karaoke Spots in Bali for a Fun Night Out

In Bali, karaoke isn’t a spur-of-the-moment “rainy day” option but a well-established way to spend an evening out.

It’s a real cultural mix: Japanese-style KTV rooms, laid-back, affordable bars in Canggu, family-friendly halls in Jimbaran, minimalist spots in Uluwatu. Some people come to seriously polish their vocals with quality sound; others just want to sing a duet and have a laugh.

There are plenty of formats, and the right choice depends on the kind of night you’re after: intimate, on stage, or loud and lasting past midnight. Below are tried-and-tested places worth checking out when the evening is calling you to the stage.

One of the largest karaoke complexes in Bali, thought through down to the smallest detail. It has 35 rooms, from small booths for two to spacious rooms for parties and celebrations. There are even separate kids’ karaoke rooms with ball pits and toys, so children will definitely have something to do while the adults sing.

On the roof there’s a bar with a pool and BBQ, and inside there’s a reasonably priced Japanese restaurant. The menu features sushi, rolls, Korean, Japanese, Chinese and Indonesian dishes, plus a few European options.

The song catalogue is international, from K-pop and Chinese pop to Adele and local Balinese hits. The interior is bright and bold, with soft sofas and good sound.

Prices start at 60,000 rupiah during the day and 120,000 in the evening. You can book a booth for several hours at a fixed price. The current menu and rates are available here.

Opening hours: daily, from 11:00 to 02:00

Format: KTV style, for families, parties and anyone who likes to go all out.

Address: Jl. Dewi Sri No.168, Legian

A well-known gastropub right in the heart of Seminyak. By day, people come for a barbecue lunch and live sports; in the evening, to sing a couple of songs in a relaxed setting.

The pub spreads over two floors, with two bars, an open balcony and 17 screens showing Australian TV and sporting events around the clock.

The crowd is mostly Western, and the song selection reflects that. The karaoke here is informal, fun and lively, and it remains one of the most memorable options for a night out in Seminyak.

Opening hours: 9:00 - 3:00

Format: a pub with a side of karaoke

Address: Jl. Kayu Aya A Oberoi No.176

A small roadside sports bar with karaoke where you can sing right at your table, free of charge and without a booking. Don’t expect any personal space: the mic gets passed from one group to the next, and the crowd isn’t shy about singing along.

If you’re confident, take part in the LX Got Talent show and get your five minutes of fame. But if you prefer singing in a private room, you’re better off choosing somewhere else.

A good fit for anyone who misses the vibe of Goa Cat.

Opening hours: 17:00 - 02:00

Format: open mic, for those who love the spotlight

Price: free

Address: Jl. Raya Canggu No.7x

A bar in central Canggu where everything is done well: food, hookahs, films, comedy and karaoke. It’s especially nice to come here with a small group — perfect for unwinding after the day — and if you love sushi, the Japanese menu won’t disappoint.

The atmosphere is like a stylish underground bar: deep red tones, soft lighting, comfortable sofas and armchairs, a small stage and quality sound.

Karaoke runs every Friday and Saturday. Songs follow one after another, and you can sing, dance or simply relax. The lyrics are projected onto a big wall, which is handy when the whole group is singing. There are no private rooms, so it’s best to book a table in advance.

Opening hours: 18:00 – 3:00

Karaoke: Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday

Format: informal and atmospheric

Price: based on what you order at the bar

Address: Jl. Pantai Berawa No.102

A bar steeped in ’90s nostalgia: an old camera, a phone booth, Mario Kart and the feel of a school party. There’s a separate karaoke room that looks more like a cosy living room. The lyrics are projected onto the wall.

Opening hours: 10:00- 00:00

The format is more of an insiders’ hangout — if you miss old tracks and warm, old-school parties, this is your place.

Price: 300,000 IDR per person — sadly, standard for Canggu.

Address: Jl. Padang Linjong No.59

A small, cosy bar in Berawa that hosts karaoke nights on Fridays. It isn’t a dedicated karaoke venue, so the sound isn’t always the clearest and the music can be louder than you’d like. But overall it’s a fun option for a night out with friends in Canggu.

The space is compact, so it works best for groups of up to 5 people. Ideal if you want a relaxed, unpretentious evening.

Opening hours: 17:00 - 23:00

Format: informal, a casual evening of songs

Address: Jl. Canggu Padang Linjong No.10 C

A cosy spot in Berawa with a pleasant atmosphere and tasty cocktails. There’s no stage and no formal karaoke night — you can simply pick up the mic and sing when the mood strikes. Ideal for anyone who wants an evening without too much noise but with a chance to let their voice be heard.

Opening hours: 15:00-01:00

Format: A cosy bar with no stage where you can sing whenever you feel like it Instagram

Address: Jl. Pemelisan Agung No.23, Canggu,

A small karaoke spot with private rooms and a shared area. Nothing fancy, but it has a cosy atmosphere and very affordable prices. The main hall has big screens and a simple menu, and the rooms can hold up to 20 people.

Guests can choose from several rooms of different sizes. The highlight of the venue is, of course, its professional karaoke system, which lets every guest feel like a real star. You decide when, what and for whom you sing, and the staff simply keep the mood going. Every booth has a dance floor, so you can not only sing but also dance and burn off some pent-up energy.

The menu combines European and Indonesian cuisine, with a wide range of pizzas and burgers. Prices are available here. You can round off your meal with plenty of options from the bar menu.

Opening hours: daily from 11:00 to 02:00.

Format: casual, affordable, no frills.

Price: from 30,000 IDR

Address: Jl. Teuku Umar Barat No.110

One of the oldest and best-known karaoke chains in Indonesia, operating since 1992. In Bali, both branches are in Denpasar: one on Teuku Umar street, the other on Gatot Subroto Tengah in the north of the city.

It’s geared towards locals: people come here with family, as couples and in big groups. The music catalogue is diverse, from Indonesian and Javanese songs to hits in English, Korean and Chinese. The songs are updated regularly, so there are plenty of current tracks.

The rooms suit any occasion, from private rooms for two to spacious halls for 150 people. The bigger the room, the more screens and the better the equipment. The sound quality is consistently good.

The kitchen serves simple, familiar Indonesian food: nasi goreng, noodles and light bites to snack on between songs.

Opening hours: 12:00 - 3:00

Format: for those who value tradition

Price: from 45,000 IDR

Addresses: Jl. Teuku Umar and Jl. Gatot Subroto Tengah

Nav Karaoke Jimbaran is a karaoke bar where you can sing your favourite songs and try European and Indonesian dishes. Guests can use private rooms for 5 to 25 people. Every room is fitted with a professional music system, quality acoustics, comfortable microphones and flat-screen TVs. Booth rental prices are available here. The venue offers a large selection of pasta, pizza, meat and fish dishes, and alcoholic drinks. You can also hire a private room here. If you choose a special package, the room will be decorated with colourful balloons. The hourly booth rental is charged separately.

The playlist includes a large collection of international hits dating back to the 1950s. There are lots of Russian songs too — fans of “Ryumka vodki na stole” (“A Shot of Vodka on the Table”) and “Mladshiye leytenanty” (“Junior Lieutenants”) will be thrilled.

If you prefer to let loose in the shared area, the big dance floor is a great place to party to loud music. Every evening there are entertaining shows with DJ sets for guests.

Opening hours: daily from 11:00 to 03:00

Format: versatile, good value for money

Price: from 45,000 IDR/hour

Address: Jl. Bypass Ngurah Rai No.68, Jimbaran and a branch in Denpasar

Want to sing your favourite songs and throw a real party in Bali? Welcome to the cosy karaoke room at The Negroni bar!

It’s a separate space with an intimate atmosphere, soft furnishings, lovely evening lighting and modern equipment: big screens, quality acoustics and comfortable microphones. It’s easy to feel at home here and truly relax.

The music catalogue covers absolutely every genre and language, from Russian hits that are such a joy to sing far from home to American, Spanish and Indonesian songs.

The room holds up to 30 guests. It’s ideal for parties, birthdays and intimate celebrations. There are also package deals for private events, with decor, catering and everything you need for your celebration.

Opening hours: daily from 18:00 to 01:00

Phone/WhatsApp for bookings: +62 881 0380 55656

Bunker Lounge isn’t just a karaoke bar — it’s a whole club universe in Bukit. In the evenings, people come here to sing, play games, watch films or simply hang out with friends.

The main hall has the only AST system from Russia in Bali, with a choice of 25,000 songs, two 65-inch screens, wireless microphones and powerful Nakamichi speakers. The atmosphere is informal: you can perform for others or just sing with your friends.

For those who want privacy, there’s a VIP room with soft armchairs, a big screen and its own sound system. It’s great for warm evenings with people close to you, when you want something cosy but with good sound and your favourite tracks. Ideal for groups of 2 to 6 people. You can book ahead or drop in on a whim — there’s always something going on here.

It draws a Russian-speaking and international crowd: you can order syrniki, play a quiz, watch a film on a 4K screen or hang out with friends in the VIP room.

Everything runs 24/7, so if you suddenly feel like singing on a Wednesday night, you know where to go.

Opening hours: 24/7

Format: a mix of karaoke, films and board games

Address: Jl. Raya Uluwatu square A6, Jimbaran

A small bar in Uluwatu with a simple interior, a single TV and affordable cocktails. Karaoke is rare in this area, so it gets busy in the evenings despite being outside the tourist hub.

If you’re looking for a relaxed evening in Bukit or Uluwatu, this is a good place. But bear in mind that karaoke isn’t the main focus here, and it can sometimes be hard to sing over the chatter and laughter of guests who’ve come just to drink and socialise.

Opening hours: 17:00-01:00

Format: simple and honest

Address: Jl. Bali Cliff, Ungasan

Hookah Mansion is a stylish lounge bar with hookahs, board games and a VIP karaoke area in Benoa (Bukit). It’s a spacious, nicely decorated space with soft sofas, purple lighting and a relaxing atmosphere.

The menu features more than 200 hookah flavours, signature lemonades, snacks and premium tea. There are plenty of tables suitable for large groups and a whole cabinet of board games (Scrabble, Jenga, Alias and others, mostly in Russian).

For those who love to sing, there’s a VIP karaoke room: a cosy space with its own screen and microphone, comfortable for a group of 10–12 people. The price is 150K per hour for the room.

The staff are friendly and the vibe is chilled — you can drop in just for tea or spend the whole evening with friends.

A combo service at Hookah Mansion: while you sing, your vehicle gets washed. Time well spent. Scooter: 50K, car: 100K.

Opening hours: 12:00-2:00

Format: hookahs, tea, board games, karaoke room

Address: Jl. Raya Kampial, Benoa, Kuta Selatan, Bali

JP Exclusive Karaoke is a place where an evening easily turns into a full-on party.

Spacious rooms with soft sofas, excellent acoustics and a stage, so you don’t just sing — you feel like a star.

Open every day from 14:00 to 03:00; the average bill starts at 250K per person.

You can come with friends just to sing, or go for one of the night packages, which include:

— alcohol of your choice (whisky, rum, tequila, gin and more),

— snacks and fruit,

The menu is extensive, from noodles and rice to full hot meals (everything around 50–90K).

All in all, it’s more than just karaoke — it’s an “all-inclusive” format for making the most of your night out.

Format: private rooms, alcohol, food, karaoke.

Opening hours: 14:00 - 03:00

Address: Jl. Uluwatu II No.88, Jimbaran, Bali

A rare case where karaoke comes together with films and board games. It’s a cosy space where you can rent a room for the evening and turn it into your own place for singing or get-togethers.

Opening hours: 12:00 - 02:00

Format: multi-purpose

Price: from 100,000 IDR/hour

Address: Jl. Raya Pengosekan No.108

Very much. For many, it’s not just a way to have fun but a familiar ritual, like getting together with friends or spending an evening with family. People here sing often and with real enjoyment, even on their own. Some homes even have entire karaoke corners with microphones, speakers and a big screen.

Yes, especially in Legian, Jimbaran and Denpasar. KTV is a format with private rooms where everything is taken care of: sofas, a remote for choosing songs, a screen and often a button to call the staff. It feels like a party, but with just your own group.

A room costs roughly 30,000–60,000 rupiah per hour, sometimes even less. Even at the larger venues, prices are very reasonable, especially considering the sound quality and comfort.

In Bali it’s easy to find a format to suit your taste: singing in a private room, on a bar stage, or simply picking up the mic over dinner. Karaoke here is part of everyday life, not just a tourist attraction.