Kommune by 82Soho

It’s just like the noraebangs (karaoke rooms) you find in Korea! You'll get to experience the exact same atmosphere and modern machines, fully updated with all the latest Korean songs. If you’ve been missing a good singing session, this is hands down one of the best places to go.

Great gaming spot. They have two arcade-style cabinets with literally hundreds of classic games to choose from. Pay a set fee for an hour of time. Cash accepted, probably e-wallet and perhaps credit cards. Staff is friendly. The cabinet systems don't have the best joystick/button accuracy but they're still fun. A variety of PC gaming and console gaming nooks as well, and what appears to be karaoke rooms. Snacks available for purchase. Pleasant environment. Board games to choose from also.

It was my first time and the staff was nice and patient with me and my friend! However, they didn't have some songs we wanted to sing. But no biggy. I personally don't like the glass door for your room because someone I knew barged into my room. Overall it was really exciting and we had a lot of fun. Sang our lungs out!

It was my first visit, and I was completely satisfied — I honestly can’t understand why the rating isn’t higher. Everything was perfect! The place was spotless, even the restroom was very clean, and the staff were incredibly kind and polite. The quality was way better than most Korean karaoke rooms I’ve been to! The soundproofing was amazing — far beyond my expectations. In Korea, you can usually hear other rooms even from inside, but here, not at all! Even the microphones had no smell at all, which was really surprising. You can tell they maintain everything so well. I’ll definitely become a regular. My family was also extremely satisfied! I also saw some reviews saying it was hot, but honestly, I didn’t feel that way at all. I was wearing jeans and a long hoodie today, and it wasn’t hot inside.

I recently visited a Korean karaoke place called Commun in Singapore, and I really enjoyed the experience. The atmosphere was very cozy and modern, with clean private rooms that made it perfect for hanging out with friends. The song selection was great, especially if you like Korean music. They had a wide range of K-pop songs as well as some English tracks. The sound system was also impressive, so singing felt really fun and immersive. Another thing I liked was the service. The staff were friendly and helpful, and everything was easy to use. It’s a great place to relax, sing, and enjoy your time without feeling pressured. Overall, I would definitely recommend Commun if you’re looking for a fun Korean-style karaoke experience in Singapore.