There's a 24 hours NTUC, Shaw Cinema, Pet Safari, King & King Wong and lots of restaurants. It's suppose to be a nice shopping mall except for it's design flaw. The architects should be shot dead.
National Geographic Store, Daiso, Giant, Tangs Studio, River Island, Pet Safari and lotsa good food.
The good thing, it's 24hrs and you can find practically everything there, including very stupid people.
The Dragon Brand Bird Nest shop sells pretty yummy and reasonably priced claypot rice. Don't forget to try their Dessert of the day.
Daiso, Spotlight, Aussino, Carrefour, Trumpet Praise, Marks & Spencer. And a Cafe Cartel which has some staffs with serious attitude problem.
If you want to find rare graphic books, 2nd hand books/magazines at dirt cheap price or out of print books, this is the place to go. And they have the largest christian bookstore in town, Tecman.
Uniqlo, River Island, Topshop, Bershka, Thomas Sabo, Sephora and other God-knows-what...
The entire building is constructed in a way so that it waste a lot of space. Just what was the architect thinking?
If not for Daiso and NTUC, it would be a ghost shopping mall. The only nice food in the food court is the braised duck rice.
Best Kinokuniya Bookstore if you want some peace. Tampopo's desserts and pastries are heavenly!
They have better sound system than many other Kbox outlet. Maybe it's new. And their karaoke system is also more hi-tech.
Seriously, I don't know what's in this building cos' to me, it's just a transition. I only recall an italian restaurant which smells like salted fish. And Forever 21.
I go there only because the Saizeriya is less crowded. They said it's an Eco mall, but they didn't make the building out of recycled papers, so...
I only come here because I want to buy cheap and wear-once-throw-away stuffs. But they do have shops which carries quite unique and nice stuffs.
