7 Best Shopping Malls on Orchard Road of Singapore for 2025

Orchard Road is famous all over the world as an iconic shopping street of Singapore. Shopping malls line both sides of the road, one near to another, making it possible for shoppers to take a bus, MRT or taxi ride to it, and spend the whole day there exploring all the best that Singapore’s malls have to offer.

Probably your one day is only enough for you to fully enjoy one or two of the mega lifestyle malls on Orchard. If you have a whole week in Singapore just to leisurely checking out these shopping centres, then do it while following what strike your fancy at that time. But if you only have a day or two for shopping, you will need this list to find out which malls are the best match for your needs and interest.

10 Best Malls in Singapore for an Ultimate Shopping Experience for 2025

Singapore may just be a tiny island state but it is known internationally as a shopping mecca. Having a greater number of malls per capita than any other country in Asia, Singapore attracts people from all over the world who come here for one thing – to shop till they drop.

With such a huge variety of malls to choose from, shopping can often be a daunting task for visitors who are unfamiliar with the area. 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.

From shopping to dining to entertainment, these top 10 shopping malls in Singapore are everything that shopaholics and food lovers could ever wish for!

Mandarin Gallery

Mandarin-Gallery-mall-singapore2Image: Mandarin Gallery

GUIDE TO SHOPPING AT MANDARIN GALLERY
With four floors stocked with shops ranging from boutiques to restaurants and clinics to furniture galleries, Mandarin Gallery can be a hard place to explore if you don’t know where you’re going. Here’s a guide to help you locate the shops inside the mall without having to spend too much time looking for everything.

Level 1: The first level has some of the best designer brands including Bella & Ross, Boss, Michael Kors, Rimowa and Tumi. Here, shoppers can also find the British luxury mobile phone shop Vertu for handmade, diamond-encrusted cell phones that are not only exquisitely unique but will also leave customers’ wallets rather light.

Level 2: This level has a mix of different shops catering to different needs of the shoppers including jewellery shops such as Chooylin, boutiques like Samsonite and the popular Parisian patisserie, Antoinette.

Level 3: Need a fresh haircut or a new suit for a special occasion? The third floor in Mandarin Gallery has a number of hair salons including the infamous Tony and Guy as well as Tailor shops such as Coloc the Tailor. Shoppers can also look around in GR Luxury, an independent dealer store with an impressive luxury watch collection from brands like Rolex and Richard Mille.

Level 4: If you’re renovating your house or looking for a new piece of furniture, fourth floor is where you should be. Here, you can browse a number of furniture galleries and lifestyle store such as ACTUS häuse and Atomi. Hungry shoppers can also find a wide variety of restaurants to choose from to recharge their batteries after a long day of shopping. Make a pit stop at Ippudo for the most mouth-watering bowl of ramen or Hashida for freshly made sushi and authentic Japanese cuisine. Royal London Duck is another eatery not to be missed in Mandarin Gallery; here you can feast on a whole crispy-skinned duck for $48.

NOTES

  • Mandarin Gallery is seldom crowded so shoppers can benefit from full attention and great VIP service from the staff in each store.
  • The mall has basement parking where shoppers can part their cars. The rates start from $3.60 per hour. More information can be found on http://mandaringallery.com.sg/contact-us.

HOW TO GET THERE
Buses:
700, 971E, 972, 77, 167, 171, 190, 587, 590, 598, 700A, NR6 and N (the nearest bus stop B09037 is only 2 minutes away from the mall by foot.)

Nearest MRT Station: Somerset (From exit B, the mall is only 5 minutes away on foot)

Kallang Bowl @ Leisure Park Kallang

IMM Outlet Mall

GUIDE TO SHOPPING AT IMM OUTLET MALL:

  • Shopping for Menswear: The IMAGINEX Group Outlet is the first stop for shoppers searching for a menswear collection. The racks here are packed with lots of smart and casual clothes at discounted prices.
  • Shopping For Shoes and Bags: The Charles and Keith outlet store has an impressive collection of trendy shoes and bags. This retail shop offers as much as 60% discount on some items. The shop is well-stocked with various sizes, so it’s hard not to find the perfect fit for you. Pedro is also another go-to shop for great shoes, offering up to 70% discounts.
  • Shopping for Toiletries: The Body Shop Outlet is the place to visit if you’re looking to stock up on toiletries.
  • Shopping for Furniture: IMM, which was formerly a furniture retail shop, still houses a great number of furniture stores. Shops like Commune, Grohe, Star Living, and Simmons Gallery offer a wide selection of home décor items and furniture.

IMM outlet mall brandsImage: IMM Mall

FOOD OUTLETS AT IMM OUTLET MALL:
The IMM mall has many family-friendly food outlets. You can choose from the famous HaiDiLao Hot Pot, Swensen’s, Macdonald’s, Bali Thai, Burger King, and other independent food stores.

IMM Mall restaurantsImage: IMM Mall

NOTES:

  • Parking is no longer free at the IMM mall. They recently changed their parking rates so the first one-hour complimentary parking is only valid on weekdays (excluding public holidays).
  • The IMM mall offers free shuttle bus services to and from the International Business Park.
  • If you’re shopping with kids, IMM mall has a dedicated space at the Garden Plaza on level 3, known as the IMM Water Play. This area is filled with lots of fun activities that would make your kids excited.
  • The mall offers its customers a complimentary loan of Baby Strollers and Wheelchairs.

Startup Career Fair 2017: Calling all students, fresh grads and PMETs!

Calling all students, fresh grads and PMETs! Curious to learn more about the vibrant startup culture? Or thinking of a mid-career switch?

Singapore’s inaugural Startup Career Fair has more than 300 full-time, part-time and internship opportunities to offer in over 100 startups such as ShopBack, Glints, TheSmartLocal and more!

At the one-day career fair, grab the opportunity to embark on an exclusive tour of the offices of some of the most prominent startups in Singapore. Break the ice with startup founders and speak with industry experts on future-proofing your career and navigating the transition from suit to hoodie.

For more information, visit the event website.

Alltrust Leasing

QUICK FACTS

  • Budget car fleet: Honda Civic, Toyota Altis, Mazda 3
  • Budget car rental rates: S$85 daily, S$75 2-6 days, S$450 weekly, S$1600 monthly
  • Budget car leasing rates: S$1500 monthly, 1 year contract
  • Is driving to Malaysia allowable? Yes

NOTES

  • Rental requirements: 23 years old minimum. Valid class 3 driver’s license for at least 2 years.
  • Emergency breakdown service – Included with car rental.

Takashimaya Food Hall : Winter Hokkaido Fair with food and fun

Fans of Japanese food should not miss out on this yummy event – a chance to taste an authentic piece of Hokkaido cuisine right in Singapore.

You will surely fall in love with the seafood dishes offered there such as King crab bento, Jumbo king crab croquettes, grilled scallops and squids, and salmon belly. End your fair dining experience on a sweet note with Melon soft ice cream, Matcha milk cream puff, Pikata roll or Chocolate roll.

If you visit this winter fair on 1 and 2 January 2017, you will have chance to buy Fukubukuro Lucky Bags at $150 each, which is worth $300.

 

Ah Sam Cold Drink Stall

WELL-LOVED COCKTAILS: Order a ‘Blood and Sand’ for a fan-favorite classic (18$)

OPENING HOURS: Mon to Thu 18:00 – 01:00; Fri & Sat 18:00 – 03:00

LOCATION: 60 Boat Quay, Singapore 049848

Lunch Actually Online Dating Site

HOW TO GET STARTED?
You will first meet with a dating consultant for a free consultation. If you like their service, you will sign up and pay to become a member, and then the company will arrange dates for you.

HOW ARE DATES PLANNED?
A dating consultant will process your profile and select the best matches for you. If you are interested in meeting one of them, the consultant will coordinate with both parties to arrange for a lunch date.

MEMBERSHIP FEE: The membership fee depends on the member’s profile and preferences. The packages cost from $2100. Take note that Lunch Actually is a premier dating agency so its rate is quite high compared to other self-service dating websites.

NOTE: In the screening process, the various certificates, income, and background details such as the job title of each member are checked and confirmed thoroughly. It is not possible for any user of this service to fake their details.

Dallas Restaurant & Bar at Boat Quay

MENU: The menu at Dallas Restaurant and Bar is split into

  • Snacks
  • Salads
  • Burgers
  • Sandwiches
  • Mains
  • and Desserts.

There is an extensive drink menu that includes

  • single-malt whiskeys
  • draught and bottled beers
  • wines
  • and a range of cocktails.

RECOMMENDED DISHES

  • Salt and Pepper Calamari
  • Breaded Mushrooms
  • BBQ Barramundi Fillet
  • Baby Back Berry and Fiery Ribs
  • Roast chicken and Penne pasta
  • Black Angus Ribeye Steak
  • Dallas Fajitas
  • Dallas Platter
  • Crispy Fried Chicken
  • Cheese Cake

ATMOSPHERE

  • The first floor, with an alfresco dining area and bar, is set in a casual Texas style.
  • There is a classy restaurant with trendy, modern settings on the second floor – an ideal place for quiet, relaxing meals with good food and wine.

Calla Chic

PRODUCTS ON OFFER
Calla Chic has got a lot of party invitations, stickers, and printables for whatever party you’re going to hold. However, they work best with bridal showers, kid’s parties, baby showers, and graduation. Iconic characters like Batman, Superman, Alice in Wonderland, Little Mermaid, etc. can make an appearance on your invitation card, if you choose to.

MINIMUM ORDER: No minimum order required.

PRINTING SERVICE: Calla Chic offers professional printing service which takes 3 to 4 business days for the printing process to be done.

PAYMENT METHOD: Major credit cards via PayPal.

Balloon Blasters

PRODUCTS ON OFFER
Balloon Blasters offers a wide range of balloon supplies with approximately 13 main categories on its online store. Under each category is a range of products probably suitable for your typical party theme and motif. Equipments for hire and accessories are also available for online shopping in case you want to have everything that you need at one go.

MINIMUM ORDER: No minimum order required

DELIVERY

  • Standard delivery (S$25) from 9:30AM to 7PM.
  • After office hours delivery (S$30) from 7PM to 10PM; 7AM to 9:30AM.
  • Midnight delivery (S$50) from 10PM to 7AM.
  • Express delivery (S$40) within 24 hours.
  • Additional S$10 will be charged on deliveries to Jurong and Sentosa islands as well as to Airport cargo complex, PSA ports, Tuas, and Army Camp.
  • Additional S$15 or 10% of the order value applies to all deliveries done on Public Holiday.

PAYMENT METHODS

  • Cash/cheque upon delivery
  • Bank transfer
  • Online banking

NOTES

  • Service is available seven days a week.
  • All prices are inclusive of helium charges.

Café Calle Real (Renamed, which is Comida Fiesta now)

MENU: The menu is divided into Tapas, Soups, Salads, Main, Pancit (noodles-based dishes), Paella and Vegetables. The list of drinks includes house wine (red and white), Beer and Sangria.

LOCATION: Cafe Calle Real is situated in the Changi Business Park, a place for some of the world’s leading corporates.

RECOMMENDED DISHES:

  • Lechón de Leche (Baby suckling roasted pig)
  • Lechon de Carajay (Smoked Pork Roast)
  • Crispy Pata
  • Kare Kare
  • Beef Kaldereta
  • Chicken Inasal
  • Rellenong Bangus
  • Seafood Paella
  • Sizzling Pork Sisig
  • Brazo De Mercedes
  • Halo Halo

AVERAGE PRICE/PAX: S$20 –S$30

NOTES:

  • Café Calle Real also does deliveries and offers take away services
  • It is a kids-friendly restaurant

Alleviate Fish Spa

PRICES

  • 30-minute fish spa: S$30
  • 60-minute fish spa: S$50

SPECIAL OFFER: Alleviate Fish Spa offers 10% discount for TheBestSingapore.com’s readers. When you are visiting Alleviate Fish Spa, show them a snapshot of this page to enjoy the discount.

NOTE: It is recommended calling to make a booking if you want to enjoy a fish spa session on weekends and public holidays.

HOW TO GET THERE
Bus lines: 2, 12, 33, 61, 63, 80, 143, 197, 961, 961#, 970, CT18, CT28 and CT (Walking 2 mins from bus stop B05013)
Nearest MRT station: Chinatown MRT (NE4)

5 Best Halal Buffets in Singapore for All Occasions for 2025

Welcome to the world of the best Halal buffets in Singapore, where diners with various dietary needs can enjoy delicious foods together.

Singapore’s hotel restaurants that offer Halal buffets are perfect for gathering with a multi-racial group of friends or hosting a memorable meal for overseas guests who require Halal food.

These places are considered the best because they can satisfy a variety of needs, including types of foods, budgets, atmosphere, and occasions.

See also: The 5 Best Halal Restaurants In Singapore

Sunny Choice Cafe @ The Rail Mall

MUST TRIES

  • Thunder Tea
  • Hakka Abacus
  • Fruit Rojak
  • Vegetable Sushi

Seoul Garden at The Clementi Mall (closed)

Food ordering system
The interactive menu used in this restaurant makes food ordering more convenient. Just look for BBQ ingredients on the screens and order through a mouse clicking and your orders will be served at the table. The cooked food and dessert on buffet concept can be taken with no limit.

BBQ ingredients
The meat ranges from teriyaki beef, garlic chicken to many other marinated meats. Seafood choice includes prawns, squids, cockles and clams. Premium seafood like tuna and octopus is charged separately.

Side dishes
There are kimchi, kimchi soup, sushi, pancakes and a variety of deep fried food for you to taste while waiting for next helpings of grilled meats.

Desserts
Equipped with ice shaver machine, DIY dessert section is where you can make your own ice kachang. Ice cream and a variety of toppings and syrup are presented for a more tasty and colorful kachang.

Must try
Teriyaki beef
– Garlic chicken
– Kimchi
– Kimchi soup

Prices
– Monday to Thursday: $20.99 (lunch); $24,99 (dinner)
– Friday to Sunday & PH: $24,99 (lunch); $27,99 (dinner)

1-Altitude Gallery & Bar

COVER CHARGE: A cover charge of $25 will include one drink, which is required to be ordered on ground level at the time the fee is paid.

DRESS CODE: Smart casual attire

LADIES NIGHTS: Ladies can enjoy a complimentary drink without paying cover charge on Wednesdays.

RECOMMENDED DRINK: The Narcissist (Russian Standard vodka + peach + freshly squeezed lime + rosemary-infused raspberries) at $18

TIPS:

  • To catch sunset: Get into the place early at around 18:30 to watch the sunset and the twinkling city lights sweeping across Singapore.
  • Take the place to observe special events: 1-Altitude sits on top of one of the highest buildings in the city so it is an ideal place to observe fireworks or catch a glimpse of ant-sized race cars whizzing around.
  • Make reservation: Reservation should be made to enjoy an unhurried chill-out night with friends.

NOTES:

  • The drinks here are not as wonderful as the view. If you put your interest on the cityscape view than a glass of cocktail then it is a place to be.
  • A seat at this bar must be reserved ahead; otherwise, be prepared to stand.

Tiong Bahru Market Hawker Centre: Best Food Stalls to Try

RECOMMENDED FOOD STALLS:
1. Lee Hong Kee Cantonese Roasted (#02-60)

  • Recommended dishes: Roasted duck rice, char siew rice, roast pork rice
  • Price/pax: S$4 – S$6

2. Tiong Bahru Hainanese Boneless Chicken Rice (#02-82)

  • Recommended dishes: Steamed chicken rice, roasted chicken rice
  • Price/pax: S$3 – S$5

3. 178 Lor Mee (#02-23)

  • Recommended dish: Lor mee
  • Price/pax: S$3 – S$4
  • Opening hours: Tue to Sun: 06:00 to 21:00

4. Koh Brothers Pig Organ Soup (#02-29)

  • Recommended dish: Pig organ soup
  • Price/pax: S$4 – S$5

5. Min Nan Prawn Noodles (#02-31)

  • Recommended dishes: Prawn noodles, pork ribs noodles
  • Price: S$4 – S$6
  • Opening hours: Daily 09:30 – 14:30

6. Zhong Yu Yuan Wei Wanton Noodles (#02-30)

  • Recommended dish: Wanton noodles
  • Price/pax: S$3 – S$5
  • Opening hours: Sat to Thu 10:30 – 15:00

7. Jian Bo Chwee Kueh (#02-05)

  • Recommended dish: Chwee kueh
  • Price: S$3 for 5 pieces

8. Hui Ji Fishball Noodles and Yong Tau Foo (#02-44)

  • Recommended dishes: Yong tau foo, fishball noodles
  • Price/pax: S$3 – S$4

9. Tiong Bahru Fishballs (#02-20)

  • Recommended dishes: Fried fishballs, fried fish cakes, ngio hiang
  • Price/pax: S$1 – S$3
  • Opening hours: Tue to Sun 07:00 – 15:00

10. Tiong Bahru Pau (#02-18)

  • Recommended dishes: Char siew bao, big bao, siew mai
  • Price/pax: S$1 – S$3
  • Opening hours: Daily 06:30 – 21:00

NOTE: There are a few stalls offering Indian and vegetarian food at this food court.

GETTING THERE:

  • Buses: 5, 16, 33, 63, 123, 195, 851, and NR5 (Walk 1 minute from bus stop B10141)
  • Nearest MRT station: Tiong Bahru (EW17) (Walk 8 minutes from Exit B)

BooksActually Bookstore

SERVICE: BooksActually staff are book lovers themselves, they are always willing to recommend good books that suit your taste.

NOTE: The bookstore is quite small so it’s difficult to move around when crowded.

GETTING THERE:

  • Buses: 120, 147, 167, 196, 197, 961, and 961# (Walk 6 mins from bus stop B10069)
  • Nearest MRT Station: Tiong Bahru MRT (EW17) (Walk 8 mins from Exit A)

5 Best Bookstores in Singapore: For All Book Kinds for 2025

It is said that “Whenever you read a good book, somewhere in the world a door opens to allow in more light.”. The aforesaid may match Singaporean’s belief since Singaporeans read a lot and thus bookstores are grown everywhere throughout the country. They can be spacious stores of large bookstore chains or beautiful independent bookstores offering good selections of books.

Herein are the 5 best bookstores in Singapore which are highly voted.

See also: 7 Best Children’s Bookstores in Singapore Your Kids Will Love

5 Best Travel Agencies in Singapore for All Travel Needs for 2025

The top travel agencies in Singapore have a deep understanding of their customers’ needs. They provide attractive packages that include delightful accommodations, scrumptious meals, and comfortable transportation at reasonable rates, all while ensuring a hassle-free travel experience. This is why a reliable travel agency is an invaluable asset in optimizing our trip, saving us time and money.

If you’re eager to explore new and exciting destinations but lack the time to plan your trip, simply reach out to one of the top travel agencies to discover their exceptional packages tailored to your desired destinations. All it takes is a quick phone call to make your travel dreams a reality.

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IPPUDO SG @ Mandarin Gallery

SOUP BASES: Basically, IPPUDO’s ramen soup is tonkotsu broth with variations including

  • original tonkotsu broth
  • tonkotsu broth with miso paste and fragrant garlic oil,
  • spicy tonkotsu (with special spicy miso).

MUST-TRY RAMEN:

  • Shiromaru Motoaji: S$15
  • Akamaru Shin-Aji: S$16
  • Karara: S$17
  • Bonito Tonkotsu: S$18
  • Chicken Shoyu: S$16
  • Veggie Ramen: S$12

ATMOSPHERE: Ippudo at Mandarin Gallery boasts a modern and classy ramen interior that combines the lively vibe of a typical ramen restaurant found throughout Singapore. It’s common to see strangers sharing tables, as most of the tables are designed for larger groups, and the restaurant is often packed with ramen lovers.

NOTES:

  • Be prepared to wait from 30 to 60 minutes to be seated.
  • Drinks could be ordered during waiting time.
  • Foods are served quite fast after being seated.
  • You can request the hardness of your noodles, which can be customized to your liking, ranging from very hard, hard, medium, and soft.
  • Additional noodles could be ordered to go with the soup if you are a big eater.

Challenger

ELECTRONICS ON OFFER:

1. Technology gadgets:

  • Laptop
  • Desktop
  • Software
  • Printer
  • Scanner
  • Photocopier
  • Projector
  • Mobile phone
  • Tablet
  • Camera
  • DSLR
  • Camera lens
  • Speaker
  • Home theatre system
  • MP3 player
  • MP4 player
  • Gaming console
  • Headphone
  • Hard drive
  • Thumb drive
  • Power bank
  • Travel adaptor
  • Gadget accessory

2. Home appliances:

  • Microwave
  • Oven
  • Rice cooker
  • Electric kettle
  • Iron
  • Vacuum cleaner
  • Fan
  • LED TV
  • LCD TV
  • Home theatre system
  • DVD player
  • Blu-ray player

PLUS POINTS:

  • Challenger superstore at Funan DigitalLife Mall: Occupying the entire 6th floor of Funan, this store is renowned as the largest technology supermarket in Singapore, selling all types of IT gadgets to a myriad of household appliances such as LED TVs, LCD TVs, DVD players, home theatre systems, vacuum cleaners, and cooking equipment. Note: The mall is currently closed for redevelopment.
  • PC Clinics: These are service centres located inside Challenger stores, providing technical services such as installation or upgrading hardware and software, diagnosing and repairing computer faults, and recovering data. Challenger members are entitled to special discounts when using PC Clinic services.

CHALLENGER STORES:
@ 313 Somerset
Address: 313 Orchard Road, #04-01/02 313@Somerset Singapore 238895
Nearest MRT: Somerset
Opening hours: Daily 11:00 – 21:30

@ Ang Mo Kio Hub
Address: 53 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3 #02-10 Ang Mo Kio Hub Singapore 569933
Tel: (65) 6555 8138
Fax: (65) 6555 8139
Email: amk@challenger.sg
Nearest MRT: Ang Mo Kio
Opening hours: Daily 11:00 – 21:30

@ Bedok Point
Address: 799 New Upper Changi Road #B1-23 Bedok Point S467351
Tel: (65) 6446 7398
Fax: (65) 6446 7390
Email: bp@challenger.sg
Nearest MRT: Bedok
Opening hours: Daily 11:00 – 21:30

@ Changi City Point
Address: 5 Changi Business Park Central 1 #01-56 Changi City Point S486038
Tel: (65) 6636 2302
Fax: (65) 6636 1052
Email: cp@challenger.sg
Nearest MRT: Changi airport
Opening hours: Daily 11:00 – 21:30

@ The Clementi Mall
Address: 3155 Commonwealth Avenue West #04-56 The Clementi Mall S129588
Tel: (65) 6570 5766
Fax: (65) 6570 5768
Email: cm@challenger.sg
Nearest MRT: Clementi
Opening hours: Daily 11:00 – 21:30

@ Eastpoint Mall
Address: 3 Simei Street 6 #03-21/22 Eastpoint Mall S528833
Tel: (65) 6587 7182
Fax: (65) 6587 7185
Email: ep@challenger.sg
Nearest MRT: Simei
Opening hours: Mon to Fri 11:30 – 21:30, Sat & Sun 11:00 – 21:30

@ Great World City
Address: 1 Kim Seng Promenade, #02-22 Great World City S237994
Tel: (65) 6592 6770
Fax: (65) 6733 0659
Email: gwc@challenger.sg
Opening hours: Daily 11:00 – 21:30

@ Hougang Mall
Address: 90 Hougang Avenue 10 #04-15 Hougang Mall S538766
Tel: (65) 6488 0123
Fax: (65) 6488 0128
Email: hm@challenger.sg
Nearest MRT: Hougang
Opening hours: Daily 11:00 – 21:30

@ IMM
Address: 2 Jurong East Street 21 #02-23 IMM Building S609601
Tel: (65) 6426 9123
Fax: (65) 6426 9128
Email: imm@challenger.sg
Nearest MRT: Boon Lay
Opening hours: Daily 11:00 – 21:30

@ JCube (Closed)
Address: 2 Jurong East Central 1 #02-11 JCube S609731
Tel: (65) 6592 5376
Fax: (65) 6592 5370
Email: jc@challenger.sg
Nearest MRT: Jurong East
Opening hours: Daily 11:00 – 21:30

@ Jurong Point
Address: 63 Jurong West Central 3 #B1-94/95/96 Jurong Point Shopping Centre S648886
Tel: (65) 6793 7122
Fax: (65) 6793 7131
Email: jp@challenger.sg
Nearest MRT: Jurong West/ Boon Lay
Opening hours: Sun to Fri 11:00 – 21:30, Sat 11:00 – 22:00

@ Nex Serangoon Central
Address: 23 Serangoon Central #04-33 nex S556083
Tel: (65) 6634 6478
Fax: (65) 6634 6479
Email: nex@challenger.sg
Nearest MRT: Serangoon.
Opening hours: Daily 11:00 – 21:30

@ Northpoint
Address: 930 Yishun Avenue 2 #03-15 Northpoint Shopping Centre S769098
Tel: (65) 6853 8300
Email: np@challenger.sg
Nearest MRT: Yishun
Opening hours: Daily 11:00 – 21:30

@ Parkway Parade
Address: 80 Marine Parade Road #04-01 Parkway Parade S449269
Tel: (65) 6342 5699
Fax: (65) 6342 5696
Email: pp@challenger.sg
Opening hours: Daily 11:00 – 21:30

@ Plaza Singapura
Address: 68 Orchard Road #04-12 Plaza Singapura S238839
Tel: (65) 6837 8797
Fax: (65) 6837 8790
Email: ps@challenger.sg
Nearest MRT: Dhoby Ghaut
Opening hours: Daily 11:00 – 21:30

@ Tampines 1
Address: 10 Tampines Central 1 #04-22/23/24/25 Tampines 1 S529536
Tel: (65) 6260 6329
Fax: (65) 62606331
Email: tp@challenger.sg
Nearest MRT: Tampines
Opening hours: Daily 11:00 – 21:30

@ Tiong Bahru Plaza
Address: 302 Tiong Bahru Road #03-19 Tiong Bahru Plaza S168732
Tel: (65) 6376 5646
Fax: (65) 6376 5650
Email: tb@challenger.sg
Nearest MRT: Tiong Bahru
Opening hours: Daily 11:00 – 21:30

@ United Square (Closed)
Address: 101 Thomson Road #02-26 United Square S307591
Tel: (65) 6478 6255
Fax: (65) 6478 6253
Email: us@challenger.sg
Nearest MRT: Novena
Opening hours: Mon to Wed 11:00 – 20:00, Thu to Sun 11:00 – 21:00

@ VivoCity
Address: 1 HarbourFront Walk #02-34/35 VivoCity S098585
Tel: (65) 6376 6100
Fax: (65) 6376 6110
Email: vc@challenger.sg
Nearest MRT: HarbourFront
Opening hours: Daily 11:00 – 21:30

@ WhiteSands Mall
Address: 1 Pasir Ris Central Street 3 #03-03 WhiteSands Mall S518457
Tel: (65) 6585 5188
Fax: (65) 6585 5195
Email: ws@challenger.sg
Nearest MRT: Pasir Ris
Opening hours: Daily 11:00 – 21:30

@ 112 Katong (Closed)
Address: 112 East Coast Road #03-01, 112 Katong S428802
Tel: (65) 6447 2112
Fax: (65) 6447 2113
Email: kt@challenger.sg
Opening hours: Daily 11:00 – 21:30

Challenger Mini
@ Thomson Plaza
Address: 301 Upper Thomson Road #03-28/29 Thomson Plaza S574408
Tel: (65) 6457 3219
Fax: (65) 6457 3372
Email: ts@challenger.sg
Opening hours: Daily 11:00 – 21:30

@ IMM
Address: 2 Jurong East Street 21 #02-18 IMM Building S609601
Tel: (65) 6562 0361
Fax: (65) 6426 9128
Email: imm@challenger.sg
Nearest MRT: Jurong East
Opening hours: Daily 11:00 – 21:30

@ Yew Tee Point
Address: Choa Chu Kang North 6 #01-18 Yew Tee Point S689578
Tel: (65) 6465 8872
Email: yt@challenger.sg
Opening hours: Daily 11:00 – 21:30

@ Sembawang Shopping Centre
Address: 604 Sembawang Road #01-12 Sembawang Shopping Centre S758459
Nearest MRT: Sembawang
Tel: 68538300
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Toni & Guy Hairdressing at Mandarin Gallery

HAIR STYLISTS: Most of Toni & Guy’s hairstylists are friendly and able to give good consultations for the best-suited hairstyles for each individual.

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  • Hair & Scalp Care
  • Hair Coloring
  • Hair Cut & Styling
  • Hair Perming/Rebonding

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  • Wella Profestional
  • L’oreal
  • Redken
  • Ke’rastase
  • Label.m

BRANCHES: Toni & Guy features seven outlets, all located in convenient locations and offering an urban and stylish environment for latching onto beauty.

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  • Office cleaning
  • Carpet cleaning
  • Upholstery cleaning
  • Floor cleaning
  • Disinfection

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7 Reasons Invisalign Is Worth the Investment

Believing in the power of a more confident smile, more people in Singapore are exploring orthodontic treatment options. According to the National Dental Centre Singapore (NDCS), they see an average of around 312 adult orthodontic patients each year, reflecting a steady demand in the Lion City for orthodontic treatment. Whether it’s for aesthetic reasons, improved oral health, or greater confidence, having well-aligned teeth has clearly become a priority for many.

That said, while braces are the most common treatment, they aren’t always the perfect fit. Some people are put off by the visibility of metal brackets and wires, while others find them difficult to maintain alongside their lifestyle. In such cases, Invisalign can be a valuable option. This system of clear, removable aligners gradually straightens teeth without the need for metal braces.

Through a professional Invisalign Singapore treatment, you can achieve a straighter, healthier smile discreetly and comfortably. If you want to improve your teeth, here’s why Invisalign is a smart investment toward achieving that goal:

1) It’s Comfortable and Gentle on Your Mouth

Unlike traditional metal braces, Invisalign aligners are smooth and custom-fitted to your teeth. There are no brackets or wires to poke or irritate your gums and cheeks, which means you’ll experience far less discomfort during treatment. Many patients find that the transition from one aligner to the next is gentle, making the process more manageable than tightening braces.

Because each aligner is designed specifically for your teeth, the pressure applied is gradual and precise. This controlled movement helps reduce soreness and allows your teeth to shift comfortably over time. Overall, Invisalign makes the journey to a straight smile far less physically intrusive.

2) It Improves Bite and Oral Health

Invisalign isn’t just about aesthetics; it can also correct bite issues such as overbite, underbite, crossbite, and gaps between teeth. Properly aligned teeth reduce stress on your jaw and prevent uneven wear, which can help avoid long-term dental problems.

Correcting your bite can also improve daily functions like chewing and speaking. Unlike traditional braces, which may require more invasive adjustments for bite issues, Invisalign allows for precise, gradual realignment that targets your specific oral health needs.

3) They’re Removable and Enable Easier Oral Hygiene

One of the key advantages of Invisalign is that the aligners are removable. You can take them out when eating, brushing, or flossing, which makes maintaining good oral hygiene more straightforward. This reduces the risk of plaque buildup, cavities, and gum inflammation often associated with braces. You also don’t have to worry about food getting trapped in brackets and wires, which makes cleaning simpler and more effective. As a result, Invisalign allows you to keep your teeth and gums healthy with less effort throughout treatment.

4) They’re Nearly Invisible and Lifestyle-Friendly

Invisalign aligners are clear and discreet, making them ideal for anyone who wants to improve their smile without the visible metal brackets of traditional braces. At the same time, Invisalign fits seamlessly into your lifestyle. You can remove the aligners for meals, sports, or musical activities without restrictions, offering flexibility that braces simply cannot match. This combination of subtlety and convenience makes Invisalign an attractive option for many.

5) Invisalign Offers Predictable and Customised Treatment

Invisalign treatment is planned using advanced 3D imaging, which allows your dentist or orthodontist to map out an accurate impression of your teeth. You can even see a virtual preview of your smile before treatment begins, giving you a clear picture of the expected results.

This customised approach ensures that each aligner targets specific teeth and gradually moves them into place. Compared with traditional braces, which may require adjustments along the way, Invisalign offers a highly predictable and tailored experience.

6) Fewer Dental Visits Are Required

Invisalign aligners are designed to move your teeth gradually according to a customised treatment plan. Because of this, you don’t need frequent manual adjustments. This means fewer in-person appointments are required throughout your treatment.

Fewer visits save you time and make it easier to fit treatment into a busy lifestyle. For working adults or students, this convenience is a major benefit, as they can be confident that their orthodontic care won’t interfere with their daily routines.

7) It Supports Long-Term Oral Health

Straighter teeth are easier to clean and maintain, which helps prevent common oral health problems. Opting for Invisalign also supports better long-term dental health by addressing alignment issues that could affect your teeth and gums.

In addition, because the aligners can be removed, you can maintain a consistent oral care routine, reducing the likelihood of plaque buildup and other hygiene issues. This contributes to stronger teeth, healthier gums, and a more confident smile.

Take Charge of Your Smile

A healthy and more aligned smile can have a big impact on both your appearance and overall oral health. Invisalign provides a discreet and comfortable way to straighten your teeth while fitting seamlessly into your lifestyle. As with any treatment, however, be sure to do your research on Invisalign and discuss your options with your dentist or orthodontist to ensure it’s the right choice for you and to address any lingering questions you might have. Taking this first step helps you build a more confident smile and enjoy healthier teeth for years to come.

Comedy Night at NTUC Club Clubhouse @ Havelock 2

Mark your calendars – the laughs are back!

Join us at NTUC Club Clubhouse @ Havelock 2 on September 9, 8pm to 9:30pm, for a night of unfiltered, side-splitting stand-up comedy that will leave you in stitches. We’re bringing together a powerhouse line-up – the sharp, relatable and unapologetically hilarious Jacky Ng; Nebulous Niang who will deliver fearless humour with a delightfully unpredictable twist; and Sunny Zhang, with fresh perspectives and razor-sharp wit that will keep you hooked. Holding it all together is your returning host, Oliver Bear – quick-witted, charming and guaranteed to keep the energy sky-high all night.

Prices go for just $22+ for NTUC members or $30+ for the public; reserve your spot via UPlay today!

*This show is rated 18+ for language and adult humour.

5 Reasons Singapore Is One of Southeast Asia’s Top Shopping Capitals

When travellers think about shopping in Southeast Asia, Bangkok’s Chatuchak Market or Vietnam’s famously affordable bargains often spring to mind. But in recent years, Singapore has stepped confidently into the spotlight as one of the region’s top shopping destinations. It’s a city that blends global sophistication with local charm, which is perfect for anyone who enjoys a bit of retail therapy while exploring a new place.

Whether you’re on the hunt for luxury labels, quirky indie finds, or cultural keepsakes, Singapore delivers it all with convenience and flair. With that in mind, here are five reasons why your next shopping spree should happen right here in the Merlion City.

1) The Sheer Variety Is Unmatched

Start with Orchard Road, often dubbed the “Fifth Avenue of Singapore.” It’s the beating heart of the city’s shopping culture. Bustling but walkable shopping mall Orchard Road destinations are lined with delightful department stores and flagship boutique finds. Put simply, Orchard Road is a one-stop wonderland where you can browse everything from high fashion to everyday essentials.

Beyond Orchard Road, however, Singapore also offers neighbourhood shopping that reveals the city’s more eclectic side. For instance, Haji Lane, with its narrow shophouses and colourful murals, is a haven for indie designers and vintage enthusiasts. Meanwhile, Chinatown invites visitors to browse traditional silk garments and porcelain. Little India, on the other hand, brims with spices, saris, and handmade jewellery.

Even suburban malls and occasional night markets, known locally as pasar malam, provide a glimpse into everyday Singaporean life. You can see where locals pick up everything from trendy clothes to household essentials.

Ultimately, this breadth of choice becomes a lens through which to experience Singapore’s multicultural heritage, where each luxury handbag or a handcrafted trinket tells part of the city’s story.

2) Old Meets New in Surprising Ways

One of the most distinctive aspects of shopping in Singapore is the seamless blending of old and new. In a single afternoon, you might explore a futuristic mall selling the latest gadgets, then stumble upon a quaint Chinatown shop specialising in antique furniture. This constant contrast keeps shopping here engaging and full of surprises.

Furthermore, flea markets and craft fairs reflect this dynamic balance. Local artisans showcase everything from jewellery to art prints in limited runs. These creative spaces cater to travellers who crave items with character, and not mass-produced souvenirs. More importantly, they highlight the way Singapore embraces global commerce while fiercely protecting its local craftsmanship.

3) Shopping Is Stress-Free and Tourist-Friendly

Singapore’s infrastructure makes shopping refreshingly stress-free. For example, aggressive haggling or touting is rare, store hours are generous, and prices are clearly displayed. Tourists can also take advantage of GST refund schemes at participating shops, making big-ticket purchases even more worthwhile.

On top of that, the reliability of what you buy adds another layer of reassurance. Electronics and branded items typically come with international warranties. Singapore’s strict regulations also ensure consistently high standards of quality. For visitors wary of counterfeit goods elsewhere, this peace of mind is a huge draw.

Moreover, navigating between shopping areas is effortless. For one, English is widely spoken. Nearly all shops accept credit cards, and ATMs are everywhere. In addition, the MRT (Mass Rapid Transit) system connects major malls directly. Many shopping centres are also linked by underground walkways, sparing you from both traffic and tropical humidity. All of these mean more time spent exploring shops and less time figuring out logistics.

4) Events Turn Shopping into an Experience

Singapore also excels at turning shopping into an event. The most famous example is the Great Singapore Sale, held annually from late May to early July. During this period, discounts of up to 70 percent transform malls into a bargain hunter’s paradise. Even casual visitors are swept up in the excitement, leaving with bags of fashion finds, electronics, and homeware.

5) Tourist Attractions Blend with Shopping

Perhaps most uniquely, Singapore’s retail culture integrates seamlessly with sightseeing. Instead of separating shopping from tourism, the city often combines the two. You get to enjoy both in one outing.

For example, Marina Bay Sands’ luxury mall is home to some of the world’s most prestigious brands. It also sits beneath the iconic SkyPark, which offers sweeping views of the skyline. You can shop for a new outfit, then step outside to take in one of the city’s most breathtaking vistas. The adjacent ArtScience Museum, with its lotus-inspired design and cutting-edge exhibitions, adds yet another layer of culture to the experience.

Similarly, cultural neighbourhoods double as shopping hubs. In particular, Chinatown, Little India, and Kampong Glam offer textiles, spices, and artisanal souvenirs in settings rich with heritage architecture, temples, and mosques. In these districts, shopping is a way to immerse yourself in the area’s living culture.

There are even cultural events slated to drive up the city’s tourist activity, with shopping being front and centre. Look no further than the Lion City’s plans to launch the inaugural Singapore Retail Festival.

Singapore Deserves Its Place at the Top

All things considered, Singapore’s shopping scene is not only vast but also remarkably accessible. The city’s mix of high-end luxury, quirky indie finds, cultural souvenirs, and seasonal events ensures there is something for every type of traveller. Add to that the ease of transport, transparent pricing, and tourist-friendly policies, and it becomes clear why it has earned its spot among Southeast Asia’s top shopping capitals.

So, whether you’re wandering the grand malls of Orchard Road, sifting through handcrafted treasures at a flea market, or picking up spices in Little India, shopping here is about the experience itself since retail therapy is woven seamlessly into the cultural fabric—making every purchase a memory worth taking home.