10 Best Pool, Billiards & Snooker Halls In Singapore Open Till As Late As 4AM

Best pool, billiards & snooker halls in Singapore

Searching for pool, billiards, and snooker halls is rather 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 an 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.

What is the difference between pool, billiards & snooker?

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:

Pool, billiards & snooker halls in Singapore sorted by price & region

1. King’s Pool

One of the most popular pool & snooker halls in SG

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Ask any avid pool player in Singapore for reccs and they’d likely tell you that King’s Pool in Ang Mo Kio is one of the most popular pool and snooker halls around. Patrons love it for the wholesome, non-intimidating vibes and friendly players.

For those who are really serious about the game, King’s Pool also hosts frequent public tournaments. These are livestreamed for the online community to spectate and cheer the players on. It’s probably the closest you can get to being like those pro players you see on TV!

2. Snooker Zone

Holds meet & greets with regional pros

Image credit: Snooker Zone via Facebook

Located 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 to ask players around you or a seasoned player who’s looking to make friends to share this pastime with, you’ll feel very welcome here.

They’re so legit that the establishment is chosen as the site for regional gatherings. For instance, they hosted a meet and greet with pro players from the Philippines late last year. 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.

3. Klassic Cuesports

Opens till 4am daily for late-night sessions

Image credit: Klassic Cuesports via Facebook

If you’re a night owl who’s always lamenting about how early places close, you’ll love Klassic Cuesports. It’s situated in between Lavender and Jalan Besar MRT, and opens till 4am every single day. Perfect for a post-supper hangout or late-night date!

Fret not if you’re hit by a case of the munchies, because they offer snacks such as Luncheon Meat And Egg Sandwich ($3) and Chicken Wings ($1.50 each). For when you’re particularly famished, you can have a full-on main with choices like Chicken Chop With Fries And Coleslaw ($8) and Maggi Mee With Egg And Luncheon Meat ($4.50).

4. Pool Fusion

Also has darts, claw machines & foosball table

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. 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 home.

For bevvies, toast your friends with beer at $11 per mug, or a bundle deal of 5 for $50. Folks leading an alcohol-free lifestyle can sip on an assortment of soft drinks ($3) and coffee ($4).

5. Punggol Billiard

Located beside Punggol Container Park

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 of 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 sharable goodies like street food snacks and army stew. Dinner, drinks, and a pool session afterwards? Perfect way to spend the evening with friends.

6. Arena Billiards

Housed with bowling alley & airsoft gun range

Arena Billiards is located in SAFRA Yishun, making it a prime pool and billiards spot for Northies. Great news: SAFRA and HomeTeamNS members get a 15% discount on their session. Plus, the hall is open till 3am daily, so you can swing by for some late-night potting all throughout the week.

For folks who don’t want to venture all the way down for just pool, there’s plenty more to get up to within the SAFRA Yishun clubhouse. There’s a bowling alley and airsoft gun range a stone’s throw away, and a pirate-themed swimming pool and jacuzzi for all ages to have a dip.

7. Gallop Billiards

Near eateries & a Japanese onsen

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.

8. Aspire Cuesports

Has futsal court, laser tag & game cafe nearby

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, futsal courts, 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.

9. West Coast Cue Sports

Surrounded by things to do & eat in ORTO

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. One of which is an underwater-themed bar with live mermaid performances, mind you.

10. Clique Billiards

Promos from as cheap as $6.50/hr

Image credit: Clique Billiards via Facebook

Clique Billiards has outlets in SAFRA’s Jurong, Choa Chu Kang, and Mount Faber clubhouses. In fact, their Jurong pool and snooker hall is currently the largest in Singapore. Head there to not risk being bumper-to-bumper with the players in the next table, if you know I mean.

Make sure to stay tuned to their regular promos, which can go as low as $6.50/hour (U.P. $13/hour) on Fridays, from 10am to 3pm. There’s also a board game corner for folks who want to grab a seat and have a lil break.

Where to play pool, billiards & snooker in Singapore

With this list of pool, billiards, and snooker halls across the nation, you no longer have to resort to just playing 8 Ball Pool on your mobile. Plus, a lot of them are open till the wee hours of 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.

Check out our other activity guides:

• Solo date ideas
• Arcades in Singapore
• Indoor things to do in Singapore
• Best museums in Singapore

Cover image adapted from: Clique Billiards via Facebook