This is one of Shanghai's most popular KTVs, and for good reason: it's comfortable, the multilingual song selection is unrivaled, service is good, and the food is really solid (some people come here specifically for the beef noodles). This is one of four Shanghai branches of Taipei's Chun K, and their most popular branch. The décor can be a little confusing but that's part of the fun, and it’s often packed, even during the afternoon. They have five room sizes and sell them in packages which include snacks and beverages (check Dianping for prices). One of their famous rooms is covered in Yayoi Kusama’s signature polka dots. It's not the cheapest KTV in town but it's legit and worth spending slightly more on.