Singalong dinners in Milan: five restaurants
A growing phenomenon in Milan is the singalong dinner: an evening combining food and musical entertainment in two distinct parts. First, guests sit around a table to enjoy a meal. Later, they get on their feet and join in with music and karaoke.
Singalong dinners suit groups of different sizes celebrating birthdays, graduations, stag or hen parties, or simply enjoying an evening together. They offer a lively way to mark special occasions and create memories with friends and family.
This combination of dining and music has become popular in Milan. Singalong dinners offer an interactive atmosphere where people can relax, socialise, eat and sing together: a way to break the routine and experience a different kind of night in the city.
Where to find singalong dinners in Milan
Milan has several restaurants that make singalong dinners their main entertainment. The original article selected the following venues, each offering its own atmosphere and identity.
Ma che ce frega – Porta Romana
The Roman restaurant Ma Che Ce Frega, in Corso di Porta Romana, combines traditional Roman dishes with evening karaoke. Screens display lyrics and a DJ set adds to the atmosphere, bringing together Roman flavours and musical entertainment.
Sol Y Luna Mexican Grill – Isola
Sol Y Luna combines Mexican food and Argentine meat dishes with dancers, performers and lively dinner shows.
Cocktails, meat, fajitas and picanha join the DJ sets as part of the evening’s entertainment.
The restaurant also hosts birthdays, graduations and stag or hen parties.
TOM – Molino delle Armi/Ticinese
Another option described in the original article is T.O.M., The Ordinary Market, a bistro offering traditional lunches and dinner shows. Alongside weekday events, the 2023 article described Saturday entertainment until 3 am, Friday evenings with 1990s music, singalong dinners and a DJ set, and Saturday’s Rimmel singalong event.
Bischeri – Navigli
Bischeri Milano – Harne e Haciara combines a lively, neon-lit atmosphere with Tuscan food. The original article described singalong dinners from Thursday to Sunday, featuring popular Italian songs followed by a DJ set.
Ronin – Paolo Sarpi
Ronin is near Chinatown, along Via Paolo Sarpi. Its Japanese signs and cuisine extend across three floors, including an izakaya, a restaurant inspired by robata grilling and a cocktail bar. The original article also highlighted private karaoke rooms with mirrors, screens and microphones, bookable for two-hour sessions.
At Demora, we shared these singalong dinner ideas with guests staying in our properties, helping them experience the energy of Milan’s nightlife.