Nampo-dong karaoke bar, weekend 2-hour room fee: Juju Norae Town

In short

Juju Norae Town is a karaoke room bar on the 4th floor of the Busan Jokbal building in the pork trotter alley off Gwangbok-ro in Nampo-dong, Busan. On a Saturday night visit with a cousin, the weekend room fee was 25,000 won for 2 hours, and seasonal fruit, Terra beer and Chamisul soju brought the bill to 68,000 won, with all orders and staff calls handled through the in-room tablet. Clean rooms and free snacks that included a pack of Yeol Ramyeon made Juju Norae Town a Nampo-dong bar worth returning to.

Main photo of Juju Norae Town in Nampo-dong
Juju Norae Town in Nampo-dong

Good to know

Address
13-1 Gwangbok-ro, 4th floor, Jung-gu, Busan (Busan Jokbal building, pork trotter alley)
Hours
Mon–Sun 18:00–05:00 the next day
Room fee
Weekdays unlimited time / Weekends 25,000 won for 2 hours
Bill
Seasonal fruit 31,000 won, Terra 6,000 won, Chamisul 6,000 won + room fee 25,000 won = 68,000 won total
Free snacks
Tteokbokki (spicy rice cakes), fried fish jerky, mini bungeoppang (fish-shaped pastries), patbingsu (shaved ice), fried egg, nuggets, one pack of Yeol Ramyeon (spicy instant noodles, with egg)
Karaoke setup
TJ machine, 2 wireless microphones, tambourine
Price reference
₩31,000 ≈ $23 · ₩6,000 ≈ $4.5 · ₩25,000 ≈ $18.5 (2026-09-15)

as written by the visitor on Sep 14, 2026

In my opinion, this is hands down the number one karaoke bar in Nampo-dong.

Main photo of Juju Norae Town in Nampo-dong
Juju Norae Town in Nampo-dong
Photo from a visit to Juju Norae Town karaoke bar in Nampo-dong

Where is Juju Norae Town? 4th floor in Nampo-dong's pork trotter alley

Juju Norae Town is on the 4th floor of a building at 13-1 Gwangbok-ro, Jung-gu, Busan. On a Saturday night, wanting a Nampo-dong date with my cousin, I looked for a Nampo-dong bar to have some fun at and ended up at Juju Norae Town.

It's on Gwangbok-ro so it wasn't hard to find — just head up to the 4th floor of the Busan Jokbal building in the pork trotter alley.

Entrance of Juju Norae Town on the 4th floor of a building in the Gwangbok-ro pork trotter alley

A lot of the karaoke bars around here are pretty old, so I was a little nervous about what the facilities would be like. But once we walked in, the entrance and hallway were both spotless — great for anyone looking for a stylish Nampo-dong bar.

Clean entrance and hallway of Juju Norae Town
View of the hallway inside Juju Norae Town

What is the karaoke room at Juju Norae Town like?

The room at Juju Norae Town was spacious enough for several people to sit comfortably, and the sofa and table were clean. Zero stickiness, and no cigarette smell or that musty basement odor — I really appreciated that.

Perfect for anyone looking for a clean Nampo-dong bar or Nampo-dong karaoke room.

Juju Norae Town room with sofa and table
Roomy karaoke bar seating for several people
Room with TJ karaoke machine and wireless microphones

There was a TJ machine and two wireless microphones ready to go, and of course a tambourine — can't skip that. Singing while shaking the tambourine really got the energy going.

Wireless microphones and a tambourine

Ordering drinks and calling staff from the in-room tablet

At Juju Norae Town you could take your time browsing the menu on the in-room tablet and order right away. No need to stop singing and go outside to call a staff member — really convenient. There was a printed guide above the kiosk explaining how to order, worth checking out!

In-room tablet menu ordering screen

We'd already eaten a full first round elsewhere, so we ordered seasonal fruit for ₩31,000, a Terra for ₩6,000, and a Chamisul for ₩6,000. With the ₩25,000 weekend room fee, our total came to ₩68,000!

Ordered seasonal fruit, Terra, and Chamisul

And staff calls can also be done entirely through the kiosk!!! You can select spoons, small plates, wet wipes, glasses, even water and ice, all on the screen. You could even request the AC or heating with one button — pretty thoughtful. We needed a couple of small plates to portion out the ramyeon, so we called for two, and they came at lightning speed! Haha.

Kiosk staff call screen

Bathroom amenities and the neon sign photo spot

At the entrance of the women's restroom at Juju Norae Town, there were amenities like a mirror and cotton swabs. These small touches were surprisingly welcome. Hand lotion for after washing up, and even disposable floss for freshening your mouth!!!! Such thoughtful little details, one after another!

Mirror and cotton swabs at the restroom entrance

Across from the mirror there was also a neon sign that said 'You look pretty good!' At first I misread it as something else and wondered what it meant, lol, but I think it's basically that! Haha. Taking a photo under the neon sign really does make you look great!

'You look pretty good!' neon sign photo zone
Space across from the mirror with the neon sign

At the counter there were phone chargers, lighters, and candy, plus ice cream on hand too. It was nice that everything you might need was gathered in one spot.

Charger and candy at the counter
Ice cream display area at the counter

Free snack platter, including a pack of Yeol Ramyeon

The basic snacks at Juju Norae Town were more generous than I expected right from the start. Tteokbokki (spicy rice cakes), fish cake fritters, mini bungeoppang (fish-shaped pastry), patbingsu (shaved ice dessert), a fried egg, and nuggets filled up the table in no time. We were nearly full before the main order even arrived!

Generous basic snacks including tteokbokki and fish cake fritters

One pack of ramyeon comes included as standard, and I was glad it wasn't some no-name brand — it was Yeul Ramyeon with an egg thrown in too.

Once it started bubbling away, the smell of ramyeon started competing with the singing for our attention. That spicy Yeul Ramyeon broth was the perfect drinking snack.

Free ramyeon topped with an egg
Ramyeon bubbling away alongside the drinks

Seasonal fruit plate for 31,000 won

The seasonal fruit came out as a plate piled high with all kinds of fruit! It was fresh, none of that old-fruit feeling, and the watermelon, melon, and green grapes were the best of the bunch.

We clinked glasses of soju and somaek (soju-beer mix) and really got the party started. Between singing and snacking, 2 hours flew by in no time!

Plate of seasonal fruit with watermelon, melon, and green grapes

Saturday night wait and final verdict on Juju Norae Town

Since it was Saturday night, there were a lot of customers, and even when we left after our 2 hours, plenty of people were still waiting. The staff were kind from start to finish, and the facilities were so clean — I get why this place is popular.

If you're looking to enjoy singing and drinking in one place among Nampo-dong bars, Juju Norae Town is a great choice. Weekdays have unlimited time, making it a good budget-friendly Nampo-dong bar too, and if you're looking for a Nampo-dong bar or Nampo-dong karaoke room, this is a place I'd want to go back to.

Final verdict — Juju Norae Town: clean facilities, generous basic snacks, and convenient tablet ordering!!!! Weekdays have unlimited time, making it good for anyone looking for a budget-friendly Nampo-dong bar. If you're looking for a Nampo-dong bar to enjoy singing and drinking together, this is a Nampo-dong karaoke bar I'd want to revisit.

Where it is

Juju Norae Town주주노래타운

13-1 Gwangbok-ro, 4th floor, Jung-gu, Busan, South Korea부산광역시 중구 광복로 13-1 4층

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