Joo Chiat Complex is a popular shopping mall among shoppers looking for Malay traditional costumes, carpets, and jewellery. It retained the building facade, and most of the staircases to the shops are in the 70s-80s - nostalgic setting. If you like to travel back, do take drop by at Geylang Serai. To provide an excellent shopping experience for everyone, Joo Chiat Complex has undergone a series of upgrading, boasting a new façade, toilets, and air-conditioning. If you are looking for a strategic location for your business, do check out Joo Chiat Complex, as it offers office spaces for rent at competitive rates.

Rich heritage and local cultural area in East side of SG. Worth a visit to enjoy these wonderful cafes

I am neutral about this place as I am not the targeted customer. But this is a great place for Malays, businesses are targeted towards them and the place is air conditioned. There is another side that is open air and fairprice is located over at that side. The escalators only go up. To come down there are lifts or stairways

The place to go looking for linen, from tapestry to cushions, from curtains to cloths of all colours, shapes & sizes. Three floors with lots of choices for Malay clothes, jewellery, household & decorative items. Rates are reasonable. Ample parking at the annex building (though without lifts).

Nice place for Local staying around here.

Depends on what you're looking for, this is the place to go to for your Malay-Islamic stuff. Except for some Chinese shopkeepers, the rest of the them and almost all of the patrons are Malay/Muslims. Apart from clothing for special occasions and daily wears, there are carpet, curtain and gold jewellery stores.

A large array of things can be sold here. For Muslims, there is a small praying area at Gedung Warisan so you can continue to shop in peace.

Joo Chiat Complex is a one stop shopping for Malay/Muslim. There 3 floors of shops catering to the Malay/Muslim. Price are reasonable but can be expensive for Boutiques. On the 3rd floor, there is a alteration shop for those who needs to alter of your Malay Baju Kurung. Friendly and afforable. Can do the alteration within the an hour for simple request. My wife favourite shop; Gold shops. Meng Seng, There is a shop; Hj. Yassin on the ground floor who could arranged for the Eid Adha Korban. Ample carpark space; MSCP at Blk 2 above NTUC. Security 24 hours and overall experience 'Awesome' Joo Chiat Complex is for the Malay/Muslim as Chinatown Complex for the Chinese and Little India for the Indians.

Its an old commercial center that has significant importance for chinese, malay, india community people. Over the period of decades it has been a commercial cum trading center for community. Earlier it was called changi center, has been renamed now. Currently it is termes as an old fashioned mall with traditional style revails. Recommended to be market heaven for malay indonesian items to buy. Interesting place and should be a must visit on your list if you want to explore insight singapore and not only catchy with modern singapore.

Building needs repainting looks old and dull looking. Smells damp. Ventilation is poor. Escalators to the higher floors are not working. Otherwise a good place for ready made Muslims outfit. Suggest to bring in HALAL cafes in the building

Old charm shopping mall where one can find fabrics for clothings n curtain upholstery . Carpets , cooking utensils, ready made clothes , gold jewelry, watch repair shop, tailoring , money changer, supermarket, floral shops just to name some services available here. Come check out the place as one can find surprise buys.

Singapore is a very interesting place. I don’t find it to be particularly fun but there are places worth visiting for shopping, eating, and exploring. Joo Chiat street is one of my favorite places to wonder, drink beer, eat street food, and shop for cheese.

Lot of stall plus various kind of food can be found here. Shopping is also good with affordable & reasonable price. Transportation is very convenient.

Never changed that much for the past 30 years. Most of the jewellery and textile shops owners are the same.

Joo chiat is opp to gey market.Vry convenient and accessible.However i don fancy d market cz d flooring is rather wet n dirty.Prefer to marketat ntuc fairprice which is clean n aircon

Geylang Serai wet market and malay food centre are just across the road and JC Complex has NTUC Supermart to complete your marketing with western groceries.

Because next to geylang market.Easy to get what you need

Convenient place to drop by for all your textile needs. From curtains to pillows, wedding dresses to daily wear, anything can be found if you look hard enough.

Cheap shopping places for textile, home needs, skilled tailors, and Muslim brother merchandise

All your housing needs available including apparels for the whole family. With the famous Geylang Serai market linked through the overhead bridge.

Its good can get most of household necessity

Hosts ton of Clothing, carpet, jewelry shops & many more including the fair price.

Place were deserted due to the Covod-19 pandermic

Love This Place So Much, Grown Up With Its.

A place to buy fabric for curtains

No signage to show which entrance that customers allow to enter or exit as side entrances close

My favourite place, can buy meat, Vege. Very authentic Malay food court...can buy famous puttu piring

小时候住过这一带。最近特地绕一圈，感觉好陌生。路人行色匆匆，声音吵雜，少了那一份淡定。

For Muslim from other country can come here to shop without doubt. Got Halal food, reasonable price to shop around and many more.

Shopping special

Less crowded now

Very clem and well control..

Interesting shops where able to find stuffs that not easy to find elsewhere

A good shopping centre with plenty of reasonably priced textiles, NTUC fair price and lots more. Just across the road are shops selling all sorts of good quality kitchen/household products at relatively cheap prices. Excellent food in the area with Geylang Serai hawker centre a stone's throw away.

A variety of stuff like cloth,jewelry, household, Muslim related goods available.

Good makan all over & reasonably price...

Change alot

Very run down

Nice food ? shopping air-conditioning ?

Folowing my parent as want they want shop

Fantastic

Great place with almost everything

(Translated by Google) Lots of halal food here. Muslim clothes are also here a lot. Kuy here (Original) Disini banyak makanan halal. Baju muslim jg bnyk disini. Kuy sini

Good variety of textile

Nice place for Muslim shopping

(Translated by Google) Power melayuuu (Original) Power melayuuu

Already open most of the shop

Busy but sombre

???

Wide choices of halal eateries, snacks outlet, karipap & roti bakery, supermarket, wholesale provision shops,fruits, kitchen utensils, mosque & all sorts of shops around this vicinity.....

Complete

Place is dead during Covid 19

The best place also to shopping ,where the Hari Raya coming

The place to get stuff for daily needs

Cant go now but its a great shopping stop for raya

The place was not crowded. Its clean. Some shops were closed. Prices of cloth materials are still affordable but tailoring charges are highly marked-up.

Toilets closes 1hr b4, arnd 8pm. Why? And this is not the 1st time. Facility management should take a closer look.

Fyi for those going there: Only one entrance and one exit door in the shopping mall due to covid19 safe entry. Even when ure from carpark, need to go down to enter n exit. Mall operation as usual. Affordable stuffs to buy there including carpets, perfumes, dates n specs.

Now most of the shop are open. I'm happy can still go to my favourite shop. Most of the thing is on sale as they tried to attract more shopper to shop.

• Varieties of retail shops. • Affordable and delicious food available. • Great place for Malay themed or related items.

Good place shopping for local things for home need and from head to toes accessories such as clothing, certain, jewelry and etc... 👍👍👍

Calm relaxing place to walk around.

A great place for clothing / tailor and purchase of floor carpets.

Great Nasi Padang and Nasi Ambeng. Lunchtime very, very crowded... Go early or after lunch time...

Still has the vibe. A go-to place for Malay couples to look for wedding items. Lesser crowd today, happened to be a rainy and wet working day.

Staff helpful & courtesy 👍

Best!

GOOD PLACE

Convinnean for Malay people

Very good

Have always been here to look for traditional malay/muslim products and also textile and gold

A place for buying things and a place for wedding events.

(Translated by Google) Good (Original) Baik

Huge ntuc

Neighbourhood's shopping area. They sell mostly malays/ Muslim stuff.

Vibrant Malay Shopping Mall. 👍👍👍

😎😎😎👍👍👍

Quite quiet during weekdays.

Sunday a bit crowded.

(Translated by Google) MIN DS❤ (Original) MIN DS❤

Not so good

Fairly quiet

(Translated by Google) Very good (Original) 很好👌🏻

What can u say a paradise places for the malay community but all races are welcome and u can experience it the malay heritage

Popular amongst the Malay shopping heaven..🐱🐱🐱🐱🐱🐱

Jo chiat Rd and jo chiat compl.my Favorate place..

Food is nice with good service from the staff

(Translated by Google) Byk clothes (Original) Byk pakaian

(Translated by Google) Classes (Original) Ajuwar

Under 1 roof

Old school shopping

Most of the are shop for lady fashion, esp. for Malay community.

Crowded but the food sold there is really good.

Love it

In the heart of Malay Village. Shopping mall where you can find a lot of things in the mall and around it.

(Translated by Google) Hjh Maimunah for authentic Malay food (Original) Hjh Maimunah for authentic Malay food

(Translated by Google) Road ² look for curtains (Original) Jalan² cari langsir

Clean and convenient to get hijab, muslimah wear, dates, and many more. There are two outlets of Toko warisan at the 2nd floor. You can get shawls, tudung, jubah, men jubah, honey, hijab inners, etc. At the basement you can see carpet shops, utensils shops, flower shop, and also bedsheets and pillow cover shops. Happy Shopping 😄🛍️

I always come here to look for Malay clothing and free AC when it’s hot after shopping at Geylang market 😍there is not much seats for you to wait for others to shop.

The go-to place to get Malay traditional outfits for special occasions, hijabs and other everyday essentials at affordable prices. After shopping, fulfill your cravings of popular Malay food just across the street on the 2nd floor of the Geylang Serai market.

Muslim-Malay friendly shopping centre, but there's no musholla? Maybe its best so that muslims shouldor must go to nearby mosques to perform their solat.

The place is a lot more livelier now during Ramadan, the month leading up to Eid. Loads of curtain, carpet, cushion and table runner options. There are a variety of traditional malay outfit boutiques and jewellery shops on the upper floor.

Sadly lost its charisma and character because the Malay Singaporeans did not appreciate its beauty. This place is only excited to visit during the Ramadan Bazaar but still not as excited as the Xmas light up in Orchard Road or Chinese New Year in Chinatown or Deepavali light up in Little India.

Big shopping complex with various products of clothes, accessories, and others. Have various choices for Muslim costume and accessories. Lots of food shop and restaurants nearby.

Rustic and nostalgic place. Some retrofitting and renovation made it looks new and fresh. Lots if shops within for window shopping for family and friends to gather.

Get the Islamic dressings collections . Reasonable price in center of the city .

the most sophisticated airport in Asia ... very good service, I like it. Thank you very much..

I was served by Serene Lee. She is a patience n hv good knowledge on her work employee. She is an excess to

You can shop for curtains, table cloth, kitchen utensils, Haj & Umrah accessories, hijab, traditional Malay clothes, Malay wedding clothes and accessories, halal perfumes, jewellery, etc

Escalators go up with none that goes down. Taxi-stand area is closed for repairs. It is now at the end of the boarded up area.

A small shopping complex that sells home necessities such as curtains and household products. Also Malay costumes and many other things that are related to Muslims things.

Great place. Have everything around that areas. Love the cultural deco and vibes

Now adays it quiet as if Fasting Month then it getting crowded. Sadly Geylang Serai only crowded on weekends or Ramandha .

Iconic heart of Geylang Serai. It housed many famous shops such as Tokoh Warisan, Haji Hashim book shop and jewelleries shops that been there since 1980s. Still must go place especially during ramadhan hari raya shopping.

Nice array of shops selling good quality Malay traditional attire (baju kurung, baju kebaya, baju raya), both ready to wear and custom tailored. Can also find shops selling handicraft and accessories, Malay wedding decorations and religious books. However, the wheelchair toilet on the 2nd floor appeared to be under maintenance, and the staff there told me it’s been “under maintenance” for months. When we wheeled my mum-in-law to the 1st floor wheelchair toilet, the floor was very very wet. We could not use it. See photos.