The 7 Best Karaoke Bars in Sydney

No matter who you’re with or where you are, there is nothing greater after a few drinks than karaoke!

You’re a few drinks in and your confidence is starting to buzz. You’re at dinner with all your friends and you sense the muttering of going home circulating. BUT WAIT, you come in and save the day with another round of drinks and the undeniable suggestion of karaoke! Chants! Cheers! Standing ovations! Now you’re leading the pack to one of these 8 karaoke bars that’ll remind you what true, carefree fun really is. Leggo!

1. Goros, Surry Hills

This Japanese-themed fun park is packed with all the ingredients for a good time. They have private karaoke rooms with quirky props, a wide selection of songs to choose from AND free karaoke slots on selected nights! As well as karaoke, the bar’s selection of sake, creative cocktails and Japanese street food will keep your energy up for more activities. With pool tables, ping pong, and a ridiculously large arcade, Goros is one of Sydney’s leading fun-loving bars. Find out more here.

2. Strike Bowling, Various Locations

Strike has become the ultimate adult playground. With karaoke, bowling, laser tag, and most recently, escape rooms, you’re guaranteed to have a good time! Karaoke booths are big enough to cater for large groups and can be hired by the hour. To top off the experience they have happy hour galore. Drinks can also be delivered to your private room to conveniently keep the karaoke confidence flowing. With boxes full of props, an endless selection of new and classic hits and the option to kick on for more fun activities, this sanctuary of fun will force out the kid in you. Find out more here.

3. Dynasty Karaoke, Haymarket

Located in the heart of Chinatown, this bar, restaurant and lounge is a Chinese temple of karaoke fun. With great food, drinks, dancing and karaoke all in one, this space has every ingredient necessary for a good night. There are 13 VIP rooms that can be privately hired. There is also the main lounge space where you will be treated to Concubine Tapas Bar’s modern Asian infusions. Cocktails, wine, Champagne and any other delicacy you could imagine are also on offer. This is a much more high-end karaoke bar for a fun evening with friends. Find out more here.

4. El Primo Sanchez, Paddington

Tucked away amidst El Primo Sanchez’s vibrant fiesta-like atmosphere lies a hidden gem for vocal enthusiasts – a cozy karaoke booth for two. Think “mini Mexican escape” rather than a stadium stage: dim lighting, plush cushions, and a tequila button just begging to be pressed during those high notes. Whether it’s a duet ballad under tequila’s influence or a hilarious solo serenade of yesteryear hits, El Primo Sanchez’s intimate karaoke haven offers a unique twist on the traditional, perfect for a spontaneous serenade or a private vocal fiesta. Just remember, sometimes the best performances happen in pairs, tequila-fueled or otherwise. Find out more here.

5. Karaoke World, Sydney CBD

Karaoke World also operates private room hire. Decked out with high-end tables, chairs and equipment. There are over 120,000 songs to choose from in English, Chinese, Japanese, Thai, Indonesian and Korean in a range of genres. They also offer a heap of deals. If it’s your birthday and you book in with a group you’ll receive a free bottle of Champagne. Their happy hour is $15 per person for 3 hours of room hire and a complimentary soft drink, house wine or beer. Find out more here.

6. K-Square, Haymarket

Bottle service, traditional Asian food and a funky, lit-up private space are what you’ll find at this CBD gem. Open until 4am, you have ample time to scroll through the lengthy list of songs to suit your taste. Creative cocktails and innovative shots (ABC shots are a must) will help skyrocket your night and karaoke abilities. There’s also a long list of banging appetisers, snacks and noodles. Who doesn’t love a serving of Pad Thai or Pad See Ew to reward a great performance? Find out more here.

7. CEO Karaoke, Sydney CBD

These ultra-modern, rooms decorated with Hollywood-esque decor are the CEO experience of karaoke bars. You have electronic song selection, compatibility with your smartphone to select your own music and sound insulation for privacy. Basic food like pizza and small snacks are expected, though if you’re looking for a banquet meal it’s best to eat before. You won’t be cut short for choice by the drinks menu though, with mixed spirits served by the jug and glass, and a range of beer, wine and Champagne. Each of the 22 private rooms are decorated with a different Hollywood star, ranging from Bruce Lee to the Minions! Find out more here.