Supa San Bandra Introduces Thursday Karaoke Evenings

From throwback favourites to international hits, Supa San invites guests to take the mic for a music-filled evening that goes beyond the usual night out

Supa San Bandra West, the modern Japanese izakaya by Aditya Birla New Age Hospitality (ABNAH), is giving Thursday evenings a musical twist with its open, community-led karaoke experience. Located on the 14th floor of Mansionz One on Linking Road, Bandra West, the restaurant invites guests to put in their song requests, grab a drink and take their turn behind the microphone for an evening of music, good food and shared moments.

Designed for music lovers who enjoy being part of the action, Thursday Karaoke brings together an eclectic mix of tracks spanning genres, eras and international music influences. From familiar favourites to songs guests have always wanted to sing out loud, the experience encourages everyone to join in, whether they are taking centre stage or cheering on the next person at the mic.

At Supa San, karaoke is less about hitting every note perfectly and more about the energy that builds when a room comes together over music. Guests can put forward their requests, wait for their turn and enjoy an evening that unfolds through spontaneous performances, unexpected song choices and plenty of audience participation. The format is designed to be relaxed and inclusive, making it as much about the people in the room as the music itself.

The experience takes place in Supa San’s Private karaoke room, which transforms every Thursday into an open singing space. The room is also available for private reservations. 

While karaoke adds a participative dimension to the experience, it remains part of Supa San Bandra’s broader music-first identity. Guided by its “Masters of One” philosophy, the Bandra outpost explores music as a cultural expression through curated playlists, DJ sets, musical artefacts, collectibles and programming. Drawing inspiration from listening bars, vinyl cafés, record stores and the after-hours culture of Shinjuku, the restaurant brings together music, design, food and cocktails in a setting that transitions from relaxed daytime dining to lively evenings.

Guests can complement the experience with Supa San’s Japanese-inspired culinary programme and NOW PLAYING cocktail menu. Conceived like a curated record collection, the cocktail menu is divided into five sections—Low Volume, The Hits, Covers, Deep Cuts and Full Volume—offering everything from lighter, easy-drinking serves to bolder, spirit-forward cocktails.

With its combination of food, drinks and music, Thursday Karaoke offers a different way to experience Supa San Bandra: one where guests are encouraged to participate, discover new favourites and make the evening their own.

Karaoke Details:

What: Thursday Karaoke at Supa San Bandra

When: Every Thursday

Where: Supa San, 14th Floor, Mansionz One, Linking Road, Bandra West, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400050

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Supa San Bandra Brings a New Spin to Karaoke Nights in Mumbai

The music-led Japanese izakaya invites guests to take the mic every Thursday, pairing community-led karaoke with Japanese-inspired food, cocktails and an evening shaped by music.

At Supa San Bandra West, music is more than a backdrop to dining; it is at the heart of the experience. Bringing the spirit of Japanese karaoke culture to Bandra, the music-led Japanese izakaya by Aditya Birla New Age Hospitality (ABNAH) invites guests to step behind the microphone every Thursday for an evening of singing, shared moments and good company.

Located on the 14th floor of Mansionz One on Linking Road, Supa San Bandra explores Japan through its rich musical culture, drawing inspiration from listening bars, vinyl cafés, neighbourhood izakayas, record stores and the after-hours energy of Shinjuku. Its approach to hospitality brings together food, drinks, design and music to create a space that encourages guests to linger, discover and participate.

At the centre of its karaoke experience is a dedicated private karaoke room that transforms every Thursday into an open, community-led singing session. Guests can put in their song requests, grab a drink and wait for their turn behind the microphone, making the evening as much about discovering new voices and sharing favourite tracks as it is about singing along. The room is also available for private celebrations and events, offering groups an opportunity to make the experience their own.

The karaoke experience is complemented by Supa San’s extensive Japanese-inspired menu, featuring over 100+ dishes across The Counter, The Grill and The Pot, with almost 50% of the menu dedicated to vegetarian preparations. From small plates designed for sharing to sushi, tempura and robata-grilled dishes, the menu encourages guests to explore different flavours while settling into the evening.

The beverage programme, NOW PLAYING, carries the restaurant’s music-first philosophy into its cocktail menu, conceived like a curated record collection. Divided into five sections, Low Volume, The Hits, Covers, Deep Cuts and Full Volume, the menu moves from lighter serves to more spirit-forward cocktails, allowing guests to find a drink that matches their mood. Signatures such as PONPONPON, a Japanese-inspired take on the Jungle Bird featuring white miso, pineapple and toasted coconut, and SPARKLE, combining gin with yuzu kosho and salt, bring together familiar cocktail formats and distinctive Japanese ingredients. For those seeking alcohol-free options, Instrumentals offers a dedicated zero-proof selection.

Beyond karaoke, music is woven into the restaurant’s design and programming. The Sound Archive, created in collaboration with Roland, showcases iconic synthesizers, drum machines, grooveboxes and guitar pedals, celebrating the instruments that have shaped music across genres. The Culture Shelf brings together vinyl records, Japanese-inspired artefacts, curated artwork and exclusive Supa San merchandise, extending the restaurant’s music-led identity into its physical surroundings.

Designed by Patch Design Studio, the 110-seater space offers a mix of communal dining, intimate seating and an open-to-sky alfresco section with a retractable roof. As the day transitions into evening, relaxed playlists give way to resident DJs, guest performances and music-led programming, with weekends bringing a more energetic social atmosphere.

At Supa San Bandra, Thursday karaoke offers another way to experience the Japanese izakaya beyond the table, bringing people together through music, familiar favourites and the simple joy of singing along.

Supa San Brings Japan's Nomikai Culture to Mumbai with a Gamified After-Work Experience

There’s a moment when BKC begins to shift. Emails slow, blazers come off, and the city’s corporate crowd heads not home, but to Supa San. At 5 PM, laptops shut, the workday fades, and something far more electric takes over. Enter Nomikai Hours, a high-energy ritual that flips the idea of happy hours into something unpredictable. Built on chance, driven by indulgence, and charged with spontaneity, it turns the post-work hour into a playground, where control loosens, the vibe takes over, and the night begins before you even realise it.

Rooted in Japan’s post-work drinking culture of Nomikai, where hierarchy dissolves over drinks, Supa San brings this spirit to Mumbai with a twist that’s impossible to ignore, elevated with limitless drinks. This isn’t about discounted cocktails, it’s about what happens when you add unpredictability to the mix. Because here, you don’t just order a drink. You play for it, unlock it, and sometimes, you win more than you expected.

The night begins the moment you step in. A game of Janken rock, paper, scissors, sets the tone. Win, and a Power Card lands in your hand, unlocking surprise perks that could shift the entire course of your evening. Lose, and it doesn’t matter, the game is far from over. Because at Nomikai Hours, the experience is designed to build, layer by layer, moment by moment.

For those who lean in, the 90-minute limitless drinks experience takes over, free-flowing cocktails and beers paired with a curated round of small bites that arrive as the table settles into its rhythm. Plates of crispy Tori Kari Kari, wasabi-laced edamame, and comforting gyozas and sushi rolls move seamlessly between conversations, designed not to interrupt, but to keep the evening flowing. For groups looking for more, the experience expands into mix-and-match formats like the Robatayaki skewers and sushi roll sets, where guests can pick and choose their favourites, keeping the table dynamic and constantly in motion. It’s effortless, it’s social, and it’s built for those who came to unwind, but end up staying longer than planned.

And just when the night feels like it’s found its pace, Nomikai flips the script again. Power Cards return, rewards shift, and the energy spikes without warning. Tables erupt, colleagues become friends, and what starts as a casual drink begins to feel like something far more electric. Because here, no two evenings play out the same way.

Then comes the final moment, the one that decides how the night ends. As the bill arrives, so does the dice roll. A rare double one unlocks 50% off the next visit, turning luck into loyalty, while every table walks away with a voucher in hand, a reason to return before the moment fades. It’s a closing ritual designed not just to end the night, but to ensure it lingers.

Running Wednesday to Friday, from 5 PM to 8 PM, Supa San’s Nomikai Hours aren’t positioned as an offer, they’re a programme, a pattern, a new kind of after-work culture for Mumbai. In a neighbourhood driven by deadlines and deals, this is where the release finally feels earned.

Nomikai Hours at Supa San, BKC Limitless Drinks, Shareable Bites, and some playful chaos

There’s a moment when BKC begins to shift. Emails slow, blazers come off, and the city’s corporate crowd heads not home, but to Supa San. At 5 PM, laptops shut, the workday fades, and something far more electric takes over. Enter Nomikai Hours, a high-energy ritual that flips the idea of happy hours into something unpredictable. Built on chance, driven by indulgence, and charged with spontaneity, it turns the post-work hour into a playground, where control loosens, the vibe takes over, and the night begins before you even realise it.

Rooted in Japan’s post-work drinking culture of Nomikai, where hierarchy dissolves over drinks, Supa San brings this spirit to Mumbai with a twist that’s impossible to ignore, elevated with limitless drinks. This isn’t about discounted cocktails, it’s about what happens when you add unpredictability to the mix. Because here, you don’t just order a drink. You play for it, unlock it, and sometimes, you win more than you expected.

The night begins the moment you step in. A game of Janken rock, paper, scissors, sets the tone. Win, and a Power Card lands in your hand, unlocking surprise perks that could shift the entire course of your evening. Lose, and it doesn’t matter, the game is far from over. Because at Nomikai Hours, the experience is designed to build, layer by layer, moment by moment.

For those who lean in, the 90-minute limitless drinks experience takes over, free-flowing cocktails and beers paired with a curated round of small bites that arrive as the table settles into its rhythm. Plates of crispy Tori Kari Kari, wasabi-laced edamame, and comforting gyozas and sushi rolls move seamlessly between conversations, designed not to interrupt, but to keep the evening flowing. For groups looking for more, the experience expands into mix-and-match formats like the Robatayaki skewers and sushi roll sets, where guests can pick and choose their favourites, keeping the table dynamic and constantly in motion. It’s effortless, it’s social, and it’s built for those who came to unwind, but end up staying longer than planned.

And just when the night feels like it’s found its pace, Nomikai flips the script again. Power Cards return, rewards shift, and the energy spikes without warning. Tables erupt, colleagues become friends, and what starts as a casual drink begins to feel like something far more electric. Because here, no two evenings play out the same way.

Then comes the final moment, the one that decides how the night ends. As the bill arrives, so does the dice roll. A rare double one unlocks 50% off the next visit, turning luck into loyalty, while every table walks away with a voucher in hand, a reason to return before the moment fades. It’s a closing ritual designed not just to end the night, but to ensure it lingers.

Running Wednesday to Friday, from 5 PM to 8 PM, Supa San’s Nomikai Hours aren’t positioned as an offer, they’re a programme, a pattern, a new kind of after-work culture for Mumbai. In a neighbourhood driven by deadlines and deals, this is where the release finally feels earned.

Because at Supa San, you don’t just clock out.

You power up.

And then, you play your odds