Opposite Bugis Junction area

Nearest MRT station: Bugis (EW12)
Today, Bugis Street has revamped itself by providing sheltered walkways and air-conditioned shopping zones. Now housing over 600 stalls, it offers an eclectic mix of trendy and functional street wear, cafes, hawker food and services. Possibly one of the best known areas in Singapore, Bugis Street retains its disctinctive street shopping feel.

OG Albert:
60 Albert Street
OG Albert Complex
Singapore 189969
Tel: (65) 6210 2222

Nearest MRT: Bugis (EW12) or Little India (NE7)
When you are in the exciting Bugis district, drop into OG Albert. It’s a leisurely 3-minute walk from the Bugis MRT station and an easy 8-minute walk from the Little India station. OG is a household name in Singapore. OG is our one-stop family store, for the young and forever young. OG has grown so hip. Whether you are looking for fashion, jewellery, cosmetics, watches, toys, good food, something for the home or anything else, you’re bound to get excellent value at OG.

Bugis Junction :
200 Bugis Junction Tel: (65) 6334 8831

Nearest MRT: Bugis (EW12)
Lots of little shops selling everything from electronic items to clothes, knick-knacks and accessories can be found in this modern complex. Parco Bugis Junction, Singapore's first glass-covered air-conditioned shopping street boasts a delightful mix of clusters of shophouses, modern retail outlets, a sprawling departmental store, and even a cineplex.

Nearest MRT station: Outram Park (EW16) or Chinatown (NE4).

Just behind the soaring skyscrapers of Singapore's financial district lies Chinatown – the cultural hub
of the Chinese migrants. Bound by Upper Pickering Street, Cantonment Road, New Bridge Road and
South Bridge Road, the crowded and colourful network of streets and alleyways is the signature look of this area. Here, Chinese merchants hawk their wares from the ground floor of quaint pre-war
shophouses, from delicate bales of silk and gold jewelry to Singapore t-shirts and traditional crafts.

The sights and sounds of Chinatown are like no other: medical halls mix snake skin, herbs and spices and other exotic ingredients into potions for all ailments; traditional delicacies like sea cucumbers lie drying in the street; fruit sellers squat near mounds of rambutans, pungent durians, mangosteens and other seasonal fruits; fortune-tellers peer intently at open palms over make-shift tables; hawkers barbeque thin slices of pork for passers-by.
Try the Tanjong Pagar area for traditional teashops, clog and kite makers, painted masks, waxed paper umbrellas, lacquerware from China, handicrafts and artefacts from all over Asia. Then wander over to Smith Street, Trengganu Street, Temple Street and Pagoda Street where the narrow streets are chockfull of bargains.

The modern face of Chinatown shopping can be found in the area around the junction of Cross Street with New Bridge Road and Eu Tong Seng Street. The large shopping complexes here, such as Chinatown Point, Yue Hwa, People's Park Complex and Chinatown Complex, are not only good sources of Chinese products but also offer bargain-prices for anything from electrical and electronic goods, luggage and textiles to bargain-priced clothes and cosmetics. A wide selection of local crafts is available at the Singapore Handicraft Centre in Chinatown Point.

OG People's Park :
100 Upper Cross Street OG Building
Singapore 050360 Tel: 65358888

Nearest MRT station: Chinatown (NE4) or Outram Park (EW16)
When you are in historical Chinatown, you can’t miss the landmark OG People’s Park just above the Chinatown MRT station. OG is a household name in Singapore. OG is our one-stop family store, for the young and forever young. OG has grown so hip. Whether you are looking for fashion, jewellery, cosmetics, watches, toys, good food, something for the home or anything else, you’re bound to get excellent value at OG.

Nearest MRT station: Paya Lebar (EW8)

This ethnic enclave of the Malays emanates old-world charm. Right in its midst is the Malay Village, a showcase of traditional business and cultural activities which is a throwback to the good old kampong days. Its shops display a potpourri of items from handicrafts, rugs and fabrics to furniture and antiques.Drop by the wet market (currently under renovation) and indulge in the smells of cloves, cinnamon and nutmeg. Skirting the market are shops where you can pick up CDs of both traditional and modern Malay "keroncong" music for memories of your holiday in Singapore.

Pop into the modern Joo Chiat Complex and be dazzled by the widespread array of textiles, clothes and jewelleries.

Shopping in Kamapong Glam & Arab Street

Nearest MRT station: Bugis (EW12)

Nothing beats Arab Street for bazaar-style shopping with true ethnic character! Here, you can browse in delightful hole-in-the-wall shops, haggle to your hearts’ content and come away with the most enchanting trinkets and keepsakes at bargain prices.

The most visible items for sale are the baskets and other cane, straw, rattan and pandan leaf goods spilling out onto the pavements - from baby cradles to floor mats, hanging chairs to serving trays. These shops also stock interesting camel skin bags, cloisonne boxes, sewing kits, and fishing tackle items for both the amateur and the professional angler.

Nearest MRT station: Little India (NE7)

As you step into Little India, be prepared for an overpowering of the senses! First, you will be greeted by the strong, heady scent of spices and jasmine garlands, followed by the treasure trove of silverware, brassware, ethnic jewellery and colourful silk saris, dazzling to behold. Traditionally the home of Singapore's Indian community, Serangoon Road and its neighbouring side streets are still today a bustling hive of sights, sounds and intriguing aromas.

Check out the spice mill along Serangoon Road for ready-made packets of spices for fish, meat or vegetable curries that can be easily packed into a suitcase. Or indulge in some jewellery - silver amulets, bridal ornaments, cheap, colourful bangles, ankle chains and other adornments. Look out for Indian bedspreads and giant photographs of Indian movie stars. Chellas Gallery specialises in papier-mache boxes and other collectibles from Kashmir.

No visit to Little India would be complete without seeing two of the area's institutions -- the Tekka Centre and Mustafa Centre.The Tekka Centre on Buffalo Road, known as KK Market to the locals, is a bustling wet market full of fresh vegetables, fish, meat, spices and flowers. For small souvenir items, check out the brassware shops or one of the other small shops.
At the other end of Serangoon Road in Serangoon Plaza is Mustafa Centre, a 24-hour emporium-cum-department-store-cum Aladdin's cave. Under its modest exterior, you’ll find every conceivable item here at some of the lowest fixed prices in Singapore.

Sim Lim Square
1 Rochor Road

Sim Lim Square now offers a FREE Shuttle Bus Service for tourists to selected hotels and MRT Stations,
Fridays to Sundays (including Public Holidays) from 10am to 8pm.

Shuttle Bus To Sim Lim Square
Fridays to Sundays including Public Holidays

10.00am 11.00am 12.00pm 1.00pm 2.00pm
3.00pm 4.00pm 5.00pm 6.00pm 7.00pm

Designated Stops

1. Sim Lim Square (Loading / Unloading Bay along Princep Street)
2. Hotel Intercontinental Lobby (Along Middle Road)
3. Marina Mandarin Lobby (Along Raffles Boulevard)
4. Esplanade Mall Bus-stop (Along Raffles Avenue)
5. City Hall MRT B/stop (Opposite Capitol Center along North Bridge Road)
6. Hotel Royal @ Queens (Opposite Oxford Hotel along Queen Street)
7. Oxford Hotel (Opposite Hotel Royal @ Queens along Queen Street)
8. Sim Lim Square (Loading / Unloading Bay along Princep Street)

Please note:

1. The bus will only stop at the designated stops.
2. Operating schedule is subject to traffic conditions.
3. Kindly be there at least 3 minutes before the scheduled time.

For enquiries, please call Bus Plus Services Pte Ltd at 6481 0166.

Nearest MRT station: Bugis (EW12)
Just over the Rochor Canal from Little India stands Sim Lim Square, one of the oldest and popular complexes in Singapore for audio and video gear. Row upon row of shops on four levels deal in stereos, tape decks, CD players, TVs, VCRs, laser disc players, cameras, videocams and anything electronic. Be sure to take time to shop around, and compare and negotiate prices. Check goods carefully and insist on detailed receipts and full international guarantees.

CHIJMES
30 Victoria Street Tel: (65) 6332 6274/5

Nearest MRT station: City Hall (EW13/NS25)
Having undergone a spectacular facelift as a national heritage site, CHIJMES (pronounced “chimes”) is now a popular shopping, dining and entertainment site. Formerly one of the last few cloistered convents in the world, the sprawling building with its impressive Gothic architecture and cobblestone courtyards makes an interesting place to wander around, particularly in the evenings.

CityLink
1 Raffles Link

Nearest MRT station: City Hall (EW13/NS25)
This is Singapore's first underground pedestrian mall which links City Hall MRT station to Marina Square and Suntec City Mall. A range of specialty shops and food outlets are located here, including Adidas, Lee Hwa Jewellery, FCUK, Loccitaine, HMV music store, The Coffee Connoisseur (TCC), Thai Express and Nooch Resturant.

Esplanade Mall
8 Raffles Avenue. Tel: (65) 6828 8377

Nearest MRT station: City Hall (EW13/NS25)
The 9,800sqm Esplanade Mall offers an exciting mix of retail, lifestyle and entertainment outlets over three levels. From show-related merchandise to flowers, custom made hand lotions to home decorations and even guitar and violin shops, the mall provides a unique shopping experience to complement your visit to the arts centre. What's more, patrons can also enjoy a pre or post-performance dinner at one of the mall's premier restaurants or specialty cafes. Wine and dine in style at the alfresco Waterfront, tuck into local hawker favourites, coffee and cakes or simply grab a quick drink and bite at the bars. Esplanade Mall provides the perfect environment for you to catch up with friends and family or just to chill out and immerse yourself in the artistic ambience of one of the world's busiest performing arts centres.

Marina Square
6 Raffles Boulevard Tel: (65) 6339 8787

Nearest MRT station: City Hall (EW13/NS25)
Marina Square Shopping Mall is one of the larger shopping malls in Singapore. It comprises four levels of shopping with more than 300 exquisite shops in an exciting shop mix with Golden Village Cineplex and Superbowl Bowling.

Millenia Walk
9 Raffles Boulevard Tel: (65) 6883 1122

Nearest MRT station: City Hall (EW13/NS25)
With more than 190 shops, Millenia Walk has an excellent mixed of designer and street smart fashion stores and speciality shops. Here you'll find fashion stores like Raoul, watch boutiques like the Hour Glass and Cortina E'space, electrical and electronic superstore Harvey Norman and numerous eating outlets serving a diverse range of international cuisine.

Raffles City Shopping Centre
252 North Bridge Road Tel: (65) 6338 7766

Nearest MRT station: City Hall (EW13/NS25)
This is part of the Raffles City Complex designed by world-renowned architect I. M. Pei. The complex also houses two hotels, a variety of restaurants and a convention centre. The shopping centre lists among its tenants, the award-winning department store, Robinsons & Co, and numerous fashion and specialty shops such as Tommy Hilfiger, Guess, Lifeshop, Country Road and Metropolitan Museum of NY store. Watches, jewelry, electronics, optical goods and cameras are well represented here.

Raffles Hotel Shopping Arcade
328 North Bridge Road Tel: (65) 6337 1886

Nearest MRT station: City Hall (EW13/NS25)
Five of the some 70 shops in the Arcade are operated by Raffles Hotel, selling exquisite Raffles souvenirs, books, prints, teas and clothes. The other shops sell both international brand names and regional specialties, including fashion wear, jewellery, timepieces, antiques, gifts and mementos. Of interest are Thos S.B. Raffles which specialises in gourmet food, Ludwig Reiter which sells handcrafted and custom-made shoes, and Escentials, a personalised scent store.

Suntec City Mall
3 Temasek Boulevard Tel: 6825 2667 / 6825 2668 / 6825 2669 / 6825 2670

Nearest MRT station: City Hall (EW13/NS25)
This giant 83,850 square metre shopping mall, the largest in Singapore, is divided into four thematic zones - Galleria, Tropics, Entertainment Centre and Fountain Terrace. The Galleria showcases a wide selection of famous brand names alongside Singapore speciality stores. Besides G2000 flagship store, Mango's largest Asia store is also located here. Specialty shops offering home furnishings, casual wear, lingerie and leisure products are located in the Tropics zone. World-wide French hypermart Carrefour boasts some of the lowest prices in town. At the 'heart' and civic core of the mall is the Fountain of Wealth, certified as the world's largest fountain by The Guinness Book of Records in 1998.

Funan The IT Mall
109 North Bridge Road Tel: (65) 6336 8327
Synonymous with computers, Funan Centre is where you'll find a complete range of computer hardware, software and accessories on every floor.

Stamford Court
61 Stamford Road
This classic building comprises soft furnishing and lighting shops, as well as a smattering of book and CD shops.

Stamford House
39 Stamford Road
This beautifully-restored Victorian building offers an excellent choice of interior design and decoration ideas. It also houses an art gallery.

The Adelphi
1 Coleman Street Tel: (65) 6339 9179
This refurbished shopping complex offers products and services ranging from high-end sound system, home entertainment equipment and collectibles to spa/hair/beauty services.

Orchard Road supposedly got its name from the orchards and plantations that existed in the area until the turn of the 20th century. In the 1900s, a mysterious disease swept through the nutmeg plantations, wiping them out within a year. Because of its location in a valley, floods were also common. They were only controlled in 1965 when Stamford Canal - part of which runs below the pedestrian mall fronting Wisma Atria Shopping Centre today - was deepened and widened.

In the 1970s, pioneering landmarks like C. K. Tangs, Plaza Singapura and the Mandarin Hotel came up and led the way for entertainment complexes. Brick by brick, and block by block, towers of glass and steel lined what used to be mud-tracks to make Orchard Road the premier shopping belt today.

Nearest MRT station: Somerset (NS23)
The Centrepoint is among the largest and most popular shopping centres in Singapore, meeting virtually every need of tourists and locals alike. Here you'll find the legendary Robinsons & Co - the winner of the Tourism Awards 2002, Best Shopping Experience - Retail Outlet. There are also stores specialising in classical music, casual clothing, optical equipment, electronics, furnishings, Oriental rugs, sporting goods, fine arts, Asian antiques and artefacts, books and much, much more. The self-contained complex also has an excellent selection of restaurants and fastfood outlets.

Nearest MRT station: Orchard (NS22)
A good place to browse for household items like Waterford crystal and Wedgwood china. Numerous upmarket clothing and accessory stores are also located here.

DFS Galleria Scottswalk
25 Scotts Road Tel: (65) 6229 8100

Nearest MRT Station: Orchard (NS22)

Opening Hours:
10am – 10pm (Sun – Thu) / 10am – 10.30pm (Fri – Sat)
DFS Galleria Scottswalk, the place to enjoy duty-free savings on the world's leading luxury brands. We bring you the most extensive selection of prestigious brands and the largest assortment of fashion and cosmetics in Singapore. DFS Galleria Scottswalk offers many exclusive DFS-Only items and a selection of unique local specialties. Shop with confidence as our products come with a DFS 100% Worldwide Guarantee. So come to DFS Galleria Scottswalk and experience the splendour of Singapore.

Nearest MRT station: Orchard (NS22)
You'll find yourself returning to this fun, mixed bag of sorts! Both locals and expatriates love to hang out at this bustling shopping centre which sells everything from the most fashionable and outrageous shoes and clothes, to precious gems, eyewear and CDs. Make sure you check out Level One, which boasts a wide array of street fashion, unique accessories and knick knacks!

Nearest MRT station: Orchard (NS22)
This complex comprises a host of shops from small jewellery stores, inexpensive clothing and tailor shops to health equipment and computers. Established Kwok Gallery specialises in rare porcelain, jade sculptures and fine old ivory carvings. House of Hung is a popular jewellery store for gold, diamonds and precious stones.

Forum the Shopping Mall
583 Orchard Road Tel: (65) 6732 2479

Nearest MRT station: Orchard (NS22)
The mega Toys "R" Us anchor store located here is a giant kid magnet! Children’s clothing feature frequently here and for parents, designer label stores like Song + Kelly 21, Calvin Klein and Max Mara are huge draws.

The Heeren
260 Orchard Road Tel: (65) 6733 4725

Nearest MRT station: Somerset (NS23)

Nearest MRT station: Orchard (NS22)
Just across the street from Liat Towers, International Building houses many boutiques and tailor shops, as well as an assortment of Thai, Chinese and Japanese restaurants.

Liat Towers
541 Orchard Road

Nearest MRT station: Orchard (NS22)

Nearest MRT station: Orchard (NS22)
A favourite haunt of Singapore’s foreign domestic workers, this shopping centre contains an enormous selection of shops, selling everything from watches to kimonos.

Nearest MRT station: Somerset (NS23)
A wide selection of fashion and accessory boutiques is located here, with a food court at ground floor.

Midpoint Orchard
220 Orchard Road
Nearest MRT station: Somerset (NS23)
An interesting mix of outlets are located here, selling sporting goods, gold jewellery, bridal gowns, fur coats and jackets.

Nearest MRT station: Orchard (NS22)
It will take you more than a day to completely browse through this massive complex which won the Tourism Awards 2002, Best Shopping Experience - Shopping Centre. Besides the Japanese giant chain store, Takashimaya, there are over 100 specialty stores retailing sports items, stationery, electronics and electrical, jewellery and designer clothes. Popular US label Guess?, Hugo Boss Woman, Spain's Zara and Mango fashion labels and Australia's Country Road are just some of the many international boutiques here. Or drop by Kinokuniya, the largest bookstore in Southeast Asia. There's also a full-facility sports centre, an art gallery and a culture centre you can visit.

Nearest MRT station: Somerset (NS23)
Some of the better known goods sold in this small green centre include Sony electronics and a mix of branded sportswear. You wouldn't want to miss Icon, a boutique with some of the hippest clothes in town.

Nearest MRT station: Somerset (NS23)
This complex is full of value-for-money tailors, hair salons and make-up specialists. Custom-made ladies shoes can also be ordered from several shopss

Pacific Plaza
9 Scotts Road Tel: (65) 6733 5655

Nearest MRT station: Orchard (NS22)
Pacific Plaza houses some of Australia's most popular clothing lines like Stussy, Mambo, Billabong and Quiksilver. Drop into The Vintage Place for some great bargains of used designer clothing - Gucci, Prada, Donna Karan, Dolce & Gabanna and many more. For unique home and soft furnishings, head to Lifestorey.

Palais Renaissance
390 Orchard Road

Nearest MRT station: Orchard (NS22)
This imposing complex is worth a visit whether to splurge on beautiful designer brands, or if only to admire the splendid interior. It houses a superb range of prestigious designer boutiques including DKNY, Gianni Versace, Prada, The Link and Jim Thompson.

Nearest MRT station: Dhoby Ghaut (NE6 / NS24)
With over 45 shops focusing on home furniture and furnishings, you’re bound to find something perfect for your home!

Plaza Singapura
68 Orchard Road Tel: (65) 6332 9298

Nearest MRT station: Dhoby Ghaut (NE6 / NS24)
As the first multi-storey shopping mall to be built in Singapore in 1974, Plaza Singapura is a sentimental favourite among locals. This one-stop lifestyle shopping mall features a Carrefour, John Little, Marks & Spencer, Best Denki, cineplex, fashion, music, home furnishing and a wide range of food and beverage outlets. Plaza Singapura is linked with the existing Dhoby Ghaut MRT station, the new north-east MRT-line interchange and soon SMRT Light Rail line to the downtown Civic and Business District.

Nearest MRT station: Orchard (NS22)
This haven for fashionistas delights with its diverse mix of renowned international brands such as Gucci, Valentino and Versace; edgy streetwear brands such as P.O.A Superstore, and department stores such as Metro and Marks & Spencer. A palatable selection of international and local cuisines awaits the discerning diner, particularly at The Food Cellar at B1. Other lifestyle shops include designer furniture stores, sports and spa outlets.

Nearest MRT station: Orchard (NS22)
Not to be confused with Shaw Towers on Beach Road, Shaw Centre is located along Scotts Road. Tourists are usually drawn to this complex for interesting curios at Ming Blue and rosewood furniture at Singapore Woodcraft. Also in the same building are local boutiques, Avana and Tyan, elegant furniture shops, and the designer store Rolf Benz. Feeling peckish? Drop by Les Amis, an award-winning restaurant, for fine French dining.

Nearest MRT station: Orchard (NS22)
Expatriates frequent this trendy shopping mall which features a pleasant blend of boutiques, restaurants and specialty shops selling an assortment of products from beadwork, clothes and accessories to home furnishings and ethnic collectibles. There's also a well-stocked supermarket at the basement.

Clarke Quay
3 River Valley Road Tel: (65) 6337 3292

Nearest MRT station: Clarke Quay (NE5) or Raffles Place (EW14/NS26)
Featuring five blocks of restored warehouses, Clarke Quay offers a quirky alternative to mainstream attractions, with more than 150 shops selling antiques, clothes, souvenirs, silk-wear, home furnishing and accessories. Occassional pushcarts selling unique pottery, jewellery and woodcraft knick-knacks add to the friendly, festive atmosphere.

Great World City
1 Kim Seng Promenade Tel: (65) 6737 3855

Nearest MRT station: Free shuttle service from City Hall and Orchard MRT stations.
Previously a favourite entertainment centre in the 1960s, this latest shopping "city" in Singapore houses anchor tenants such as Cold Storage supermarket and GV Grand Cineplex. A stone's throw from Orchard Road, the shopping centre also provides a free shuttle service.

Liang Court
177 River Valley Road Tel: (65) 6336 7184

Nearest MRT station: Clarke Quay (NE5). Free shuttle service on weekends from City Hall MRT station.
Located next to Clarke Quay, Liang Court is home to a number of Japanese label boutiques and bookstores.

Nearest MRT station: Clarke Quay (NE5) or Raffles Place (EW14/NS26)
Step into this waterfront shopping mall by the Singapore River and be awed by the imposing central atrium that opens up into the sky! Watch an interactive water feature with animated jets shooting into the air as you stroll around the mix of jewelry, lighting and fashion shops. Take your pick of waterfront dining either indoors or al fresco, and be entertained by street performances.

OUB Centre
1 Raffles Place

Nearest MRT station: Raffles Place (EW14/NS26)
Located in the heart of the banking district, this is where office workers shop for their daily needs – from fashionable office wear and accessories to CDs.

Century Square
2 Tampines Central 5 Tel: (65) 6789 6261

Nearest MRT station: Tampines (EW2)
Close by to Singapore Changi Airport, Century Square and Tampines Mall are firm favourites among Tampines residents. With close proximity to the MRT station, Century Square is easily accessible from downtown and it is a great place to observe local activity. Local department store Metro, electrical appliances giant Best Denki, a cineplex and a large food court are located here, among other popular fashion stores.

Causeway Point
1 Woodlands Square Tel: (65) 6894 2237

Nearest MRT station: Woodlands (NS9)
Located in the heart of Woodlands Regional Centre, this mall is conveniently sited next to the Woodlands MRT station. This large mall has about 250 shops and food outlets, including anchor tenants like Cathay Cineplex, Cold Storage, Horizon Food Mall, Metro and Courts.

Changi Village

Nearest MRT station: Tanah Merah (EW4) and take SBS Transit bus No. 2.
Off the beaten track near the Eastern tip of Singapore, Changi Village is a sleepy district in contrast to the bustling city. There are plenty of bargains to be found - t-shirts, electronic equipment, carpets, Indian cotton clothing, shoes, batik dresses, kimonos and all types of table linen, all at bargain prices. Round off the day like everyone else - with a trip to Charlie's for a swig of beer and some food in a rustic outdoor setting.

Gilman Village
Nearest MRT station: Queenstown (EW19).
The Shophouse
Created by Australian Geri Murphy The Shophouse is a highly regarded furniture shop specializing in teak wood. Teak wood is a unique wood variety that can withstand all climatic extremes due to it’s oil content and is a favourite among many Singapore expats. Specialising in recycled materials The Shophouse offers a wide variety of furniture: bedroom, dining and living room furniture is featured alongside a wonderful range of Lloyd Loom wicker furniture. Look out for specials at the Shophouse shopping fair, held on the last Thursday of everymonth.
Address : 22 Lock Rd. Gillman Village
Tel : +65 6344-0100, Opens daily from 9am to 6pm

Originals
Offering a beautiful collection of brightly coloured cabinets, original doors and mirrors from India , Originals is a lifestyle today shop, also started by Geri Murphy. The teak wood presented at Originals comes in a sleek, contemporary style with designs that are great for home and office. Other items available include a bright selection of rattan and wicker furniture. Check it Originals when looking for something new for your home or apartment.
Address : 7 Lock Road
Tel: +65 6471-9918, Opens daily 9am to 6pm

Pagoda Teak Furniture
Offering a full customer support package that includes exquisistely crafted teak wood and expert after-sales service and maintenance Pagoda Teak Furniture promises to be a rewarding shopping adventure. Under the care of master carpenters Pagoda Teak Furniture uses strict quality control to ensure that your furniture will meet and exceed your high standards.
Address : 13 Kung Chung Road
Tel : +65 6471-0331 Opens daily 10am to 7pm

Mirage Fineteak
A unique and creative tea wood specialist is the Gillman Village based Mirage Fineteak. A retailer and wholesaler, Mirage Fineteak offers high quality furniture with wood imported directly from a reserved production forest in Java that is managed by the Indonesian Government Forestry Agency. With a selection that includes antique indoor and outdoor teak wood furniture Mirage Fineteak also has a solid range of display cabinets, tv buffets and coffee tables.
Address : 8 Lock Road
Tel : +65 6473-6808/0093, Opens daily 10.30am to 7pm
E-mail: mirageft@cyberway.com.sg

Holland Village

Nearest MRT station: Buona Vista (EW21) and take SBS Transit 200.
Dubbed the “bohemian enclave” of Singapore, Holland Village is a microcosm of Singapore life, a curious mix between old and new. Traditional coffee shops and a wet market jostle for space aside ritzy wine bars and fine dining restaurants. Here you'll find an eclectic collection of goods from straw brooms to valuable antiques and movie memorabilia. Not to be missed are its discount shops of clothes for men, women and children. If you’re shopping for Asian arts, crafts, antiques and handicrafts, you can’t go wrong at the Holland Road Shopping Centre, a popular venue among expatriates.

Junction 8
9 Bishan Place Tel: (65) 6354 9282

Nearest MRT station: Bishan (NS17)
Junction 8, a shopping and entertainment mall, is the hub of activity in the town of Bishan. Here, among the numerous fashion and gifts outlets, you'll find the award-winning Giordano store and a Golden Village Cineplex.

Jurong Point
1 Jurong West Central 2 Tel: (65) 6792 5662

Nearest MRT station: Boon Lay (EW27)
This huge six-level shopping centre offers a good variety of stores, ranging from fashion, electronics, home furnishing, sporting equipment to bargain stores. You will also find food outlets with a gastronomic spread and a large cineplex occupying the top level.

Lot 1 Shoppers' Mall
21 Choa Chu Kang Ave 4 Tel: (65) 6762 3590

Nearest MRT station: Choa Chu Kang (NS4)
Japanese department store, Seiyu, is the anchor tenant and it shares this five-storey complex with fashion boutiques, jewelry shops, food outlets, gift shops and a cineplex.

Northpoint
930 Yishun Avenue 2 Tel: (65) 6754 2300

Nearest MRT station: Yishun (NS13)
A hop, skip and jump from the Yishun MRT station, the shopping centre with a ten-cinema cineplex next door as well as a wide assortment of apparel, jewelleries, shoes and food outlets like John Little, Cold Storage and Popular Bookstore.

Tampines Mall
4 Tampines Central 5 Tel: (65) 6788 8370

Nearest MRT station: Tampines (EW2)
With the Japanese department store Isetan as the anchor tenant and a host of stores selling children's apparel, ladies fashion, electrical goods, books and sports equipment, Tampines Mall has something for everyone in the family. Be warned, it’s often more crowded than Orchard Road on weekends!

Tiong Bahru Plaza
302 Tiong Bahru Road Tel: (65) 6276 4686

Nearest MRT station: Tiong Bahru (NW17)
This six-level complex above Tiong Bahru MRT station contains a cineplex, food court, NTUC Supermarket as well as a number of Western food outlets and dozens of small specialty shops.

Velocity @ Novena
238 Thomson Road

Nearest MRT station: Novena (NS20)
A 70,000-square foot extension adding 30 new shops to retail mall Novena Square's 130,000 square feet of shopping space. The three-storey extension features sports-centric retail shops such as Fila, Nike, Flash and Splash, Billabong, World of Sports and even a California Fitness gym. If working up a sweat isn't your idea of fun, Velocity @ Novena also offers a wealth of options for your less active pursuits, from fashion and beauty to books and music to F&B.

VivoCity
1 Harbourfront Walk

Nearest MRT station: Harbourfront (NE1)
Situated within minutes of Sentosa and highly anticipated party central St James Power Station, VivoCity houses more than 300 retail, F&B and entertainment outlets over one million square feet of floor space. The iconic design of the development – comprising a harbour front promenade, a three-storey main atrium and rooftop play pools – is the proud work of internationally acclaimed architect Toyo Ito, who drew inspiration from waves on the sea. A host of all your favourite shops join anchor tenants offering exciting lifestyle and fashion options; VivoCity is home to the largest Golden Village (GV) multiplex in Singapore with 15 screens and some 2,500 seats; hypermarket Dairy Farm will stock the most extensive range of groceries sourced from across the world, as well as a new natural food concept store. Meanwhile award winning department store Tangs joins in as one of VivoCity's three anchor tenants.

WEST MALL
1 Bukit Batok Central Link Tel:6309 1160

Nearest MRT station: Bukit Batok (NS2)
West Mall is a successful and established suburban shopping mall in the western part of Singapore. It is the focal point for shopping and entertainment for residents in the Clementi, Bukit Timah, Upper Bukit Timah, Hillview, Jurong and Bukit Batok estates.

Being located next to the Bt Batok MRT Station (NS2) and Bus Interchange, the mall is easily accessible. Shoppers with cars will also find the mall convenient as there are 3 basement levels of car park lots.

The mall gives an excellent mix of retail offerings spread over five (5) storeys. Fashion and accessories, jewellery, gifts, telcos, food and beverage, postal services, electrical and household items, library, supermarket and cinemas, just to name a few, can be found at West Mall.

It is a mall not to be missed in the west.