Karaoke Bukit Bintang: KTV Lounges & Late Hours (2026) 武吉免登 KTV

Karaoke Bukit Bintang now means adult KTV lounges with private rooms and late hours. Bintang Palace sits on Jalan Sultan Ismail, while Crown KTV sits by Imbi Monorail. Here is what each venue offers, what it costs and how to get there.

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Karaoke Bukit Bintang at a glance

Bukit Bintang is the busiest shopping and nightlife strip in KL. Big malls such as Pavilion, Fahrenheit 88 and The Exchange TRX draw the day crowds. After dark, however, the focus shifts to bars, clubs and private KTV rooms. Karaoke Bukit Bintang today centres on two adult lounges, both a short walk from the monorail. Both open in the evening and run well past midnight.

Getting here is easy. The MRT Kajang Line stops at Bukit Bintang station, right by Pavilion, and at TRX, which also serves the Putrajaya Line. The KL Monorail runs along the strip too, with stops at Raja Chulan, Bukit Bintang and Imbi. If you drive, the big malls have paid car parks. However, traffic crawls on Friday and Saturday nights, so rail is often faster.

Bintang Walk at night, the heart of karaoke Bukit Bintang

KTV lounges in Bukit Bintang

Illustrative photo, not Bintang Palace: Microphone on a stand in the foreground, blurred crowd and bar lights behind (karaoke night at a bar, not a private room)
KTV loungeOpen late

Bintang Palace

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

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Bukit Bintang6pm–6am*
Crown KTV: Glass-door entrance with red neon 'CROWN KTV' sign, unit 2.36 inside Plaza Berjaya
KTV loungeOpen late

Crown KTV

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

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Bukit Bintang4pm–3am

How to choose karaoke in Bukit Bintang

Both venues here are KTV lounges. That means private rooms, drink packages and, in most cases, a minimum spend. They are for adults aged 18+ and do not suit children. So the real choice comes down to location, hours and how much certainty you want on the bill. If you are new to this kind of night out, our what is KTV guide explains how a lounge works.

Bintang Palace: the latest finish

Bintang Palace (天上人间) takes up levels 4 and 5 of Menara MBf on Jalan Sultan Ismail. Google lists it as open from 6pm until 6am from Saturday to Wednesday, and until 5am on Thursday and Friday. As a result, it has the latest hours on the strip. Reviewers also mention live performances and a luxurious décor. It holds a 4.4 rating from 134 Google reviews.

The name comes from the original Bintang Palace, which opened behind Starhill in 1995 and shut in 2018. The tower venue is a separate, later operation. It has no website or social page, so call +60 17-770 4848 to book. In addition, a third-party note says security may refuse walk-ins when it is full. Raja Chulan Monorail is a short walk away.

Crown KTV: right by Imbi Monorail

Crown KTV sits in Lot 2.36 on the second floor of Plaza Berjaya, 12 Jalan Imbi. Imbi Monorail station is about 100 metres away, so it is the easier lounge to reach by rail. It opens every day from 4pm to 3am. Its song library covers English and Chinese tracks, according to reviews. Besides bottle service, it serves bar food such as wings, fried rice and satay.

That said, Crown KTV has a mixed reputation despite a 4.0 Google rating. Several reviews from 2023 to 2025 describe unexpected charges and pressure to tip staff. Others call the sound system old. So agree on the full bill, including any minimum spend, before you order.

What karaoke in Bukit Bintang costs

Neither lounge publishes room rates or minimum spends. Instead, Google Maps users report spend of RM200 or more per person at both venues. For example, an undated Crown KTV menu lists half a dozen BBQ wings at RM58++ and seafood fried rice at RM28++. Service charge and SST usually sit on top. Because of this, ask for a clear quote by phone before you arrive. Our ktv price kl guide shows what a typical lounge bill includes. Always verify current prices with the venue.

Map of karaoke Bukit Bintang venues

Map of KTV venues in Bukit Bintang

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Open Bukit Bintang KTV map

Nearby areas

If both lounges are full, two neighbouring areas sit a short ride away. To the south-east, ktv pudu centres on D Babylon Club, a bar and KTV near the Chan Sow Lin rail interchange. To the east, ktv kampung pandan covers Mansion 9, which pairs a Chinese banquet with private karaoke rooms.

Tips before you go

Nearby areas & guides

Frequently asked questions

What are the best KTVs in Bukit Bintang?

Bintang Palace on Jalan Sultan Ismail has the stronger record, with a 4.4 Google rating from 134 reviews and hours until 5am or 6am. Crown KTV in Plaza Berjaya is easier to reach, right by Imbi Monorail. However, several reviews report surprise charges there, so agree on the bill first.

Which karaoke in Bukit Bintang is open late?

Bintang Palace lists the latest hours: 6pm to 6am from Saturday to Wednesday, and until 5am on Thursday and Friday. Crown KTV opens every day from 4pm to 3am. Hours can change, especially on public holidays, so call the venue before you plan a late night.

How much is karaoke in Bukit Bintang?

Both lounges are premium. Google Maps users report spend of RM200 or more per person at each one. Neither publishes room rates or minimum spends, although an undated Crown KTV menu lists bar food such as wings at RM58++. Service charge and SST come on top, so always verify with the venue.

Is there a KTV near Pavilion or TRX?

Yes. Crown KTV sits in Plaza Berjaya on Jalan Imbi, a short walk from Pavilion and about 100 metres from Imbi Monorail. Bintang Palace is on Jalan Sultan Ismail, near Raja Chulan Monorail. From TRX, take the MRT one stop to Bukit Bintang, then walk or ride the monorail.

Can under-18s go to KTV in Bukit Bintang?

No. Bintang Palace and Crown KTV are adult lounges for guests aged 18 and over. They sell alcohol and run late into the night, so they do not suit children, teenagers or school groups. Bring valid ID, because venues can ask for it at the door.