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Bade Budget KTV Guide: Only Two in the District — Group Size, Timing, and When to Switch to Taoyuan District

QUICK ANSWER:Bade has two KTVs only: Bade Pingjia KTV at 869-1 Xinxing Rd and Shiwai Singing at 362 Guangfu Rd, self-service and hourly, about NT$100–200 per person per hour, posted prices rule. Best for two to four people; for ten or more, or when both are full, drive fifteen minutes to Taoyuan District. If you drink, book a designated driver.

The conclusion first: Bade has two listed KTVs.

Nothing was missed. Bade has no Cashbox, no Holiday, no MRT and no TRA; its nights run on Xingren Garden Night Market and Guangfeng SquarePlus, and singing has never been the headline. So half of this guide is about Bade, and the other half is about when to give up on Bade and drive fifteen minutes to Taoyuan District.

The three budget plans are already laid out in the NT$300, 600 and 1,000 piece and aren’t repeated here. This one covers head count, timing and fallbacks.

The two, plainly

八德平價KTV (Bade Pingjia KTV), 869-1 Xinxing Rd, phone 03 368 8877, rated 4.2 on 86 reviews. Many people read “budget KTV” as an adjective. It’s the shop’s name.

世外歌唱 (Shiwai Singing), 362 Guangfu Rd, phone 0933 967 225, rated 4.0 on 66. It sits close to Guangfeng SquarePlus (728 Jieshou Rd Sec. 1); on the same Guangfu Rd, 貝蛤蛤海鮮餐酒館-廣福店 (Beihaha Seafood Bistro) at No. 326 has 4,055 reviews — eat there, walk over to sing, no need to move the car.

Both are self-service rooms billed by time. Ratings of 4.0 to 4.2 are, frankly, not high. Dated equipment is the cost of cheap; go only if that’s acceptable. Anyone expecting chain-grade screens and sound will be let down.

How many people

Two to four is the sweet spot for these two. Small room, billed by the clock, about NT$100–200 per person per hour, posted prices rule.

Five to eight works, but phone first to ask about a mid-size room. Don’t turn up unannounced on a Friday or Saturday night.

Ten or more — or anything with a boss, a client or a birthday production — don’t hold it in Bade. The shops aren’t bad; self-service room sizes just can’t carry that kind of occasion.

What time

Weekday afternoons from 1 to 5 pm are the cheapest and the emptiest. Retirees and shift workers pick this slot.

Weeknights from 7 to 10 pm are normal; a same-day call usually gets a room.

Friday and Saturday from 9 to 11 pm is fullest and priciest. The two shops together have a limited number of rooms. Full is full — Bade has no third option.

One more kind of day to avoid: Xingren Garden Night Market opening days. All of Bade’s traffic funnels toward the market, and Guangfu Rd and Jieshou Rd Sec. 1 both crawl. Either do the night market first, then sing, or pick another day.

December to February is year-end banquet and spring-banquet season; company dinners take the rooms even on weeknights. Book three days ahead.

When to switch to Taoyuan District

Bade to the Taoyuan Station area via Provincial Highway 4 is about fifteen minutes by car. In these four cases, just go:

  • New releases and a drinks bar: 錢櫃KTV桃園中華店 (Cashbox, 3 Zhonghua Rd, 03 331 0000) with 3,900-plus reviews; 凱悅KTV桃園店 (Kaiyue, 43 Datong Rd, 03 336 0088) rated 4.7 on 2,041 — the best-looking score near the station.
  • A big room for ten or more: 好樂迪 KTV 桃中店 (Holiday, 366 Zhongzheng Rd) or 好樂迪 KTV 復興店 (70 Fuxing Rd). Chain big rooms are built for exactly this.
  • Staying low-budget but switching to Taiwanese oldies: 桃園田庄純卡拉OK(每週一公休) at 10, Lane 1294, Yong’an Rd — the name itself says closed on Mondays — 71 reviews, perfect score; 大萬KTV at 104 Heping Rd, 68 reviews at 4.1, equally old-school.
  • Both Bade shops are full.

Chains are a different price tier. On weekend nights with minimum spend, budget NT$500–900 per person, subject to each shop’s posted rates; to save, pick a weekday afternoon. District-by-district pricing is broken down in the Taoyuan KTV guide, and the full list is on Taoyuan District KTV.

If you drank, the car stays

Self-service KTVs mostly allow outside drinks (confirm when booking), and plenty of people carry beer in by the case.

Bade’s buses thin out after 10 pm and there’s no rail, so there are three ways home: a sober friend drives, a taxi, or a designated driver. Designated-driver fees follow the platform’s quote; split four ways it’s far cheaper than a drink-driving fine. Xinxing Rd runs fast at night, and scootering home is riskier than you think.

On the booking call, ask one more thing: can the car stay out front until morning.

For how the rest of a Bade evening connects, see the Bade district guide; map positions for the two shops are on Bade KTV.

FAQ

Where is Bade Pingjia KTV, and what's the number?

Bade Pingjia KTV is at 869-1 Xinxing Rd, phone 03 368 8877, rated 4.2 on 86 reviews. The other one, Shiwai Singing, is at 362 Guangfu Rd, phone 0933 967 225, rated 4.0 on 66. Those are the only two listed KTVs in Bade.

How much per hour is budget KTV in Bade?

Self-service rooms billed by time, going rate about NT$100–200 per person per hour — lowest on weekday afternoons, highest on Friday and Saturday nights. Posted prices rule; phone ahead for the day's slot rate.

Is Bade a good place to sing with a dozen people?

Not really. Both are small self-service shops with limited large rooms. For ten or more, go to Taoyuan District — Holiday KTV at 366 Zhongzheng Rd or 70 Fuxing Rd, or Cashbox at 3 Zhonghua Rd, about fifteen minutes by car from Bade.

Do I need to book Bade KTV on weekends?

Yes. Friday and Saturday 9 to 11 pm is the fullest window and there is no third shop to fall back on. During the year-end banquet season from December to February, book three days ahead even on weeknights.

How do I get home after drinking at a Bade KTV?

Bade has no MRT or TRA and buses thin out after 10 pm. Have a sober friend drive, take a taxi, or book a designated driver at the platform's quoted rate. Xinxing Rd runs fast at night — don't scooter home.

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