Jurong Point mall has a biggest range of outlets, more than most malls in Singapore. Just about everything you would want including repair of a dropped phone's screen - not cheap, about 50 dollars to be ready in 1-3 days, a one hour service for more money.
Confusingly the mall is right next to the Boon Lay MRT train station, but seems to extend towards Jurong East MRT.
We drove around in a car and got totally confused. They have car paid parking, with free for cars Monday to Thursday 12-2; and bike parking 80 cents per entry. See their website for details to help your budget.
Confusingly the mall is right next to the Boon Lay MRT train station, but seems to extend towards Jurong East MRT.
We drove around in a car and got totally confused. They have car paid parking, with free for cars Monday to Thursday 12-2; and bike parking 80 cents per entry. See their website for details to help your budget.
As so often a Starbucks, offering coffee and croissants and cakes.
You can see a Xmas tree in the photo below.
Not like London - everybody from young girls to old men knows it is normal to walk around a shopping mall wearing shorts in December.
Travel Info
jurongpoint.com.sg
https://www.tripadvisor.com.sg/Attraction_Review-g294265-d6981762-Reviews-or10-Jurong_Point_Shopping_Mall-Singapore.html
singaporeair.com (Singapore Airlines)
visitsingapore.com
Author
Angela Lansbury, travel writer and photographer.
Photo courtesy of Trevor Sharot, photographer. Copyright.
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