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 Ngee Ann City by kyoub The Kinokuniya bookstore is the largest bookstore in Asia. It is a book lovers dream come true. I have never seen so many travel books in one store and maps of everywhere. We spend hours here browsing. We leave with our luggage allowance. Leave a Comment Theme: BooksAddress: Ngee Ann City, Orchard Road
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 Ngee Ann City by FelixB For me this my absolute favorite for shopping in Singapore. There is the big Japanese department store Takashimaya, the vast bookstore Kinokuniya with books in Japanese, Chinese, English, German and French, as well as major designer boutiques. In the basement you'll find coffee shops and discounters and the more you move upstairs the more expensive it gets. On ground floor are shops like Louis Vuitton, Ralph Lauren or Tommy Hilfiger. Funny is that you have to queue in front of Louis Vuitton because there is only a certain number of people allowed to be inside. Get a taxi and tell the driver "Takashimaya"(or Ngee Ann City, if you prefer that) and in no time you'll be there. We did that several times a day. You can certainly spend a whole day of shopping there as there are so many different shops and restaurants inside. The Sushi Tei restaurant next to the taxi pick-up was quite good.
Mostly designer clothes
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This shop was amazing...bought back many memories... it had old nostalgic stuff that was just amazing to look at.Then to top it off it had a little water garden out the back....you should go inside and have a look if you are ever in the area.
in this shop .expect to find only old things. but so nice to look at ..example.old coke cans... adn other kinds of things
spend as much as you want :) Leave a Comment Theme: AntiquesAddress: Arab ST/ Bussorah STPhone: (65) 6299 4530
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Huge array of shops offering textiles like silk, cotton, chiffon etc. Many local fashion designers come here to get their fabric. Prices are not displayed so you may need to bargain a little. If you need to get directions here, just mention Arab Street. The rest of the streets around are lesser well known but they go according to Middle Eastern theme. There is even a road call Baghdad Street! Most of the shop owners here are Middle Eastern/Pakistani/North Indian origin. There are also a number of nice restaurants and cafes where you can chill and smoke a shisha (middle eastern flavoured tobacco pipe). Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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 QueenswayShoppingCentre by xuessium Go where the locals go for cheap and good sporting goods, ranging from soccer boots, tennis rackets, socks, skates etc etc - you name it, it's probably there. You have to bargain here of course and if you do not mind some of the designs being a little outdated, you may end up with good bargains. No fakes here, but you may also get some local and thus unestablished brands. Besides sporting goods, these days, more and more boutiques selling funky fashion (imported from Bangkok and Hong Kong) are setting up home here, tapping into the young pool of buyersso you may just grab that latest piece of funky wear along with that pair of great soccer boots.
Bargain. Prices may be as low as 50% off. Leave a Comment Theme: Sporting GoodsDirections: Take to Redhill MRT and change to bus 33, stopping one stop after the (you can't miss it) Blue IKEA Building. Also, take to Queenstown MRT and then take bus 195, stopping also, one stop after the IKEA Building.
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 FunanITMall&SimLimSquare by xuessium These are the places to be if you are hunting for IT stuff. Whole malls of them. I am not much of an IT person but I am pretty sure you can get virtually what you want from this 2 places. Some shops you may bargain, more so at Sim Lim Square.
IT stuff and gadgets as well as camera and telecommunication equipment. Leave a Comment Theme: Computers and ElectronicsDirections: Sim Lim Square: Corner of Bencoolen Street and Rochor Canal Road. Nearest MRTs: Bugis and Little India, with a 10-15 minutes walk both ways Funan IT Mall: Nearest MRT: City Hall. Opposite Peninsula Plaza and Adelphi Mall.Website: http://www.funan.com.sg/flash/index.html
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 GoldenMileHawkerCentre by xuessium It's actually the 2nd storey of the Hawker Centre, since the 1st storey and the basement are home to hawker stalls. Grab a meal and then proceed upwards. Here, lies a labyrinth of stores selling camping gears and stuff. Many stores also sell army goods and more others selling funky clothings and accessories. Recommend: "Chop Chip Huat", store 505, if you are looking for camping backpacks and equipment.
Camping accessories, army accessories, funky clothes etc. (Most of the funky stuff comes from Bangkok and Hong Kong) For folks who love "Joe Boxer" boxers, they are available here too.
Bargain. Most of the items have no fixed prices. You must bargain to secure a deal. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: GOLDEN MILE HAWKER CENTREDirections: Across Golden Mile Complex, along Beach Road. (Nearest MRT: Lavender)
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Lovely shop full of many gorgeous confectionaries. Tong Heng has been around since 1920. They are very friendly and will help you with your selections. They specialize in traditional Chinese pastries.
I tried an assortment of cookies/biscuits. Very tasty and filling.
Very inexpensive. Theme: Food and DrinkAddress: 285 South Bridge RoadPhone: 6223 3849Directions: Chinatown, Singapore
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 Bargains by kyoub On the other end of the jewelery scale is the ABC Bargain Center in Little India. Here you can find most anything from rings, braclets, nose studs to beads at bargain prices.
You may have to haggle for the correct price. Leave a Comment Theme: JewelryAddress: Little India
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 Mall by kyoub Suntec City Mall is Singapore's largest shopping and entertainment complex. It is a futuristic looking complex . There are many upscale shops but also many not so high up the scale. Someting for everyone. There always seems be be some activities going on there. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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