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BOP Cocktail Bar

2026 opening record. Confirm current status

BOP (Bartenders of Pony) is a Korean cocktail dining bar in a shophouse at 76 Tras Street, opened by the Jigger & Pony Group at the end of January 2026 and led by the group's creative director Uno Jang. Its first menu holds 12 signature cocktails built on Korean spirits — soju, makgeolli, takju, cheongju — with a food menu developed by group executive chef David Tang with the Korean chef Jason Oh. HungryGoWhere and MiddleClass.sg explicitly disclose hosted/media tastings; Time Out states no disclosure either way.

Worth it for / Skip if

Worth it for — a table you can lock in — seats are booked through SevenRooms.

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What it costs

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How to get a seat

  • Book through SevenRooms .
  • Monday — 6pm–1am
  • Tuesday — 6pm–1am
  • Wednesday — 6pm–1am
  • Thursday — 6pm–1am
  • Friday — 6pm–2am
  • Saturday — 6pm–2am
  • Sunday — 6pm–1am

last seating times, deposit and cancellation terms and party-size limits are not on record for this venue — ask when you book. Hours source: BOP Singapore — Bartenders of Pony, last checked 9 September 2026.

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What to expect

  • Getting there — Tanjong Pagar MRT · 76 Tras Street, Singapore 079015.
  • Dietary requests, dress code and group size — not on record. Ask when you book.
Source checked2026 opening

The longer version

BOP, short for Bartenders of Pony, occupies a first-floor shophouse at 76 Tras Street, a few minutes from Tanjong Pagar MRT, and is the Jigger & Pony Group's Korean room. It is led by Uno Jang, the group's creative director, who MiddleClass.sg records as the winner of the Altos Bartenders' Bartender Award at the World's 50 Best Bars 2025. Time Out quotes him on the intent: "After ten years in Singapore, I wanted to create something that felt closer to how I actually grew up drinking... In Korea, drinking is never just about the drink." Two accounts count 12 signature cocktails on the opening list, drawing on soju, makgeolli, takju and cheongju and on Korean ingredients — perilla, seaweed, yuja, nuruk. The food menu was developed by the group's executive chef David Tang with Jason Oh, a Korean chef from the first season of Netflix's Culinary Class Wars who HungryGoWhere reports owns the Seoul chicken-skewer shop Tak Seoul and has cooked at Yardbird in Hong Kong. HungryGoWhere states "This was a hosted tasting"; MiddleClass.sg says its article is based on a media-tasting event. Time Out rates the bar 4 out of 5 and states no disclosure either way; it was the only one to register a reservation, finding the Bokbunja Pop "syrupy, fruity... without much depth or complexity". Where the three agree is narrower and more useful: all three name the iced somaek, a soju-and-beer pour topped with shaved soju ice from an ice shaver carried over from the group's former rum bar Sugarhall, and all three name the fried chicken, built on Oh's recipe and served with three house sauces, as the dish to pair with it. The accounts also differ on the Bokbunja Pop's build.

Signature dishes

No dish is named for this venue in any source on record. Dishes are listed here only where an official source names them, so none are guessed from menus or reviews.

The official menu

No official menu is on record for this venue. Forkin transcribes a menu only from the venue's own published source, never from a review or an aggregator listing.

Opening hours

Monday6pm–1am
Tuesday6pm–1am
Wednesday6pm–1am
Thursday6pm–1am
Friday6pm–2am (Last Order)
Saturday6pm–2am (Last Order)
Sunday6pm–1am

Hours can change at short notice, especially on public holidays — confirm with the venue before travelling. Source: BOP Singapore — Bartenders of Pony. Last checked 9 September 2026.

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Photographs

Inside BOP Cocktail Bar

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Common questions

How do I book BOP Cocktail Bar?

Bookings are taken through SevenRooms at https://www.sevenrooms.com/reservations/bop/main-website. The verified hours show service on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Last seating times, deposit and cancellation terms and party-size limits are not on record — confirm them when you book.

When is BOP Cocktail Bar open?

Monday 6pm–1am; Tuesday 6pm–1am; Wednesday 6pm–1am; Thursday 6pm–1am; Friday 6pm–2am; Saturday 6pm–2am; Sunday 6pm–1am. Source: BOP Singapore — Bartenders of Pony, last checked 9 September 2026.

At a glance

Tanjong Pagar76 Tras Street, Singapore 079015

Tanjong Pagar MRT

Mon–Thu6pm–1amFri, Sat6pm–2am (Last Order)Sun6pm–1am

Opened February 2026

Last verified 6 October 2026

How this was assessed

This listing was assessed by the Forkin editorial desk from 1 linked substantive source, at confidence low, last assessed 5 October 2026. The full scoring breakdown and every source is below.

Sourced from HungryGoWhere, Timeout Singapore and MiddleClass.sg. Plus 1 official page. 4 sources in total.

Why BOP Cocktail Bar scores 7.4

WORTH A LOOK · band 7.0–8.4 (base 7.5)

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  • Source consensuslimited−0.15one/limited attributable source
  • Critic calibreestablished+0.05established editorial food/lifestyle publication backing
  • Praise specificityhigh+0.10multiple concrete dish/experience signals and supporting guide detail
  • Consistencylow−0.15mixed stamp, explicit caveats, or material contrary signals
  • Evidence recencycurrent+0.05newest assessment, publication, or verification is 2025 onward

Scores are rounded to one decimal place and are only published for venues carrying an evidence-backed editorial stamp. Full rubric: Forkin Evidence Score methodology.

Editorial stamp

WORTH A LOOK

Confidence: low

Forkin desk assessment of attributable public coverage — not a personal dining review.

One qualifying source only (limited consensus; single-source consistency must not be high). The review is detailed and mixed rather than generic (high specificity). Time Out is established. The 19 Feb review is current under the fixed-year recency definition (2025+). WORTH A LOOK is a proposed cautious stamp solely for the parent to assess; no numeric score computed here. Publication decision: WORTH A LOOK; one-source provisional limitation disclosed.

What public coverage says

Time Out Singapore: The writer reports sampling the iced somaek, Bokbunja Pop, Perilla Smash, BOP Martini, banana milk tiramisu, crispy fried chicken and seafood pancake; offers concrete sensory evaluation and rates 4/5.

Last assessed 5 October 2026 · 1 linked substantive source

Caveat: Provisional low-confidence desk assessment based on one countable independent editorial evaluation; this is an evidence score, not a personal dining rating. Other retrieved coverage was excluded from scoring where it was hosted, promotional, pre-opening, or not an editorial evaluation.

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Full source log

This opening record is backed by the following public sources:

Official website or social profileHungryGoWhere · February 2, 2026Timeout Singapore · February 19, 2026MiddleClass.sg · 31 Jan 2026

Facts, opening hours and social profiles can change. Confirm current details directly with the venue before visiting. Record last verified 6 October 2026.

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