Saifu Angto
Great mall - fairly compact but has all the right stores - Watson/Guardian, Daiso, Challenger, BHG, shoes stores (Nike, New Balance, Sketcher, etc), electronic stores (ASUS, gaming, etc). The basement and second floors has many food options from food court stalls to restaurants (Crystal Jade, Monster Curry, etc), plus cake shops (Four Leaves, Bengawan Solo, Paris Baquette, Bread Talk, etc). The Cold Storage grocery store is a good size.
Kenny Lim
Malaysia Boleh hawker food opened at Bugis Junction 3 storeys shop houses. #03-30.
Take Exit C and walk through the open space at Bugis Junction Shopping Mall.
Many choices of Malaysian food for you to enjoy. Avoid the lunch crowds. Be there at 11am🤭🤭🤭
I must say the coffee set at $4.50 is much much better in quality than YaKun or Toast Box. However it is very disappointing that the Fried Kueh Tiao is fixed choice. Take it or leave it!
I chose to leave it!!! I don’t think I will be back as I hate crowded places. I preferred the Bencoolen station SMU Koufu and take a walk at Fort Canning instead of fighting for a seat👏👏👏
Ashfaaq Mahroof
Wonderful mall with lots of stores including, Daiso, watsons, Challenger, Nike, Sketchers etc
Xiao Mii
One of the busiest place in Singapore that you can find anything you need from shopping to food treats in minimum considerate price depends on your budget . Places around are build with odd shaped infrastructure that your sight seeing be satisfied . Enjoy !
Vicq
Bugis Junction is a popular shopping mall with several stores and eateries/ restaurants. It helps having an MRT station connected to it at the basement serving the east west and downtown line and several public buses passing by so very accessible by public transportation. It is also close to the national library and art museum so visitors will most probably drop by. It is also connected to Bugis + mall and opposite the Bugis shopping street. Supermarket grocery chain Cold storage is at the basement. Many hotels such as the Intercontinental hotel and Andaz are very close by. It has almost everything you can get.
Soo Hin Yeoh
In 1995, Bugis Junction opened on the former “Bugis Street” by incorporating the old shophouses of Malabar Street, Malay Street and Hylam Street. They were rebuilt and weatherproofed, and the streets covered with transparent glass domes to make them part of a shopping mall.
Now managed by CapitaLand, this is a good mall that you will find everything you need under one roof sitting at the intersection of 2 MRT lines. You have Starbucks, McD, Godiva, SingTel, Cold Storage and even InterContinental Hotel as part of the mix use development
Nigel Tristan
Very decent shopping centre with a good mix of shops..pretty old compared to the other newer kids that have sprung up over the years,but gives a good run-for-their-money in terms of shopping experience and tenant-mix. Also pretty unbeatable location. Only gripe is it kinda gets crowded on weekends and during dinner time but guess thats to be expected for any shopping arcade worth its salt I suppose.
Daniel Sin
Great place to find many small shop selling clothing and sports gear and shoes. There is BHG and plenty of restaurant in the building.
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