Visited after Chinese New Year day on the weekday. It wasn't really pack during it. Waited till a bit dark to see the tiger decoration in the front of the mall. They have a quite number of decorations for Chinese New Year. The tiger decoration is big and exotic. This attracts visitor to come and look at it.

Hi, Chinese New year 2021 Singapore is here again. Decoration is started Jan 19 to Feb 2021. Shop full of decoration, people full of shopping bags. Love every where.

Overcrowded with very small sidewalks, a lot of good shops. Very reasonable prices, for gifts and souvenirs. It's not as big as I thought. You can walk all of Chinatown in Singapore in about 1hr or less

A change from the Sustainable Mascot. White Rabbit Brand Mascot is a good link to many of the Era. Would love it more if Chinatown Point could take a lead to Liven up the Area more during the Festives and Infusing more Elements to Preserve Cultures as well!

Chinatown is basically a huge market which has a lot of restaurants, plant shops, linen shops, and souvenir stores. It is a huge market so you will take time to see the whole market. You even get Chinese traditional things here. The only reason that I am rating this 4 star is because there are only Chinese and Korean restaurants.

Made an appointment to service the hearing aid device. Instead of extending the service as an agent, this rude lady stopped us and almost turned us away. She claimed she has been working there for 40 years and no one complain about her before. Huge surprise indeed!!!! Well! Then I am the first one to complain about your rubbish service!!!!!!! I asked to speak to her boss and she said her boss is not free. Very interesting!!!! If your company is not up to par to provide a reasonable standard of service, please avoid doing so.

First opened in 1990 as part of CDL’s portfolio, Chinatown Point underwent a major refurbishment in 2011-12 after it was acquired by Perennial for $250M in 2010. Catering to the mid-tier market, it is an average mall with the usual casual dining outlets and cafes. On its top floor, there is a 1,000SQM library managed by National Library Board staffed by volunteers.

🧧🧧🎋 Visited my good friend who been serving our family since they were young. She reprsented Samsung and now with Singtel. Her services is still one of the best for me. Very patience and very pro active. Keep up the good work Ms Sharon 👏👍🙂. CHRIS shopping when overcome renovation before, look better but not much to office 5hen the usual stuffs. The decoration this year well done. !👍👏🎋🧧

Kong Hei Fatt Choi ! Gong Xi Fa Cai! Xing Nian Kuai Le! Happy Chinese New Year! Can you feel the lunar spring is here? All the hustle and bustle, cookies, red decor, calligraphy, and exhibition. What are you waiting for! Let’s visit Chinatown. Don’t forget to put on your mask, social distancing and sanitiser. Love and festive mood is the air Stay safe and stay healthy ! May 🐅 year brings joy, happiness and lots of abundance of wealth Huat ar!

Chinatown Point is a hidden gem! 🏮 The vibrant atmosphere and diverse shops make it a must-visit. From cultural finds to delicious eats, there's something for everyone. A delightful spot in the heart of Chinatown. #ChinatownPoint #HiddenGem

Lovely place, very beautiful with a lot of culture, gives you an authentic feeling of China town and the true definition of culture, had some really good coffee at one of the restaurants, it’s a little bit crowded but worth it. It’s one of the places than need to be in your list when visiting Singapore.

Never disappoints. Always plenty to see and eat. Many Family run eateries, restaurants to eat at or just to call in for a coffee or snack.

The most popular shopping mall in China town. Chinese new year days more n more crowded. Linked to Purple and Blue MRT Lines.

I was nearby at Park Royal Pickering for staycaytion so managed to snap some decent photos of it and found out they actually made the roof a shape of a chinese hand-held fan!!!

It's probably the swankiest mall here simply because the next two nearby malls were too old. Pre-covid this is like the China tourist magnet. And sitting on top of the MRT link, it probably saw the heaviest traffic and footfall coming and going through. There's even a Library on its top level, not much of shopping retailers to think about but large travel agents, loads of food tenants and some supplements stores and an NTUC. The main reason I always walk by is because of the underground passage to cross over from People's Park to eat at Hong Lim. This mall's rent is probably so inhibitive that if Bijin Nabe, Din Tai Feng can't make it here, not many can. Thus every six months you see many changeovers, especially with the food tenants, that easily make up 30% of the mall and more. One more good reason to come here is they have NTUC, Watson's and Guardian all under one roof, hence the best place to come buy your toiletries and compare prices. Other than that is to park comfortably and eat at Hong Lim's or People's Park as they have horrendous parking.

Mostly crowded but fun place to visit and do street shopping. We went in the late evening and could click some nice pictures. The street is always kind of decorated with some theme or the other. This one’s for the Chinese New Year 2022.

It was Rather nice to take a morning stroll around Chinatown and to once again familiarise myself with the many pieces of wall art which draw many tourists to the area to interact with the characters. It’s an area which I’ll certainly re-visit once the Chinese New Year decorations have been installed.

It's a great place to roam around in Chinatown and I found one of the best places for gift shopping. You will be able to find a few things that you can gift anyone at a reasonable cost. Also, make sure you go to the local market or check the prices online for fewer items. This will help you to save some bucks.

Having lunch with my buddy at Tam Cai Chinatown Point. We order their mian sian with different types of pork and pig innards. It was yummy and would recommend tis place to my other friends. They have different type of broth to go with your food selections. Nice environment too👌🥳😋👏

Many shop inside China point . Especially food and beverage . Many other bubble tea inside the mall as well, koi , cha ge, etc . If you are looking for food here are good place

The place is beautiful and the variety of shops and massage shops is very wonderful and suitable for buying souvenirs from them

Many local food and stuff selling here, weekend many shops will be crowded. Can try the nice kopi O and Teh si here prices is cheaper than other coffee shop and the taste is pretty good

My previous visits to China Town were exciting... lots of street food you could enjoy right in the middle of gangway... you could smell various delicious cuisines along the way...combining with the yelling of street food chef attracting your appetite. Now everything is gone. What you will find are organised restaurants... nothing unique and special.... too bad. Would probably never come back here again.

Lively streets and alleys filled with knick knacks, souvenir items and everything in between. Great place for souvenir hunting and to take great street photos. If you’re trying to decide where to set up your base for your SG trip, this can be it as I saw multiple hostels, and other accommodations. There’s also an MRT station right smack in the middle.

I recently Explored the Chinatown in Singapore.Chinese Lunar New year around the every corner of the China Town. Actually, It is a cultural, religious, and blend of traditional and modernity city. It is full of Nice Chinese decorations,Chinese interior building designs, temples,foods, beverages and plenty of shopping malls. Special thing is you got a feeling about you were mistakenly visited in China.🧧🎏🎎🧨🏯🛕🎆🎇🪅🍊🐉🐲🍍🥟🥮🫖☕🥢🎉

Chinese New Year around the corner of you are going over take public transport is better park at near by station and take a mrt over will be better enjoy the festive

"A Captivating Blend of Culture and Charm in Singapore Chinatown"I recently explored Singapore Chinatown, and it left me thoroughly impressed! The vibrant atmosphere of this neighborhood is truly captivating. The wall paintings add an artistic touch, creating a picturesque backdrop for unforgettable photographs.What stood out for me was the opportunity to find affordable yet memorable souvenirs. The variety of items available made it easy to pick up unique keepsakes, ensuring I have tangible memories of my visit.Additionally, Singapore Chinatown's religious sites contribute to the rich cultural tapestry. The spiritual ambiance adds depth to the overall experience. Whether you're a tourist or a local, this place offers a wonderful blend of tradition and modernity.In summary, Singapore Chinatown is a must-visit for anyone seeking a delightful immersion into culture, art, and affordable treasures. Highly recommended!

Staff friendly

Great visit. Please check out the temple.. very interesting (and there is a free water fountain, inside on the right, just before entering main temple area), nice shops

The locals are very friendly. When we went shopping, bartering was fun, as was eating at "street vendors," where you could buy surprisingly cheap, delicious local food. Chinatown, properly explored, well worth a visit.

I am so glad I came here at night. It is very happening, it is still peaceful for a night walk but at the same time not too disturbing by the nightlife which is perfect! In front of the red pagoda there are a lot of stalls selling late dinner at a very reasonable price.

My favorite shop ,for kids McDonald’s just beside it.overall ,love that place. Beware : Nightmare for few minutes on around mid afternoon, when you enjoying shopping or having fun ,out of blue suddenly very very loud ventilator noise will be heard in middle of shopping mall area without giving notice ,that is my disappointed moment.pls stay calm and not be panic.

Many food places

Well maintained Chinese part of Singapore. Area has been developed for easy access for tourists on foot. Worth exploring at your pace, sights and smells are unique. Night time also has its charm due to lighting.

A technically interesting building, the green walls are interesting and beautiful at the same time. There is only greenery around. The building is conveniently located in the space.

I loved it! Lots of variety and reasonable prices. I had a massage and a manicure. I loved both, and the price was FABULOUS!

Very nice point to explore various Chinese shops and places to eat. Overall as a first time i enjoyed my walkthrough at this location. Great options to shop as well.

This place is like heaven for tourists because you will get everything like food sim cloths good hostels temple Buddha temple and many more ..I love this place a lot

Good place for cheap chocolate key chains Singapore memorial things like magnetic stickers. Merlion statue

there are many places to eat here and places to buy cheap souvenirs. but i don't eat because i'm muslim and i'm confused whether it's halal or not. but for Chinese and foreigners (from Europe or USA) who visit here really enjoy eating here. looks delicious, I want to try it😭😭😭 I only stopped briefly at the souvenir shop and then I went to the bus stop to go to the Merlion, but this place is very pleasing to the eye with its ornamentation.

Safe entry food

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(Translated by Google) Good environment, good service! (Original) 环境好，服务好！

It is a small place but with many places to buy and eat and good prices

Like any other chinatown except this one being Singapore have the added feeling of being in a safe place plus it is clean though old already (I meant the place) but there is a better mall across the street which also a subway station. I’d figured out this would be a better place for the locals in getting their needs at a cheaper price but this is also a nice place to tour around just have the feel of the place.

Been going here for years, I like everything about Chinatown Point ?? Chinatown Point has a great mix of almost everything: Lots of very nice (but not expensive) restaurants, Stores that sell almost anything, including one of my favorites, Daiso. Also NTUC Fair Price for groceries. Clothing stores, travel agencies, books, +++, I love it all here Great mall management here, keeps clean & fresh with good mix of stores Entrance direct from Chinatown MRT. Bridge & underoasses to other buildings Also clean, reasonable price parking on higher floors.

On the 2nd floor of Chinatown Point, there is a Korean BBQ restaurant where you can eat good BBQ at a reasonable price.

Easy to access , near MRT station

Common nice place for food and shopping

Lots of nice eateries and a big supermarket NTUC.Downside is shops are hard to find giving the odd layout of the mall

Beautiful place and can shopping gift here with good price n i love to walk this area

Good mix, lot of variety for eatery, retail & travel agency. Convenience and great location. ??

Lots of good food n things to buy

In here mostly they are selling food (Non Halal). Clothing is also available from inside the building. There is also a wide selection of medicinal herb from the street shop. They also provide a tester there. There is also some store that sells tea and you can also drink inside with your friends. The seller here mostly can speak english so you don't have to worry about communication. There is also store that sells souvenir, keychain, phone case or some chinesee small statue. For myself, A singapore es Potong and Ointment from one of the shop is the thing i am looking to continue my long vacation.

Chinatown is a place to see and experience Chinese art, culture etc. Although modernization has altered everybody's life style still we can see traditional businesses here. We get souvenirs and gift items here. Chinese type dresses and required materials for their rituals is commin here. For those who love Chinese cuisine it is available in many places here.

I love the place and the friendliness of the shopkeepers and restaurants. The ambience and the Asian touch lived to my hype. I came late though and some shops were already closed but overall, my experience was amazing. I also liked the halal food shop and the mosque near the entrance of Chinatown. It's a beautiful and diverse environment.

In this time of Covid19 restrictions, need to give ample time for checkins etc. People also need to be courteous, patient... see who came first and let them go first...

Nursing room not very clean enough. Hope to improve it better.

Nestled in the heart of Singapore's vibrant Chinatown district, Chinatown Point is a captivating fusion of tradition and modernity. As I stepped into this bustling mall, I was immediately struck by its unique charm, offering a memorable shopping and dining experience. Chinatown Point is a captivating destination that offers a delightful blend of shopping, dining, culture, and history. Whether you're a local resident or a tourist, this mall is a must-visit. It's a place where the old-world charm of Chinatown seamlessly meets the contemporary vibrancy of Singapore. A visit here is an experience that lingers in your memory long after you've left.

Chinatown in Singapore is a vibrant and culturally rich neighborhood located in the central part of the city. It is known for its historical significance, bustling markets, traditional architecture, and diverse culinary scene.

Lots of food places to tuck in. There are also interesting shops to visit too. I patronise Songfish regularly for my frozen seafood supplies, there's a NTUC supermarket there too.

Shopping mall with direct access to Chinatown MRT (northeast line and downtown line). Lots of eateries and restaurants to satisfy that growling tummy! Check out Ah Lock & Co at B1 for some yummy local Hakka bowls.

Very good place for eating and studying

A medium sized mall. Guardian, Watson's, NTUC, Daiso and restaurants, takeaway kiosk. Not much fashion and electronics store

Shopping

Medical hall and Korean item

Easy to find something

Better to shopping

Very quiet.

A lot of old people meeting for coffee.

Very convenient location, varied cuisines avail, food haven.

Good place.

Heritage rich - the Chinese way since it is China Town? But interestingly, u can find other religion temple in the area..

As I mentioned on my previous post, not much of Halal food. The key points at Chinatown Point is that they have Daiso, small store of Decathlon, variety of food which is non halal, Uniqlo, NTUC FAIR PRICE and a little bit more. That's it.

Nice

(Translated by Google) This is a hawker center. There are a lot of Chinese snacks. They are very special. There are many different things to eat. Many tourists come here to eat. (Original) 这里是一个小贩中心 有很多中国的小吃 都很特别 有很多吃 的东西都不一样 还有很多游客都来这边吃

Not a convenient place to shop. Poor arrangement of barriers. But even b4 the virus the plc was badly managed. Stuffy with no ventilation

Good mall to spend some time with friends and family. Almost have all the famous and important stores for the daily needs in Singapore. Make a visit n you won't regret. Have a nice time there with your loved ones...!?

Parking is expensive. Currently it is an economic downturn. If they continue like that, a lot of shops will close down.

Try Lou You quite good food . Mainly malaysian style

Great

This is a place where the east meets the west. Good selection of F & B tenants

Most of the food stalls and restaurants are still open. Crowd control is pretty good and was able to maintain social distancing for most parts

?nice good food

Very convenient location with good choice of restaurant and shops. There is a public library on the 4th level, worth a visit too.

An old shopping that has revamped itself into a modern place. Place is bright and lively with many good eateries.

Always an oasis for me. Passed by the place and there was this exhibition by a few artists going on. Took some pictures. Left my footprints.

Everything is amazing. They are catering to the needs of people who live near by & who maybe visiting Chinatown. Good eateries & lots of options...

Besides wide variety of eateries, shops are boring. Stuffs selling not worth the time to spend

Very nice chicken cutlet noodle. The chicken cutlet is freshly prepared, aromatic, and when it goes with curry rice or curry noodle, it is heavy. And we can also get a bowl of wanton soup for only $1.50. It is a good deal.

Interesting mix of the old and new ! Been renovated so has some modern appeal but they've kept the circular walkway around the atrium albeit partly with escalator. For a local, it can still evoke some nostalgia but for the newer set and tourists (pandemic restrictions aside) it can be a quaint crossroads of sorts. The tau sar piah shop just as one enters the main doorway has bright lighting that is modernist but their offerings are still good old fashioned yummy - best eaten within the day of purchase to ensure fresh crispness of the base !

(Translated by Google) There are a lot of things to eat here, although it’s not very big, you can also stroll around (Original) 这里有很多东西吃虽然不是很大间也是可以逛逛的

It's got everything from food to watches. Fairly populated by the breakfast crowd at the various restaurants.

Great variety of food choices. Easily accessible by MRT. Well balance mall with many good deals.

Ok

Huang Ah Ma Tcm massage Shiok!!! Released all the tiredness and pain

Considered newer shopping mall in Chinatown as compared to People's Park Complex and linked to Hong Lim Food Centre. There is NTUC and Uniqlo outlet on the basement. Many Chinese eateries cater for tourist but now is quite quiet due to Covid-19 travel restrictions.

I loved my time in that mall, super pleasing as the mall design on the inside is really a vibe. There are lots of nice food and shops to take a look at. Would definitely recommend this place.

Basement houses 2 surprises - 1 free sample machine & 1 auto exchange machine for Trace Together Tokens (scan & change) - Im janng222 on 28/8

The place is much more quiet after enforcing new rules due covid. Now it's lesser crowd, more walking space and less waiting for seats if u r dinning there. It's convenient due to strategic location, underground walkway from MRT exit E may bring u to destination. Many eateries around the area but with specific operation hours.