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Keep it Real. Dare to Dream. Start a bold new chapter with us as we welcome our new concept store located at Bugis Junction #02-16.

Find out more here. Check out the latest collection here.

TIP: Don’t get overwhelmed and buy stuff at the first shop because you may find the same items at lower prices in other shops.

LOCATION: Bugis Street Shops are located in the heart of Bugis, which are just opposite Bugis Junction and close to Bugis+ Shopping Centre, Fu Lu Shou Complex, and Kwan Im Temple.

TRANSPORTATION:

• Buses: Bus 7, 12, 63, 80, 175, 197, 851, 960, 980, and NR7 (Walk 1 min from bus stop B01112)
• Nearest MRT station: Bugis MRT (EW12) (Walk 2 mins from Exit C)

GUIDE TO SHOPPING AT MUSTAFA CENTRE: With the combined shopping space of 400,000 square feet within the 6-storey building, it is not easy to find stuff without knowing their locations. Below is a quick guide for you to find common products.

• Level 1: You can shop for gold, silver, jewellery, watches, mobile phones, cameras, gadgets, handheld accessories, CDs, VCDs, DVDs, medical equipment, medicinal items, perfumes, cosmetics, toiletries, sunglasses, electrical stuff, and many more in the level 1 stores.
• Level 2: This level displays food items like dried foods, grains, spices, herbs, and especially Indian spices and herbs. You can also purchase sweets and chocolate as well as Singapore’s souvenirs, silk, household stuff, kid clothes, baby items, and many more there.
• Level 3: This level offers interior equipment such as kitchenware, cutlery, bed sheets, blankets, curtains and decorating stuff
• Level 4: This is home to furniture, hardware, DIY items, books and stationery.
• Basement 1 & 2: All sorts of fashion from menswear, women’s wear, office wear, and sportswear to shoes, bags and accessories are sold here. Luggage, sports equipment and home appliances are also on offer at these two levels.

NOTES:

• Mustafa Centre applies a fixed price policy so bargain is no use there.
• It is very crowded, especially at weekend so be careful with your belongings.
• If you bring your children there, watch them carefully as they may get lost easily.

TIP: Visit Mustafa Centre in the early morning to avoid crowds

LOCATION: Located at 145 Syed Alwi Road – the heart of Little India, near Serangoon Plaza and City Square Mall

HOW TO GET THERE:

• Buses: 21, 125 and 130 (Walk 4 mins from bus stop B07231)
• Nearest MRT station: Farrer Park MRT (NE8) (Walk 3 mins from Exit G)

GUIDE TO SHOPPING AT LUCKY PLAZA:

• Retail shops: There are about 500 stores located from the Basement to Level 6, providing apparel, accessories, perfumes, beauty products, souvenirs, confectioneries, jewelry, stationery, sports equipment, consumer electronics, books, medicinal products, and decorating stuff.
• Buying electronics products is not recommended: Lucky Plaza is a good place for buying casual clothing, simple accessories, sunglasses, low-end watches, sweet and chocolate, souvenirs, used books, and medicated oil products but it is not recommended to buy stuff like mobile phones, digital cameras, gaming consoles and MP3 players there. You can visit these 7 places to buy consumer electronics.
• Always ask the total price before making a purchase: Some shopkeepers do not tell customers the final price – the price that may include GST or other fees at the first time asked; hence, checking the price and any hidden fees carefully should be done.
• Bargaining: Bargaining is accepted at many stores so you can always try to make it the best deal for any purchases.
• Avoid visiting the mall on weekends if you don’t like the crowd: Lucky Plaza is a familiar place for domestic workers to gather and hang around, especially on Sunday.

TRANSPORTATION:

• Buses: Bus 1N, 2N, 3N, 4N, 5N, 6N, 7, 14, 14E, 16, 65, 106, 111, 123, 175, and 5 (Walk 2 mins from bus stop B09048)
• Nearest MRT station: Orchard MRT (NS22) (Walk 2 mins from Exit D)

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.

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.

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.

GUIDE TO SHOPPING AT CITY PLAZA: With five stories packed with dozens of shops and stalls selling everything from electronics, fashion, accessories, toys, and mobile phones to books, coach tickets, and beauty services, it’s not easy for shoppers to find what they’re looking for if they don’t know where to go. Here is a quick guide to help you navigate your way around the mall and score the best deals that City Plaza has to offer:

• Level 1: The ground floor has a plethora of banks, currency exchange booths, and ATMs to ensure that the shoppers’ wallets are well-stocked cash for a day of splurging and retail therapy. Here you can also find decent boutiques and beauty salons along with a wide variety of electronics and mobile phone shops.
• Level 2: The second floor has a huge variety of wholesale fashion and accessory stores that offer discounts and bulk buying for attractive prices. Here, shoppers can also find the famous Arnold’s Fried Chicken eatery for a delicious lunch.
• Level 3 & 4: The shopping fun continues at level three where you can browse dozens of mid to low-range fashion stores that offer great deals on all sorts of clothing items, bags, shoes, and accessories. Some famous stores such as Refash offering fashion deals starting from $10 can be found on the third floor along with a bulk of similar wholesale shops. Shoppers can also make a pit stop at one of the beauty salons for a relaxing massage or a manicure for as little as $5.
• Level 5: After a long day of shopping and bargaining with store owners, it’s time to recharge your batteries with a great meal. From stalls selling generous portions of tasty handmade noodles (mee hoon kway) for less than $5 to authentic Thai and Malaysian food, City Plaza has an entire floor dedicated to its famous food court where you can find local as well as international cuisines, all under one roof.

NOTES: City Plaza has basement parking, which is open 24/7. The parking cost per hour can vary depending on time and day. For more information, check out City Plaza’s official website https://www.cityplaza.sg/getting-there/

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