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Wong C.L. (29/05/2018 15:57)
Since we had a little India, little Thailand & mini Malaysia...I Would like to consider this place as little Japan. Many Jap restaurants, bakeries & merchandise are available here. Especially, Meidiya supermarket!
Visited during Vesak day and was surprised that it isn't that crowded. Worth a visit as nowadays many places are too crowded.
Claudine Leow (28/05/2018 07:22)
This mall next to Novotel Hotel is popular among the Japanese for their groceries, food & clothes. Liang Court is a place to check it out if you like to shop for products from Japan.
chan weng fei (23/05/2018 01:50)
There is a good supermarket selling a good variety of Japanese products. If you are look for Japanese food or any other goods try this supermarket. But be prepared for surprises as far as prices are concerned
Errol Tan (01/05/2018 13:23)
Japanese oriented Meidi-ya supermarket is the spot to get those hard-to-find Japanese ingredients. You'll spend time just browsing the aisles. The Uniqlo here seems to have quite an extensive range too.
Mirani O (03/04/2018 16:43)
Nice, quiet, Japanese oriented mall. More for restaurants & supermarket...for shopping, you're better off elsewhere.
Morgan Lee (17/02/2018 14:43)
Frequent hangout for the Japanese. Many Japanese restaurants as well as a huge Japanese supermarket that sells fresh poultry and seafood. Great place if you need to get Japanese condiments and fresh sashimi.
Heng Seng Lim (16/02/2018 02:16)
Great place for Japanese food! Numerous Japanese food eateries located in single location. The curry rice at basement is highly recommended.
Josephine Ong (27/01/2018 03:18)
Used to be known as Little Japan in its early days but no more of that feel after revamp. However, it's a better alternative if you want some quietness away from the noise of nearby Clark Quay.
On the second level is an interesting shop which promotes essential oils + soap making. Have enrolled in a basic soap making course with part of the course fees that went to support a charity organisation! That's entrepreneurial!
Very interesting molds that can be used for soap and candles. After the basic course, you can book the facility to do yr own soap making to give away to friends. Suggest you book early if you want to give zodiac soaps or candles to relatives this Chinese New Year! Give a try and discover the talents or even the entrepreneur in you!
Caroline turner booth (27/01/2018 01:40)
Great selection of stores directly under Novatel including supermarket in basement and variety stores including health beauty. Pharmacy also as well as excellent food court. Top level kindergarten preschool facility
Kwek Hansiong (16/11/2017 00:49)
Anything about Japanese foods, you can find them all here. With many great choice of selections for food to supermarket too. The price is also reasonable for the quality that you are getting.
Eugene Cheung (11/11/2017 17:49)
Japan town of Singapore. So it is common to see many Japanese walking around the shopping Malls as most of them would frequent the Mediya supermarket for their Japanese produce. It is also an eye opening experience to look at the range of Japanese beef that is available there.
Jacob Arwin (07/11/2017 16:01)
Many Japanese themed stores and restaurants. Pretty casual place. Not a thriving mall, but somewhere to discover specific Japanese stores or food, or perhaps some rare standalone stores (such as a liquor store with difficult to find selections on level 1)
joshua hwang (15/10/2017 15:07)
More food options after renovation. Supermarket is amazing, is more convenient after the operation of the new downtown line. Affordable eating places available as well. Does lack on shopping though.
Keng-Hock Pwee (30/09/2017 14:29)
The best thing about this mall is its comprehensive Japanese supermarket in the basement, and several good Japanese eateries below. The new food court on the ground floor is good too. Apart from the food, the rest of the mall hardly registers
ken koay (19/09/2017 03:19)
Not really situated in a very accessible location, this place is mostly quiet during off-peak office hours which is alluring to those who prefers a quiet and crowd-free shopping. Plus they have a pretty good japanese outlet which serves mouth-water dishes.
ဇေယျာ တင့်ဝေ (17/09/2017 03:02)
There is a big Japanese supermarket in basement. Kinokumi Ya is located in level three and second largest store in Singapore. Mostly quiet and clean. New downtown line MRT station is next to the building.
Bianca Tham (25/08/2017 01:48)
Quiet enough mall but with good food options. Selection of Japanese fare and grocery store makes this a great place.
Chan Allen (17/08/2017 14:10)
One of my favourite malls around with its large numbers of Japanese eateries with Clark Quay nearby. A great Japanese supermarket at basement.
Megan Irwin (01/08/2017 05:08)
Staff very friendly and helpful, responding straight away to any requests re the room. Couldn't fault any aspect of the hotel. A little dated on the outside but our room was modern and very comfortable. Great location with access to both Clarke and Robertson Quays. Would certainly stay at this hotel again.
Won Soon Lau (04/07/2017 14:10)
This place has been around for at least 35 years if not longer. It gone through the ups and downs of mall but the recent asset enhancements seem to bring back the rich Japanese expats. Which is good as the food options will also get better.
Keith Tong (27/06/2017 07:26)
Fairly priced food around. Meidi-ya in the basement is fantastic for Japanese groceries and snacks. Upper floors are pretty empty other than the Kino bookstore.
Yewsong Chua (26/06/2017 11:03)
Nice environment and restaurants. Recommend to take public transport as car park is not car friendly. Make rest room cleaner for all to enjoy👍
Yousong Cai (26/06/2017 08:24)
Great place for family and gathering. Do not drive unless necessary as parking is not nice (drive a small car and this is a 5 star rating)! Haha😋
See Ghee Tan (07/05/2017 05:18)
One of the most successful Japan mall in Singapore. An anchor Japanese grocery tenant called Meidiya, along with a good selection of Japanese food. I have patronized this mall over two decades.
Making Tinkering (06/05/2017 14:18)
Normal shopping mall with lot of shop, food restaurant and other. Feel like Japan style shopping mall :)
Tokyo drift parking space. Good for drifter very bad for new driver. Careful!!!
For sure a non driver parking designer.
Wulfe Tan (19/04/2017 14:48)
It's a pretty but well establish shopping center mostly dedicated to Japanese food and the Japanese community.
Mel Yeo (19/03/2017 00:50)
Absolutely love this place for the Japanese supermarket at the basement which is most well stocked Japanese supermarket in Singapore. They have an eclectic choice of fresh produce too that's always so fresh.
But you do have to pay premium price for all the above.
Daniel Tregambe (07/03/2017 10:13)
It's a great shopping centre. There is also a great variety of restaurants, for all budgets.
My favourite was one called Saizeriya. as an example at lunch time you can order a plate of pasta, a plate of salad, and soft drink for $7.90 great value
Jian Lin Lee (04/03/2017 14:40)
Liang court is an anomaly in Singapore. A hard-to-reach mall that seems to cater to the Japanese expat community in Singapore. It is a nice place to go to if you are a fan of Japanese food and shopping.
Yuanchen Koh (04/03/2017 13:14)
Great place with many nice food to eat. Especially if you love Japanese food, the chefs there are Japanese as well!
Patrick Teo (04/03/2017 11:37)
My church used to hold its services here. Some food outlets just below the hotel and a shopping centre below making it convenient to meet for fellowship over lunch. Near MRT too.
Ankam Raghuvamshi (02/03/2017 01:18)
1. It's located in happening place
2. Near to the MRT
3. Easy accessable from any where
4. Not good breakfast
5. Not friendly staff
6. Not good service
7. Rooms are not great for the money.
Yasser Mohamed (29/11/2016 17:53)
From barbershop to liquor shop, soba to sushi, this is definitely your go to mall for everything Japanese. Nothing fancy, just really good, honest (open to interpretation) stuff.
If they don't have it in this mail, you might have go to Japan to get it.
Oh, I'm not bothered with any shops level 3 and above. Except the bookshop.
Gabriel Lim (26/10/2016 12:26)
This mall have been around for many years and provide alot of Japanese options. Japanese barber, Japanese DVD shop, Japanese baker, Japanese supermarket and bookshop. Fantastic for folks that love Japanese stuff.
Matthew Hardman (23/10/2016 13:49)
If you want to experience a little bit of Japan's cuisine and shopping, Liang Court is your place. It doesn't replace Japan, but at lease lets you look for some of the things you might have been missing in Japan... if you were from there. The supermarket in the basement is worth a walk around just to look at all the things that they have on offer. They even have the really expensive Wagyu Beef here too, amazing the price of the stuff.
Zoe Chen (01/10/2016 19:40)
The place to go for all things Japanese! Best bits are Meidiya Supermarket and Tamoya Udon.
ipan pan (09/09/2016 08:16)
Place to go for authentic japanese food as well as variety of japanese supermarket products (from Meidi-ya). Walking distance from clarke quay too, which is nice for evening walk. One thing to note is the small driveway to the parking (bigger vehicles have to be careful)
terence ng (31/07/2016 06:12)
Not as crowded as those malls at Orchard but still have many Japanese eateries if u want some authentic Jap food. Kinokunya and Meidi-Ya is another big draws for those into Jap food and books.
Wind Lai (18/06/2016 06:54)
Shopping mall, lots of varieties, electronic store, jap food, karaoke, retail shop, book shop, super market. Located at central area, many night life activities nearby. Hotel and restaurant above level 6
San Lee (25/05/2016 11:32)
Awesome selection of Japanese food. Head to Meidi Ya Japanese supermart for cheap quality sushi and sashimi!
Mey San (18/05/2016 09:42)
A building that full of restaurants, coffee shop beside Novotel Hotel. Quite good for simple breakfast in the morning, and lunch or heavy dinner, range of restaurant grade is from the simple fast food ones to international grade ones. You could find out a lot of things to eat from local to international foods in a simple and quite old building.
Shawn Lim (30/03/2016 01:29)
A great place for Japanese food. Wide selection, including Ramen & Udon specialty outlets. The other draws are Meidiya Japanese Supermarket, Kinokuniya bookshop and Uniqlo.
Ryan Choo (11/03/2016 08:23)
Meidi-Ya! Yes, there is none other than this well-stocked Japanese supermarket! Bought all things necessary to make Japanese cuisine at home from here. Such therapeutic experience! Oh, and when I'm lazy to make Japanese food, I'll drop in Tampopo... feels like I'm back in Japan!