Karaoke Venues in Sydney CBD & Surrounds

Booking Karaoke Venues: What to Know

In central Sydney, karaoke gravitates to one pocket: the upstairs rooms of Chinatown in Haymarket, between Town Hall and Central. Late trading, private rooms and song libraries built for a multilingual city make the strip the natural place for a CBD group to sing.

For anyone working or staying in the city, it's an easy move after dinner or drinks, and the three venues listed for the region all run until 4am.

Choosing by group size and format:

Pairs and small crews: Sugar Karaoke's Small VIP room takes 4 to 8, and Maze Karaoke's standard rooms suit a handful of friends.
Groups of 10 to 30: Maze's VIP rooms stretch past 30, and Sugar's Supreme room fits 20 with a dedicated waiter.
Parties of 50 to 100: the Dynasty Lounge @ Dynasty Karaoke is a full function room with a stage, bar and dance floor.
Casual or corporate: Maze charges from $14 per person per hour, while Sugar targets celebrations and business entertaining from $800 minimum spend.
Afternoon starts: Maze opens at 2pm, handy for visitors or a weekend daytime outing.

If you want singing, dinner and dancing under one roof, Dynasty covers all three; if the singing is the whole point, the private rooms at Maze and Sugar are more focused.

Late trading: every venue here stays open until 4am, well past the usual city closing time for a quiet drink.
Private-room format: each group gets its own space rather than a public stage.
Multilingual catalogues, such as Maze's English, Chinese and Korean songs, suit a city of mixed backgrounds.
Location: Chinatown sits between Town Hall and Central, so a group can meet straight from work.

Room formats compared

Themed suites: Sugar's five rooms, all with plush lounges and top-end sound.
Scalable rooms: Maze's standard and VIP rooms, with a projector and four microphones in the VIPs.
Function lounge: Dynasty's single large room combining a sports bar, restaurant and dance floor; it starts from $1,500 minimum spend.
Minimum bookings differ: Dynasty's private hire needs a 50-guest crowd and three hours, whereas Sugar's minimum spend covers the room until close.

Questions About Booking Karaoke Rooms

Where is karaoke in the Sydney CBD?

The central city's karaoke is concentrated in Chinatown, Haymarket, at the southern end of the CBD. Sugar Karaoke is on Goulburn Street, and Maze Karaoke and Dynasty Karaoke are on Dixon Street.

Which CBD karaoke venue suits a work group?

Sugar Karaoke pitches its rooms at business entertaining, for up to 20. For a larger work function, the Dynasty Lounge handles between 50 and 100 guests and has a screen for presentations.

Is there late-night karaoke in central Sydney?

Yes. Sugar, Maze and the Dynasty Lounge all trade until 4am.

Can you do karaoke in the CBD during the day?

Maze Karaoke opens at 2pm seven days a week, from $14 per person per hour.

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