Updated 26 October 2026 · 7 minute read
To plan a private KTV evening in Cheras, start with your guest count, the occasion and the time you want to spend singing. Then request a room-specific quotation that covers capacity, equipment, duration and charges. Paragon Club combines a grand live stage with private KTV suites, but its RM1,500 VIP table minimum is not a KTV room price. Use WhatsApp at +60 17-366 5588 to explain your plans and ask the team to match a suite to your group. This guide helps you prepare that conversation without guessing at room sizes or package details.
Define the room’s job
A private room can serve several purposes: a place for friends to sing, a birthday base, or a company gathering where the group controls its own pace. Decide which purpose matters most. A room chosen mainly for singing may need different equipment questions from one chosen for a celebration with several non-singers.
Write a short description of the evening before comparing prices. Include whether everyone wants to sing, whether the group wants to watch the main stage too, and how long you hope to stay. That description gives the Paragon team a useful starting point and prevents the conversation from becoming a search for whichever room sounds largest or most luxurious.
Count everyone who needs a place
Collect confirmed attendees and explain whether additional guests may join later. A suite should be selected for the whole group, not just the people who arrive first. Ask the team how many guests the proposed room accommodates and whether the arrangement suits the way you plan to use it.
If anyone needs accessibility assistance, mention that before accepting a room. The same applies to seating preferences or guests who may want to spend less time singing. Do not estimate capacity from photographs of Paragon’s performers: the gallery documents the live stage, not the dimensions or layout of a particular KTV suite. Ask for the specific room information in the quotation.
Ask about the singing equipment
Room names do not tell you which microphones, sound setup or song system will be available. Ask what equipment is included, how song selection works and whether the catalogue supports the languages your group wants. If a particular feature matters, make it a direct question rather than an assumption.
For a company gathering, also explain if you intend to make announcements or use the room for something beyond singing. The team can confirm whether your request is suitable and whether any preparation is needed. Keep the answer with your booking details so the organiser can explain the setup accurately to guests. A clear equipment discussion is more useful than a generic promise of a “premium” room.
Keep table pricing separate from suite pricing
Paragon’s published VIP table minimum is RM1,500. That figure describes a VIP table and should not be used as the price of a private KTV room. Ask for a quotation naming the suite, date, duration, capacity, minimum spend or room charge, and any included items.
Confirm which additional charges apply to the room arrangement. The menu states 8% service tax and 10% service charge on its prices, but do not assume a room quotation has the same structure without checking. Ask whether food and drinks count toward a minimum and what happens if the group orders beyond it. A complete quote gives everyone a reliable basis for deciding.
Choose a time that fits the whole party
Paragon’s published opening hours are 7pm to 4am, with beer happy hour until 11pm. A room booking may have its own duration and timing conditions, so ask when your session begins and ends. Confirm how late arrivals affect access to the room and whether extra time can be requested.
Avoid scheduling every part of the evening too tightly. If some guests are coming after work or meeting from different places, choose a realistic arrival window. Ask how long the booking can be held and tell the team when the main organiser will arrive. Clear timing reduces the chance that one person’s delay changes the whole group’s plan.
Discuss the main stage and private room together
Paragon pairs live entertainment with private KTV. If your group wants to catch a performance before singing, explain that in the original enquiry. Ask whether both parts can be arranged on your date and whether they require separate bookings or spending commitments.
Do not promise the group an automatic move between settings. A room may have a defined start time, while the main-stage programme has its own flow. Once the team confirms what is possible, share the sequence with your guests. Some may prefer the live stage and others the suite; knowing the plan helps everyone decide how to join the evening comfortably.
Build a food and drink plan around preferences
Ask what the group actually wants before selecting a bottle package. Paragon’s menu includes beer offers, whisky, cognac, vodka, gin, champagne, wine and bar bites. French fries, popcorn chicken, hotdogs and chicken nuggets are RM25++ each, while fruit platters start at RM68++ and the VIP fruit platter is RM139++.
These menu choices can help you discuss a table order, but confirm how they apply to your KTV booking. Ask about dietary needs and the current availability of preferred items. A mixed group should not have to choose the same drink or pace. Request a suitable selection and agree how shared and additional orders will be handled before the night.
Make the occasion explicit
For a birthday, tell the team the date, guest count and any cake or decoration request. For a company gathering, explain the purpose and any invoice or coordination needs. Paragon welcomes these types of celebrations, but a welcome does not establish an inclusive package or guarantee a particular extra.
Request a written summary of what the room arrangement includes and what costs more. If a few friends are helping organise the event, nominate one person to communicate with the venue. That keeps the booking consistent and avoids a decoration or timing request being treated as confirmed merely because someone mentioned it in a separate conversation.
Share guest policies and the exact destination
Guests at Paragon must be 21 or older and should bring their IC or passport. There is no dress code. Share those facts before the invitation becomes a fixed commitment, especially if someone is organising the evening for a larger or less familiar group.
The venue’s Google Business Profile address is Jalan Pudu Ulu, Taman Pertama, 55300 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, in the Cheras area. Use the Get directions link on the contact page and confirm any parking, entrance or drop-off question with the team. Do not infer a convenient transit route or a specific parking service from the neighbourhood name alone.
Turn the enquiry into a confirmed plan
Send your date, arrival time, name, guest count and request for a private KTV suite to +60 17-366 5588 on WhatsApp. Include the occasion, equipment questions and any essential requests. The website form opens WhatsApp with your message prepared; you still choose to send it there.
Wait for the team’s reply confirming the room and terms before telling the group that the booking is secured. Recheck the guest count, session duration, quoted amount and any conditions. Keep that reply accessible to the organiser and share a short arrival message with everyone else. A good private KTV evening begins with a room that fits the people and a plan everyone understands.
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Questions about this guide
What is the minimum spend for a VIP table?
VIP tables at Paragon Club have a minimum spend of RM1,500. KTV suite pricing is separate and depends on the room. Message the team on WhatsApp to confirm availability and the final charges for your date.
How do I book a table or KTV suite?
Send your date, arrival time, name, guest count and whether you want a VIP table or KTV suite to +60 17-366 5588 on WhatsApp. The team will confirm your booking.
Is there an age limit or dress code?
Guests must be 21 or older, so bring your IC or passport. There is no dress code at Paragon Club.