Exterior view of AP House, a shop specializing in Suntory Whisky and other beverages.
A close-up shot of fusilli pasta with zucchini, bell peppers, and mushrooms in a light sauce.
A long dining table set for a festive occasion with wine bottles displayed in the background.
Two bowls of creamy pasta and two iced teas with straws on a wooden table.
A delicious plate of chicken with mashed potatoes, carrots, and green beans in a savory sauce.
Interior view of AP House convenience store with shelves stocked with drinks, snacks, and alcoholic beverages.
A plate of stuffed chicken roulade with pasta, green beans, and shaved parmesan cheese.
A young boy stands in front of a display of wine bottles at AP House.
A plate of spaghetti topped with a whole fried soft-shell crab and vegetables.
Interior of AP House, a shop with wine displays, seating, and a refrigerated section.
The exterior of AP House, a shop with a modern glass facade and outdoor seating.
Interior of AP House with dining tables and a well-stocked beverage display.
Interior of AP House with a pillar covered in wine crates and shelves of wine bottles.
A white plate filled with linguine pasta, chicken, and vegetables in a tomato sauce.
A close-up shot of a delicious pasta dish with chicken and asparagus.
A close-up shot of a delicious pasta dish with mushrooms and cheese.
A close-up of a pasta dish with grilled fish, tobiko, and a lemon slice.
A plate of fusilli pasta with mixed vegetables and mushrooms, served with a side of sauce.
Interior of AP House restaurant with wooden ceiling, marble counter, and patrons dining.
Interior view of AP House restaurant with a bar, wine display, and menus on the wall.
A gourmet dish of grilled fish and shrimp served over pasta with a tomato-based sauce.
A wide selection of alcoholic beverages, including wine and spirits, displayed on refrigerated shelves.
A take-out container filled with a salad featuring grilled chicken, pasta, and vegetables.
A plate of pasta with soft-shell crab and two glasses of beer on a wooden table.
Two bottles of Domaine Ponsot wine, Chapelle Chambertin and Clos de la Roche, displayed in a retail setting.
Interior of AP House cafe with a marble counter, beverage dispensers, and menus on the wall.
A plate of linguine pasta with bolognese sauce and a grilled sausage, garnished with cheese and herbs.
A delicious plate of pan-seared salmon with mashed potatoes and fresh vegetables.
A hand holds a bottle of 2013 Chateauneuf-du-Pape wine from E. Guigal.
Based on 15 reviews
Out of 2294 shops
Not enough ratings
HW Chu
I don't understand why this place serves disposable plastic containers and cutleries to all customers dining in. The pasta is just basic and portion is quite small for the price. Overall not a satisfying experience and would not visit again.
Thiago Casquilha
DREADFUL dish - just check the picture . 15.90 SGD for a "Grilled Salmon" dish. This is the piece of salmon that comes with it. Hope that's enough to give you an idea of the place.
Hui Teng Ng
I've been a regular at AP House for the past 6 months. It's not the best in terms of ambience but its alcohol selection is great value for money. So I've been able to look past some quirkiness e.g. charging corkage for the first bottle of wine even though the wine was purchased from them, food being unavailable when they are hosting an event. But after today, I'm never going back. It began with our request to have new glasses as we switched from red to white wine. Not only was our request firmly (and rudely) rejected, the staff handling it exclaimed "I don't care!" when one of our party mentioned we frequent this place regularly. When asked for his name, he seemed to be fudging it and making up the name, then eventually just said, "You can speak to the owner if you want." When you do not care for your customers, there's no reason why your customers should return. It's unfortunate that one incident changed my opinion about the place. But sometimes one chance is all you get. There are too many other watering holes in the area that one can visit without having a bitter taste left in the mouth.
HC
On the surface, the drinks here may seem cheap. But it has the most incredulous policy. For example, they'll charge a $10 corkage fee even for bottles you purchase directly from the shop. A bottle of 2015 pinor noir costs $39 (cheaper than average) and when they charge you $10 corkage fee (that's 25% of the price of the bottle, erm that's ridiculous), the bottle now costs $49 (more expensive than average). Ambience is so so. Gets noisy after 6pm. The service staff are rude; very dismissive of patrons' basic request.
N. H.
AP House is a gem. Hidden gem somewhat, because it is situated quite away from the main crowd of Asia Square. Food is tasty; particularly like their calamari and aglio olio with prawns. Prices are affordable. Good selection of drinks too.
Charlie Thang
Hand to heart - I have never seen a more complete package in an F&B outlet than AP House. Tasteful music - check Affordable but great selection of wines - check Convenient location - check Cultured crowd that is not too noisy - check Ambience and decor - check Pasta with the best balance of quality and affordability - a thousand times check! Would recommend anything on the pasta menu (I love that they let you pick and choose your ingredients and pasta type), and to just grab a bottle of wine off the shelves. Trust me, you won't regret it.
Cynthia Lim
Great salads in the day, cheap drinks at night. Nice hidden location, people who dont frequent this area probably wouldnt know this place as it is not along the ' main street ' of asia square. Theres pasta, and mains on the menu as well, and a salad bar on the other side of the shop. Gets pretty crowded during lunch time. Wide variety of drinks, theres def smth for everyone. The barbites are pretty good too (but avoid the pizza...). Only thing is service may not be fantastic. Tend to be a little slow even during peak hours, and honestly i have never seen any one of them smile before!
Hooke Wando
Enjoyed a steak with really good mashed potatoes when I came here the first time. The meat was a little too over cooked but otherwise, decent. You should try the pasta though and if you’re into it, the drinks which are seriously decently priced! My, my. Literally tucked away in an alleyway nobody would otherwise have reason to go to, there’s good reason why this place remains packed during lunch hours despite having negligible advertising.
Sandeep Jagadeesh
I regularly eat salad here, they have quite a few varieties of mains and sides. For $11, I think this place is totally worth it when compared to the other salad chains.
