Searching for pool, billiards, or snooker halls in Singapore is similar to searching for karaoke studios; you’re likely just trying to partake in the activity at hand, and don’t want to risk setting foot in a sus establishment that leans towards lupsup.
We’ve compiled a list of wholesome places to play pool, billiards, and snooker in Singapore, backed by positive reviews from both newbie players as well as seasoned enthusiasts.
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First, let’s get an essential question out of the way. Don’t worry, I was once completely clueless about the differences between pool, billiards, and snooker myself, and too paiseh to ask. Here’s the breakdown of their gameplay and equipment:
| Aspect | Pool | Snooker | Billiards (Carom) |
| Table Size | Typically 9ft by 4.5ft (though sizes can vary) | Usually 12ft by 6 ft | Usually 10ft by 5ft, no pockets |
| Balls Used | Uses 16 balls: 1 cue ball, 7 striped, 7 solid, and 1 black 8-ball | Uses 22 balls: 1 cue ball, 15 red, and 6 other coloured balls (yellow, green, brown, blue, pink, black) | Uses 3 balls: 1 white cue ball, 1 yellow cue ball (both can be used as cue balls), and 1 red target ball |
| Cues | Standard cues, around 58in long | Similar to pool cues, often with a lighter and narrower tip for precision | Longer and heavier cues with larger tips for control on a larger table |
| Main Objective | Pot balls into pockets according to specific game rules (e.g. 8-ball, 9-ball) | Score points by potting balls in sequence and completing specific combinations of pots and cushions | Score points by caroming the cue ball off both the object balls with a single shot, no pockets involved |
| Gameplay | Games vary; common types include 8-ball and 9-ball, where balls must be pocketed in a certain order or group | Sequence play where reds alternate with colours, colours re-spotted until reds are gone, then colours in sequence | Mainly 3-cushion billiards, where the cue ball must hit 3 cushions before the last ball |
| Scoring | No traditional scoring, game ends by potting the 8-ball after all of one’s group (solids or stripes) | Scored based on ball values: red (1pt), yellow (2pt), green (3pt), brown (4pt), blue (5pt), pink (6pt), and black (7pt) | Points awarded for each successful carom, typically in games like “three-cushion” billiards |
| Region | Name | Price |
| Central | Snooker Zone | From $16.60/hr |
| Klassic Club | From $16.80/hr | |
| Pool Fusion | From $13/hr | |
| North-East | Punggol Billiards | From $15/hr |
| South | Aspire Recreation Centre | From $15/hr |
| West | Gallop Billiards | From $12.90/hr |
| Aspire Cuesports | From $10.80/hr | |
| West Coast Cue Sports | From $9.60/hr | |
| Clique Billiards | From $6.50/hr | |
| East | Lagoon Snooker Centre | From $10.80/hr |
| Eight Society | From $14.80/hr | |
| Clique Gaming Cyber Cafe and Pool Hall | From $10/hr | |
| Stellar Cue Club | From $25/hr |
Image credit: Snooker Zone via Facebook
An 8-minute walk from Toa Payoh MRT is Snooker Zone, well-loved for having a strong sense of community and a positive, chill atmosphere. Whether you’re a newbie with questions for players around you or a seasoned player who’s looking to make friends to share this pastime with, you’ll feel very welcome here.
This establishment is so legit that it’s often chosen as the site for regional gatherings. For instance, they hosted a meet-and-greet with pro players from the Philippines back in 2023. Keep your eyes peeled for updates on the Snooker Zone Facebook page for similar events in the future. You might get the chance to meet your pool and snooker idols.
Rates: From $16.60/hour
Snooker Zone review: “Very well-maintained and equipped tables and house cues. Some tables, which are not near the wall, do not have chairs and cue racks, thus a bit difficult to play long with a buddy. But overall, very nice cue sports hall.” – Kao Yai via Google Maps
Image credit: Klassic Club via Facebook
If you’re a night owl who’s always lamenting about how early places close, you’ll love Klassic Club. It’s situated between Lavender and Nicoll Highway MRT Stations and opens till 4am every single day. Perfect for a post-supper hangout or late-night date.
It’s also located near Kampong Glam, where you can find 24-hour supper spots such as Nur Fayidha Restaurant, Sultan Prata Corner, and Makan Matters.
Rates: From $16.80/hour
Klassic Club review: “Definitely a place for shooters as well as casual players. The only billiards hall in the Kampong Glam/Kallang area of Singapore. Cash only payments. Tables are in good condition, cues are straight and tips are good. Balls are in good condition. Open until 4am if you’re having trouble sleeping. Definitely recommended!” – Paul via Google Maps
Image credit: Pool Fusion via Facebook
Pool Fusion is accessible via a 5-minute walk from either Bugis or Bencoolen MRT station, making it a convenient spot to congregate. They recently added 3 new pool tables from Rasson’s Mr Sung collection, as well as 3 Xingpai Chinese 8-ball pool tables; these tables are often used in tournaments, so you can be certain of their high quality.
Besides pool and snooker tables, they also have dart machines and a foosball table to keep the gang occupied. Try your hand at the claw machines as well to see if you can kiap a cute and cuddly souvenir to take home.
Every customer must purchase at least 1 drink. Toast your friends with Corona or Heineken beer at $10 per bottle, or a bundle deal of 4 for $36. Folks leading an alcohol-free lifestyle can sip on an assortment of canned drinks ($2).
Rates: From $13/hour
Pool Fusion review: “Pool Fusion is great for casual players and social groups who want a central location with extras like darts and games to round out a night out. It’s a solid choice if you’re not too fussed about highly competitive play or premium tables.” – gabi yeo via Google Maps
Image credit: Punggol Billiard via Facebook
Punggol Billiard has a brilliant location, which makes it a no-brainer for a fun night out. It’s right beside Punggol Container Park, a mini “Artbox”-style hub with vibe-y restaurants and hangout spots. This means you’ll have no lack of eateries to fuel up at, and perhaps pre-game with some tipple.
Some examples include Pump Station 1965 Bar & Bistro – which is reminiscent of trendy watering holes in Bangkok, and Seoul Good – a Korean restaurant which serves shareable goodies like street food snacks and army stew. Dinner, drinks, and a pool session afterwards? Perfect way to spend the evening with friends.
Rates: From $15/hour
Punggol Billiards review: “There is quite a number of pool and billiard tables, but it can get quite packed on weekends and Friday nights. They do not allow calling to pre-book a table.” – Lewis Low via Google Maps
Image credit: Felix The via Google Maps
With 22 pool tables, 6 8-ball tables, and 6 dart machines, Aspire Recreation Centre is the place for you and a big group of friends. Located in Harbourfront Centre, this spot is not as crowded as the other pool, billiards, or snooker halls in Singapore – a quiet retreat for those living in the South.
And if you need a break from a game, head to their balcony and enjoy the view of Resorts World Sentosa.
Rates: From $15/hour
Aspire Recreation Centre Review: “Great pool place in SG. Decent price, clean and the tables are pro level. Just the house queue is not good, and the place is really hard to find.” – Jefferson Santos (Erson) via Google Maps
Image credit: D’Arena
Although Gallop Billiards is tucked within the D’Arena Country Club in Jurong, it is open to the public. The country club also has a hotpot restaurant, a Japanese and Sichuan fusion bistro, and a multi-cuisine vegetarian eatery, so there’s no lack of meal options before your session.
Before you head off, have a relaxing soak at Joya Onsen, a Japanese onsen bathhouse-cum-cafe housed in the same premises. The entire country club is quite a high-level Jurong hidden gem that makes it worth the trek to the West.
Rates: From $12.90/hour
Gallop Billiards review: “Tables, cues and balls were super well maintained. Usually not crowded and really wallet-friendly prices for students, though the location is not the most accessible.” – Meerkat V via Google Maps
Image credit: Aspire Cuesports via Facebook
Found in the Bukit Batok HomeTeamNS clubhouse, Aspire Cuesports is strategically located such that you can fill your time with numerous activities in one spot. These include a board and console game cafe, a futsal court, a laser tag arena, and even a high-elements obstacle course.
Whether you’re planning a special celebration like a birthday or bachelor party, or just want to make your journey to the West fully worthwhile, this is a choice spot.
Rates: From $10.80/hour for non-members
Aspire Cuesports review: “Good tables, good environment. It’s just that it can get packed at times.” – Robin Ang via Google Maps
Image credit: @westcoastbilliardsaloon
Also known as West Coast Billiard Saloon, West Coast Cue Sports is found in the relocated ORTO West Coast. Those who are familiar with this new ORTO facility are privy to the fact that there’s plenty to do before and after your pool sesh.
For instance, prawning, challenging yourself and your friends to an escape room, and dining at the many in-house restaurants and bars.
Rates: From $9.60/hour
West Coast Cue Sports: “Nice place overall, good atmosphere and many tables which are clean and in good condition. Had an enjoyable time, good place to play a game of pool with friends.” – Jerica Neo via Google Maps
Image credit: Clique Billiards via Facebook
Clique Billiards has outlets in SAFRA’s Jurong and Mount Faber clubhouses. In fact, their Jurong pool and snooker hall is one of the largest in Singapore. Head there to not risk being bumper-to-bumper with the players at the next table, if you know what I mean.
Make sure to stay tuned to their regular promos, which can go as low as $6.50/hour on weekdays before 3pm. There’s also a board game corner for folks who want to grab a seat and have a lil break.
Rates: From $6.50/hour
Clique Billiards review: “Literally my favourite place to pool with friends! Affordable prices on weekends and really cheap weekday rates! Smooth tables and great ambience.” – RH Ong via Google Maps
Image credit: Lagoon Snooker Centre via Facebook
Calling all Easties, take a 5-minute walk from Tampines West MRT to SAFRA Tampines for a game of pool at Lagoon Snooker Centre. It’s one of the few pool, billiards, and snooker halls in the East, so it’s good to book a table before coming – if not, be prepared for a 30-minute wait during peak periods.
If you’ve been to SAFRA Tampines, you’ll know that there are many activities after your game. Pop by Springleaf Prata Place for supper or play futsal with your buddies.
Rates: From $10.80/hour for SAFRA members, $12.60/hour for non-members
Lagoon Snooker Centre review: “Good environment to play pool or snooker. Equipments are quite well maintained. The tables are charged accurately by the minute. Food and drinks are also sold there.” – Alex via Google Maps
Image credit: Shane Lee via Google Maps
For somewhere new, Eight Society at Grantral Mall just opened its doors in January 2026. While it might not be the most family-friendly place, there are pool tables, dart machines, and drinks with all-day happy hour. Enjoy a Heineken Tower ($58) or 6 bottles of beer (from $38) while catching up with friends over a game of pool.
Rates: From $14.80/hour
Eight Society review: “Great chill out place with new dart machines and pool tables. Drinks are reasonably priced with friendly people around” – Anthony Goh via Google Maps
Image credit: Clique Gaming Cyber Cafe and Pool Hall @ HomeTeamNS Bedok Reservoir via Google Maps
Clique Gaming opened Clique Gaming Cyber Cafe and Pool Hall at HomeTeamNS Bedok Reservoir Clubhouse in late 2025. It isn’t as crowded as the other pool, billiards, and snooker halls in Singapore, because it’s around a 12-minute walk from Bedok North MRT Station. While there are pool tables, it is also a gaming cafe where you can play PC LAN Games (From $3/hr) or their PS5 ($4/hr).
Rates: From $10/hour
Clique Gaming Cyber Cafe and Pool Hall review: “The place is very nice and has brand new pool tables all at a reasonable price.” – Shi Yu via Google Maps
Image credit: Timothy Teo via Google Maps
Hidden in Basement 1 of Grandlink Square is Stellar Cue Club. While a session there isn’t the cheapest, it isn’t typically crowded, giving you enough space to play without bumping into others. Best part: it’s open for families, for a fun, kid-friendly activity.
For February 2026, they have a 1-for-1 billiards at $25. So stay updated on Stellar Cue Club’s Instagram for upcoming promos.
Rates: From $25/hour
Stellar Cue Club review: “It’s bright and clean, no smoke. Kids and family can enjoy!” – Timothy Teo via Google Maps
Arena Billiards in SAFRA Yishun closed down in January 2025.
With this list of pool, billiards, and snooker halls in Singapore, you no longer have to resort to just playing 8 Ball Pool on your phone. Plus, a lot of them are open till the wee hours of the morning, so you can jio your fellow nocturnal friends for a late-night session. Make sure to check our list of late-night food spots as well, for a hearty supper before or after.
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Cover image adapted from: Clique Billiards via Facebook
Originally published on 5th May 2024 by Renae Cheng. Last updated by Nathan Koh on 23rd February 2026.
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