Apollon

$$ is the key signal here: Apollon in Singapore is a casual Japanese izakaya tapas and ramen venue. The grounded reasons to consider it are direct: oden, agemono, soups and ramen, crab croquette, with evening hours Monday to Saturday. Consider it when the brief is a relaxed Japanese dinner built around izakaya-style dishes and noodles; for occasions requiring more specific service details, confirm directly with the venue.

The draw is the category. Apollon is best understood as a casual izakaya-style tapas and ramen spot, with signatures that include simmered oden, fried dishes, soups, ramen, crab croquette.

Go for oden and ramen

Singapore has many styles of Japanese dining, so expectations need to be set correctly. Apollon is best understood through its confirmed category: Japanese izakaya tapas and ramen, with a casual dress code and a $$ price level.

That value proposition is the reason to consider it. The appeal is flexibility around familiar izakaya-style dishes: order around oden, agemono, soups, ramen, crab croquette, depending on how much of a meal the table wants.

The evening use case is the strongest one

The venue’s hours make dinner the right play: Apollon operates Monday to Saturday from 5:00 PM to 11:30 PM and is closed on Sunday.

Group suitability depends on expectations and should be confirmed directly for specific party sizes or seating needs. The confirmed cuisine points toward a casual meal built around oden, fried items, soups, ramen, crab croquette. Dress casually; the confirmed dress code is casual.

For a broader Singapore plan, compare Apollon by occasion rather than by unsupported details: it is a casual $$ Japanese izakaya tapas and ramen venue. For other city options, use Our full Singapore restaurants guide, Our full Singapore bars guide, Our full Singapore hotels guide, Our full Singapore wineries guide, Our full Singapore experiences guide.