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- Orchard Central
"As Singapore’s tallest vertical mall, Orchard Central is an...
- Orchard Central
- Palais Renaissance. Shopping. Shopping centres. Orchard. In the quieter section of the Orchard shopping district, a mall has undergone something of a renaissance.
- The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands. Shopping. Shopping centres. Marina Bay. Won the jackpot? Hit this three-storey luxury mall for high-end retail brands like Chanel, Fendi, Gucci, Miu Miu, Yves Saint Laurent, Hermès and more.
- Jewel Changi Airport. Property. Changi. Entertain yourself throughout the night at the latest lifestyle concept, Jewel Changi Airport. This majestic dome is home to over 280 dining and retail outlets, with some open around the clock – think dining at ungodly hours at American fast-food chain A&W or food court Five Spice, or killing a couple of hours with a movie at Shaw Theatres.
- ION Orchard. Shopping. Shopping centres. Orchard. It claims to be the ‘centre of gravity’ in the Singapore retail scene – and with jaw-dropping frontage, cutting-edge design, and more than 300 stores, it makes a good case.
Sep 19, 2024 · In this list, we round up some of the best shopping centres ranging from high-end malls for the luxury lovers who can afford to spend the extra buck for the designer tag to mid-range malls for price-sensitive shoppers who prefer trendy yet affordable fashion items that fit their budget.
- Best Shopping Malls in Singapore: Central
- Best Shopping Malls in Singapore: East
- Best Shopping Malls in Singapore: West
- Best Shopping Malls in Singapore: North
- Best Shopping Malls in Singapore: South
1. One Holland Village
This isn’t your typical cookie-cutter mall – One Holland Village has an open layout similar to the shopping complexes in Australia. It’s filled with cool shops, beauty salons, and an art gallery alongside top food spots like Surrey Hills Grocer and Warabimochi Kamakura. Plus, it’s a pet-friendlyspace, so you’ll have fun spotting all the furry companions. Yes, even in dining places! How to get there: Head to Exit B of Holland Village MRT station. One Holland Village, 7 Holland Village Way, Sin...
2. Funan
Funan used to be a mecca for the latest electronics and IT goods – with exclusive deals if you were a regular customer. But after a three-year-long makeover, the new Funan reopened its doors in June 2019. It inspires play, learning, creativity and connection by adopting six themes – tech, craft, play, fit, chic and taste – and it has exciting tenants to prove it. We’re talking local labels like Carrie K., Another Sole, Love, Bonito, Green Collective, and Grafunkt. It also houses restos like N...
3. Ion Orchard
Singapore’s most famous shopping destination on Orchard Road shouldn’t need an introduction, and we’re not just talking about its iconic architecture. Home to over 300 retail stores, including luxury labels, this ultimate go-to mall will have you occupied for hours. After all that shopping, catch a breather over a cup of caffeine at Bacha Coffee or Peranakannibbles at Violet Oon Singapore. How to get there: This behemoth is located next to Orchard MRT station via Exit 5. Ion Orchard, 2 Orchar...
20. Jewel Changi Airport
April 2019 saw an interesting addition to our multi-award-winning Changi Airport. Extra AF in every single way, Jewel Changi Airportboasts the world’s tallest indoor waterfall at 40 metres high (hello, HSBC Rain Vortex), over 280 unique retail and dining options, and a hefty 1.7 billion-dollar price tag. It’s a retail paradise, an architectural marvel and a sprawling tropical indoor rainforest/waterfall experience all rolled into one. And we’re most proud of all the local brands that have tak...
21. Tampines 1
There’s no escaping a quick retail session when you’re in this popular Eastern neighbourhood mall. Amongst the holy trifecta of shopping malls surrounding TampinesMRT Station, Tampines 1 is the glitziest. Get your wallets ready and splurge on the likes of Adidas, Benjamin Barker, Muji and more. How to get there: The mall’s name is obvious enough. Head to Exit B on the East-West Line or Exit D from the Downtown Line. Tampines 1, 10 Tampines Central 1, Singapore 529536
22. Paya Lebar Quarter
Does the east side need another shopping mall? The answer is a resounding yes. PLQ holds over 200 shops including F&B concepts with alfresco dining, retail outlets, a gym, a co-working space, and a sustainability zone to learn more about leading a zero-waste lifestyle. How to get there: You have two options: Exit E on the East-West Line or Exit F on the Circle Line. Paya Lebar Quarter (PLQ Mall), 10 Paya Lebar Road, Singapore 409057
26. Le Quest Mall
This shopping mall is located at Bukit Batok West, making it a convenient and accessible destination for residents in the area. It’s thriving despite opening right in the middle of a pandemic! You’ll find all your essential stores here, from Guardian to NTUC Fairprice and more. Avid cyclists can make use of the free bike racks and shower facilities once they’re done exploring Bukit Batok‘s green spaces including Little Guilin and Bukit Batok Hillside Park. How to get there: This might be a do...
27. Westgate Mall
Despite being known as a lifestyle and shopping destination, Westgate Mall houses some of the best eateries in the west. For an upscale dining experience, book a table at the Brotzeit German Bier Bar & Restaurant, Zaffron Kitchen or Cat & The Fiddle for dessert. Craving a Singapore favourite? Dig into 328 Katong Laksa’s signature laksa without going all the way to the east. How to get there: Get off at Jurong East via the East-West or North-South Line and head to Exit D. Westgate, 3 Gateway D...
28. Jem
This West-side shopping gem (get it?) has all sorts of retailers, from fashion and beauty stores to homeware and bookstores. Shop ‘til you drop at H&M, Mango, Charles & Keith, Muji and many more. There’s also Fairprice Xtra and Ikea, just in case you want to do some last-minute grocery or furniture shopping. How to get there: Jem and Westgate are near each other, so the directions are similar. Jem, 50 Jurong Gateway Road, Singapore 608549
29. Northshore Plaza
What’s cool in Punggol? This fantastic heartland mall, of course. Northshore Plaza‘s waterfront location means visitors enjoy the best of both worlds: shopping and nature. It’s split into two buildings, both of which boast unique food joints with myriad cuisines, all kinds of shops, and cool things to do. How to get there: Walk to the Punggol LRT Line and take the West Loop. Get off at Samudera station. Pro tip: Route B gets you to Northshore Plaza faster. Northshore Plaza, 407 Northshore Dri...
30. Waterway Point
Hang out by the riverside at the shopping mall next to Punggol Waterway. The four-storey building is home to over 200 stores, ranging from fashion to food and furnishings to entertainment. Catch a movie on the big screen at the 1,500-seat Shaw Theatres IMAX, bag the latest collections at H&M and Uniqlo, and read your way through Singapore’s largest Times bookstore. Trust us, this isn’t your ordinary suburban mall. How to get there: Alight at Punggol MRT station and walk through the mall’s 24-...
31. Nex
Those residing in the north will agree that Nex is a mall that’s on par with its glitzy Orchard Road counterparts. Why? Beauty enthusiasts will end the debate by mentioning Sephora (yes, there’s an outlet right here), but you’ll also find a gym, a dog-friendly playground, and countless retail and food choices in this mall. How to get there: Nex is accessible via the Circle and North East lines. You can hop off at Exit G or H. Nex, 23 Serangoon Central, Singapore 556083
33. The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands
For all things glitz and glam, there’s no better place than MBS to shop and dine like an A-lister. Undoubtedly the swankiest mall in Singapore, it offers a huge range of high-end, luxury brands as well as celebrity restaurants under one roof. Shop at the likes of Chanel, Fendi, Hermes, Tom Ford and Louis Vuitton, or kick back with a meal before watching a show at the Sands Theatre. How to get there: The Circle and Downtown lines will lead you to Bayfront. The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands is a...
34. VivoCity
The largest shopping mall in Singapore, VivoCity is more than its impressive architecture and directory, which ranges from fashion and beauty to electronics and homeware. It’s also packed with plenty of entertainment options to keep the kids (and those young at heart) occupied. Take a dip in the sky park’s mini water playground, enjoy a blockbuster movie at Golden Village, tuck into countless restaurants and sign your kids up for some playground fun on level two. Plus, you can’t ignore the go...
35. The Star Vista
No exaggeration here: The Star Vista looks like something out of a sci-fi flick, with its mind-bending geometrical columns, curved glazed canopy and glass facade. Home to The Star Theatre (which has been graced by artists like Ed Sheeran and Two Door Cinema Club), the mall also offers a buzzy list of events, including film screenings, and Zumba and kickboxing sessions. How to get there: Take Exit A or C at Buona Vista MRT station, look for a covered walkway, and walk west towards The Star Vis...
Feb 22, 2022 · However, it’s not expensive to shop in Singapore – there are so many different stores that cater to a wide range of budgets. The best things to buy in Singapore are: luxury labels, emerging designers, jewellery, technology and items such as silk clothing, lacquerware and china.
May 10, 2024 · With everything from posh luxury boutiques to unique street markets, Singapore’s malls provide an unmatched shopping experience for all tastes and price ranges. These best shopping malls in Singapore will definitely satisfy your shopping needs in style, whether you’re looking for designer brands, one-of-a-kind souvenirs, or delectable food.
We cover it all – from the iconic shopping districts like Orchard Road and Marina Bay Sands, to charming neighborhood boutiques and hidden gems that are off the beaten path. Our guides feature the best places for fashion, electronics, home decor, and more, ensuring you’ll always know where to find what you need.
