Hibiki Music Lounge, Hyatt Regency Dubai

Hibiki Music Lounge, Hyatt Regency Dubai

Deira

Hibiki Music Lounge is a karaoke bar in Deira with shared and private rooms, a central bar and a cosy, social feel. Customers mainly come to sing across languages and genres, with drinks and a small food menu available alongside the karaoke.

Reputation Score
4.1
★★★★☆
136 ratings
5★
52%
4★
25%
3★
11%
2★
4%
1★
8%

Source: Google Maps

The Good Stuff

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Sound system

The sound system and microphones are repeatedly praised, with one regular calling them “A class.”

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Song choice

You can sing across languages and genres, including Rock, Metal, Rap, Hip Hop, R'n'B and Pop.

Let's go!

Tips for a Better Visit

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Know your song. Have the song or artist ready: the karaoke list is YouTube-based, so searching by name helps.

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Share the mic. In the common room, ask staff to rotate the microphone if another group is holding it for too long.

Plan the visit

Practical details

Al Khaleej St
Al Corniche - Deira, Dubai
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Popular Mentions

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Chicken tacos

Chicken tacos receive a positive mention among the limited food options.

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Private rooms

Private rooms are part of the venue, with a review referring to two full rooms being managed late at night.

Common Concerns

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Smoking

Smoking is allowed indoors, and one review reports poor ventilation in the small bar, making it a concern for non-smokers.

Mic access

In the common room, one group reportedly kept the karaoke machine and microphone, leaving others struggling to sing.

Customer-reported prices

These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.

400dh

drinks

“We put 12 songs and only 4 of them got played, even though we bought 6 drinks for 400dh”
Google review · August 2018
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The Bottom Line

Hibiki Music Lounge is a cosy karaoke bar in Deira for evenings built around singing rather than dining. You can use the shared room or book a private room, choose songs through YouTube, and sing in different languages and genres. Reviews particularly praise the sound system and microphones, while the small, social layout can feel more like jamming in a friend’s living room than performing in a formal club.

Drinks are a central part of the experience, and customers have mentioned a happy hour, though pricing is a recurring concern. One review described paying 400dh for six drinks, while others simply called the food and drinks expensive. The food selection also gets mixed feedback: tempura and chicken tacos receive positive mentions, but some diners say there are not many choices.

The common room is sociable, but the microphone may not circulate fairly when one group takes over, so ask staff to manage the queue. Friday evenings can be overcrowded, and indoor smoking has been flagged as a serious drawback for non-smokers, especially given concerns about ventilation. Drivers should ask about parking validation, and note that the lounge reportedly has no toilet inside.

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