Everybody’s a hero at this Asian-inspired karaoke bar and rooftop, which sits high above the city. Walking in from street level, an elevator that takes you from the fun, bustling energy of Bourke Street to the cyberpunk aesthetic of Heroes.

When the elevator doors open to reveal the neon-lit main bar, the immediate impression is one of visual chaos. An explosion of posters featuring Malaysian ads and classic Southeast Asian pop groups line the walls. A Chinese dragon winds its way through multicoloured hula hoops and bunches of plastic fruit. Shiny black tables and bar stools fill the narrow space.

If you want to belt out a tune, enquire underneath the disco ball, then head down the stairwell – flanked by a wall of ’90s band posters – following the sounds of karaoke to level one or the basement. There are private rooms that you can book online, for everything from hen’s nights to break-up parties. Plus, there’s an open stage on level two if you’re feeling extra confident.

Upstairs, the rooftop bar is filled with bright lights and colourful tables. The relaxed, open-air space is a fine spot to peruse the fun list of cocktails. You might order house favourites like the Cardi B (a pineapple and coconut Margarita) or an easy-drinking classic like a Mojito. There are also Aperol spritzes available by the glass or jug.