If you are ever visiting Singapore and wanted to explore the local car scene, head no further than Millenia Walk open space carpark. Many hidden gems here, especially on Fridays and weekends. Might even have the opportunity to catch the rarest units in our small island - well if you’re lucky enough! Aside from that, it’s a very modern and mid to upscale mall in my opinion with plenty of fancy cafes, bistros and bars for an easy afternoon weekend tea or even to act as co-working spaces. There’s also a TFX True Fitness Gym at L2 which is rather popular. Many Japanese joints as well within the mall and along the alfresco area - you will be spoilt for choices for Jap cuisines as what this area is known for.

As a mall it is without peers. Spacious. Uncluttered. Shops and clientele sophisticated. Best place to unwind after a long day. Head for the Water wall outside - Millennia Towers. Paradise! A shame, though, the Kith and other F&B outlets occupying the otherwise spacious walkway reflected the shameless ways mall management is here to make that extra bucks. Not sure how the specialty shops paying high rental feels? But of course, business of a mall is to maximize floorspace and footfalls. The mall has lost its glitter of its early days of the 1990s. Now it is just another mall.

It has few shops I like to go like Harvey Norman and Mediya. Harvey Norman is very huge. 3 stories shop. The upgraded the lift with touchless buttons. Just need to hover the button to get it activated which is cleaner compared to previous one. The parking is a bit expensive. Weekday before 6pm is $3.3 per hour and after 6pm ome time $2.2. I came at the worst hour which is 5pm something. Before I realized it cost me $5.5 already for one hour of parking. The parking redemption ticket only for first 100 and it was finished at the timing. Well that $5.5 was until late night if stay there long but nothing much here. Most of the shops closing at 9pm except some of the eateries.

A small mall next door to the much bigger Suntec City. It's across the street from Suntec City or if one is coming from the Promenade MRT simply take an alternate exit from the one to Suntec. It seems to be dominated by dining and cafe options including lots of Japanese foods and grocery. There is a Tesla show room on the first floor, and a gym on the second floor as well as Harvey Norman furniture store.

Harvey Norman Largest outlet is here. More food shops than shopping. More for those a bit high class people to come. Not like marina square opposite.. Where there are stuffs for kids.... The shops here are more for the working class.

Nice place, I would say, lots of exotic cars and nice foods

Cannot eat in without completed vaccination. Have to tapao and eat outside. Meidi-Ya is nice to shop and have all kind of Japanese food and tidbits as well as home appliances for you to purchase.

Not much food variety, tried heavenly wang’s toast bread, so good and crispy with kaya and butter, also butter with sugar! The coconut waffles was too thick with cream cheese, disappointed!

Located at Raffles Boulevard. Millenia Walk is a retail haven for the discerning shopper who appreciates inspirational lifestyle products and quality craftsmanship; Millenia Walk is a premier shopping centre located at Marina Centre, Singapore. Its combination of high-class fashion, homewares, and accessories makes it the perfect place to spend some time during your stay in Singapore. It houses a wide selection of the best brands and its flagship store, Harvey Norman is a huge Australian retailer that specialises in electrical goods, homewares, and furniture. You will also find many popular brands here, including; Van Laack, Pandora, Fika Swedish cafe & Bistro, The Coffee Bean &Tea Leaf, Aesop, and Deja vu Vintage, just to name a few. Within the mall is a devoted street where you can find all kinds of delicious food, as well as a 280-meter-long microbrewery which is the only one of its kind in Singapore. Nearest train station is Promenade MRT. There are about 54 restaurants on Millenia Walk.

The Millenia Tower and Millenia Walk Retail Mall were built in the mid-1990. Its unique design featuring a series of pyramid domes remains an attraction to the locals and tourists alike. It’s a great place to shop. Among others, there is a Harvey Norman Flagship store there too.

Millenia Walk, Singapore, captivates with its contemporary charm and upscale offerings. The mall's open layout creates a welcoming ambience, inviting shoppers to explore a curated mix of high-end boutiques, diverse dining options, and lifestyle stores. With its focus on experiential shopping, Millenia Walk stands out as a refined destination for those seeking a sophisticated retail experience. The fusion of luxury brands and unique finds in a modern setting makes it a delightful shopping haven in the heart of the city.

Because my church is at Suntec then after church service I meet up some of my Amway business partners to chill. In my Amway team, we aim to work office hours. After Amway’s “office hours” we shouldn’t be too aggressive talking about Amway & Amway & Amway… because I know for most people who don’t understand Amway, they feel such “Amway Talking” is annoying. So our team is keeping up our Amway office hours to work hard during that hours then…. we chill hard ~ means we relax and say something pretty, gorgeous, sexy… ladies talk to make us feel young always ever if we are moms. At Millenia Walk.. there are many handsome executive wearing nice suits, beautiful office lady with owl glass figure they all gathered at this Millenia Walk to chill. Because this place is more high class and the crowd are professional who are mature. It is different from Boat Quay’s pub. Millenia Walk is classy and no loud music yet the vibes is just right for me. I like it. Thumb up! Read up more at my YouTube or Facebook: JoAnne PeaceMind @ Amway Wanna know about Amway? Find me in Facebook ☺️

I love this mall, it's quiet, elegant and high quality. Many key flagship stalls operate here. There is a high furniture shop called commune in level 2 that sells chic furniture, Harvey Noman, Meidi-ya is opening their newest supermarket in level 1, together with a liqour shop that sells unique japanese sake. Many nice cafes and restarants on level 1 and some high end audio shops as well.

One thing about Millena Walk is you can walk through from here reach Marina Square. Its situated in between Marina Square and Suntec City. Its not big compared to both malls but it offers numerous lifestyle and dining options. You can sit back and relax in one of coffee shop here while drinking your hot coffee while for waiting the rush our to pass by.

Visited this great Bavarian restaurant on their opening day, a Saturday to the welcoming surprise of Fruhshoppen. Would have taken up the challenge of a delectable Saturday brunch except that , am alone. Food was great, lovely ambience , gemutliches essen, currywurst smeckt lecker ! A number of diners at 11.15am on the second floor minus the children. The bar was quite full at noontime but only a shadow of its former glory. The beer was heavenly and tasted nostalgically good. Am looking to another visit when full dining returns.

This shopping mall has alot of restaurants and cafes. We usually go there for dinner or lunch from time to time. There is a nice Korean restaurant outlet that we always go. There is a big Harvey Norman outlet there if you are looking for bedding, furniture, electrical or electronic stuff and etc. There is also a Japanese supermarket there. 😊 shopping 🛍

Nice place ♥️♥️I think the most attractive location is the water fall fountain...⛲ 🌊💦

Love this place as my gym TFX is here. Meidi-Ya and the Japanese bread shop in it are awesome for its bread and sashimi.

Not so crowded when we're there for dinner at Saboten on a weekday. The shredded cabbage is very fresh and is free flow so it's good for those who like a lot of veg. Overall all the food we ordered is very good and price is reasonable.

There’s a Tesla showroom here. A model 3 and model Y are parked just outside, looks like it is available for test drive

The entire mall has only one nursing room, which was under renovation during the period of visit. Changing tables are only available in the female restrooms. Millenia Walk can do more to provide more baby-friendly facilities. Otherwise, nice mall with different varieties of shops. Huge Harvey Norman outlet.

I like the cafes in the centre of the walkway. It’s not a mega mall which suits me fine as it’s then cosy. Good mix of shops and the gym is the anchor of MW .. it brings with it a healthy energy n liveliness to the building.

Not exactly a conventional mall, at least within the context of Singapore. Unique layout coupled with regular theme changes - such as the most recent Wood Chair Christmas Tree make every visit an interesting one.

I would be delighted to write a positive review for a spin boutique studio! I recently had the pleasure of visiting this fantastic spin boutique studio, and I have to say that I was blown away by the experience. From the moment I walked through the doors, I was greeted with warmth and enthusiasm by the friendly staff who made me feel right at home. The studio itself was impeccably clean and beautifully designed, with a modern and stylish atmosphere that was both energizing and calming at the same time. The state-of-the-art equipment was top-notch, and I felt completely comfortable and supported throughout my entire workout. But what really sets this spin boutique studio apart from the rest is the quality of the instruction. The instructors are all incredibly knowledgeable, passionate, and motivating, and they go above and beyond to make sure that every class is challenging, fun, and rewarding. Overall, I cannot recommend this spin boutique studio highly enough. Whether you're a seasoned spinner or a newbie looking to get into shape, this studio is the perfect place to challenge yourself, improve your fitness, and have a great time while doing it. So if you're looking for a positive and transformative spin experience, look no further than this amazing studio!

I wanna take this time to appreciate and thank Mr Mohd Fadzly for helping me locate my car - as i’ve forgotten where i parked exactly (the carpark was quite huge and I was following behind a car blindly as it was 4am in the morning 😅). And he was very patient with me, guiding me on what i can recall (which route what colours i saw) & we had a very good friendly chat too! We walked about the humid carpark for a good 20mins and he was in his suit 😭 (i was in sports attire and i was already perspiring). really thank you Mr Mohd Faszly!

Not a mall that I visit often because the shops are not really for daytoday shopping. But they do have alot of food options.

For the age of the building I’d say it is well managed and preserved, toilets are clean and have paper and dryer. Over all nothing to complain.

Relatively small mall located very close to the gigantic mall that is suntec City. It has a great selection of food outlets and shops though especially the Japanese grocery store meidi ya.

Great selection of cafes. A good selection of eateries as well. Suntec is just across the street if you need to get anything else.

Seldom come to Millenia walk as there are not many shops here that suit us, working people. But it is a good and quiet place to spend your love ones over a cup of coffee here. You will love the clean and quiet environment here. Besides there is a big Japanese Supermarket here where you can shop for your daily necessities. Further there is a big Harvey Norman store here to shop for your electrical stuff. I always come here for my electrical stuff which I have had just bought a kettle and hair dryer from them. I even develop some of my photos here as their pricing is quite cheap once you sign up as their member. Happy shopping...

Peaceful, serene and classy shopping mall.

A broad range of goods n services available n on the upper floors an entire street of Japanese gourmet foods. The anchor tenants are Harvey NORMAN n Meidi-ya Japanese supermarket. Also notable is EYES AT WORK..a designer eyewear supplier with the the latest designs

Lot of thanks? Singapore government for giving us such a wonderful treatment??? i very happy, and very nice place in Conrad Centennial sg

Good changes to tenant and nice staff at the entry stations

Love to shop and dine at Millenia Walk. Especially a few nice cafes to spend my great afternoon with lovely friends for coffee and yummy cakes. Definitely looking forward to visit again. ????

Poorly controlled safe distancing on display at a number of outlets. Coffee with a side of covid anyone?

You have an awesome view! Very nice, can always recommend the area. Good for walks be it long or short. Nice ambiente . Make sure to take you time to enjoy the view and nature. Highly recommend the place. I always enjoy myself and feel welcome here. Keep up the good work.

I remember having posted a review. Anyway here again. It's so safe to walk around this area. People driving un and out typically stop far distance and wait for you to cross over. Nearby restaurants are good options to pickup a bite. I used the walkway for 5 days and comfortable. Loved this places for good clicks as well.

A good place to chill

Cool little mall with lots of different shops and right next to the number of big hotels so you got a lot of tourists coming through. The place is well connected to suntec City at the back and to Promenade MRT on the front. easy to get to and although the mall feels a bit dated when you compared to some of the newer malls that have popped up it has a lot of functional great stores, restaurants, and coffee shops.

Nice place with a bunch of atas shops. Very clean and comfortable to walk through and do some window shopping, have meals, or buy bubble tea. Quite a lot of food options.

This review covers Ban Mian noodle stall at Koufu food court. Value for money. Will enter details of our orders. Meantime see our pictures.

Huge empty mall. Least interesting stuff. Visit if u really ran outta places to see.

Very nice modern place with many cuisines of food and even a Harvey norman. There are many shops with an assorted range of items.

Amazing place. Cool and delightful spread of outlets ranging from delicious food, drink with beer of course and giant digital mall such as Harvey Norman. Lots of room to roam about freely without feeling congested. Always a nice place with the hot singapore weather

amazing plaxce to chill and grab a bite. besalon in millenia walk is also an amazing salon to visit

Beautiful place

Internally cleaniness is very good. A lot of people who visits for food and some shopping. Weekend and public holiday dates have a packed number of people heading over for friend dates, family dates, etc. PS. If you want to study, avoid dining timings.

Layout of the shopping malls, touch less button for lifts, good quality shops and restaurants, car park lots are good size. What is there not to like !!

Day 15 of Phase 2 heightened alert. Hope everything is going to get back to normal soon! 🙏🏻

I visit this shopping mall regularly because some of my favourite Food and Beverages shops located in this mall. The environment are great, spacious and less crowded. I would rate 4 star with this comments. However, I never enjoyed their “Spending over $50 with free parking” campaign for months which I suspect it’s just a gimmick with very limited free Carpark redemption card. Comparing to the Suntec City nearby, they are more generous which spends $20 can redeem a $2.8 parking discount, and you can have it even close to 9:30 pm, seems they have no redemption limit. I suggest the Millenia Walk management office to take away the promotion signage at the Carpark entrance gate and stop this promotion, since it will make customers feel the mall is not eager to serve their customers a real free parking.

A clean and posh mall with a slight Japanese theme. Meidi-ya has a huge mart here and Harvey Norman flagship store is here too. There’s a huge range of Japanese restaurants here! There’s also a small Turkish restaurant that serves nice meats! Free parking from time to time; claim from the customer service!

The cafes and hangout spots and mediya Japanese market as well as Harvey Norman's. Oh, and they're getting a Tesla store. This is the coolest Mall in all Singapore.

Very spacious mall with fantastic eateries. Saboten, Pattiserie G, Coffee Academics, Elemens etc. Has so many beverage options too - Starbucks, R&B, Koi, Liho, Boost, Heavenly Wang to name a few. Central atrium always has interesting exhibits, currently it's swings and seating. Basement parking has ample lots, good handicap and stroller access, and is surprisingly cheap, entrance near Marina Square. Lifts are huge and have no touch buttons. Beautiful rainbow ceilings. Toilets are posh and clean. So many ATMs next to Coffee Academics. Place is connected to Suntec and Marina Square via sheltered access. Highly recommend.

Spacious and conveniently located next to the Promenade MRT. As it rains these days, the management could have considered to build a shelter at the driveway/taxi waiting area as the customers will usually be caught in the rain. As it gets congested during peak hours, a yellow box would be more appropriate for cars/taxis exiting the driveway.