[2025 Singapore Shopping Mall] Travel Guide for The Centrepoint (Updated Jun)

#familytrips2024 Starbucks just rolled out some cool new stuff! They've got cups, mugs, and tumblers in a sweet ocean blue seas theme. Perfect for sippin' your fave drinks in style! Starbucks at Centrepoint has a really nice vibe, the staff are super friendly and helpful. I love bringing my family there. It's not usually crowded there, which is nice. It's probably one of the quieter spots along Orchard Road. Address: 176 Orchard Rd, #01-41/42 Centrepoint, Singapore 238843

#familytrips2024 Books Ahoy is like the go-to spot for all those young, independent readers out there. But hey, don't worry if you're not in that category, 'cause they've got awesome reads for everyone! And get this, their store is right next to Tiong Bahru Bakery. How cool is that? Plus, they've got these super cute cartoon drawings all over the walls, adding some extra charm to the whole vibe. It's like a book lover's paradise with a side of pastry goodness! Address: 176 Orchard Rd, #01-101, Singapore 238843

#familytrips2024 Step into the world of Fresh Lovely Bouquet Tiong Bahru Bakery, where every purchase comes with a delightful surprise—a free bouquet of your favorite flowers, elegantly wrapped just for you. Whether you're stopping by for a quick pick-me-up or indulging in a leisurely afternoon tea, the experience is elevated by the fragrant blooms and the aroma of freshly brewed cappuccino. It's the perfect blend of sweetness and sophistication. Address; 176 Orchard Rd, #01-01/06 Centerpoint, Singapore 238843

The Centrepoint Mall, located in Orchard Road, Singapore, stands as a prominent shopping destination. Since its inauguration in 1983, it has drawn locals and tourists alike with its diverse retail offerings, including fashion, electronics, and dining options. The mall's iconic facade underwent a modern transformation in recent years. Boasting seven floors of shopping bliss, The Centrepoint is renowned for its array of international and local brands, satisfying every shopper's taste, including Harvey Norman, Decathlon, Tiong Bahru Bakery, Din Tai Fung etc. Its strategic location in the heart of Orchard Road, combined with its rich history and continuous updates, makes The Centrepoint an enduring symbol of Singapore's retail scene, offering a blend of shopping, entertainment, and culinary experiences. Nearest MRT Station to The Centrepoint is Somerset. #tripblazers #singapore #darwintravel

#spamagic Place - Element Wellness Address - #02-28 The Centrepoint
176 Orchard Road, Singapore 238843 Ambience - warm and cozy Pricing - 💰💰 Rating - 💫💫💫💫 They were running a trial for Muscle Blade Therapy complimentary with the body massage. I am interested to try the heat therapy especially amidst the cold weather recently. They use a heated tool to target on my sore muscles and energy channels. The tool is shaped to reach stubborn knots to break up the blockages while the heat softens the skin. I enjoyed the heated treatment as it is not as painful and still achieve its intended effects. Will opt for this upgrade on my next visit. Element Wellness has 3 outlets at Orchard Ion, 313@Somerset and Centrepoint. All easily accessed by MRTs. #spamagic #orchard #massagesg #facial

#favouriteitinerary Our visit to Menbaka Fire Ramen at The Centrepoint in Somerset was a truly electrifying culinary experience, where spectacle and flavor intertwined in the most exhilarating way. As the server brought our bowl of ramen to the table, we could sense something extraordinary was about to happen. With a deft flick of the wrist, they poured piping-hot scallion oil onto the ramen, igniting a brilliant surge of flames that erupted from the bowl and shot toward the ceiling. It was a stunning sight—like watching a live performance where fire was the star. The flames flickered and crackled, sending a burst of smoky heat that enveloped the dish, and we could feel the anticipation building in the air as the fire continued to dance. But this wasn’t just a show for the eyes; the fire played a vital role in enhancing the flavor profile of the ramen. The intense heat from the oil didn't merely create a theatrical display—it infused the broth with a profound smokiness, imparting a deep, almost primal essence to the soup. As the fire licked the bowl, it enveloped the ingredients, heightening the natural umami of the dish and deepening the complexity of the flavors. The broth, a rich and savory blend of soy, chicken bones, and a harmonious mix of katsuobushi (bonito flakes) and sababushi (mackerel flakes), was further elevated by the smoky nuances introduced by the flames, creating an exquisitely layered taste. We savored the 226 Years Shoyu Recipe Fire Ramen, Menbaka’s iconic dish, which was a masterpiece in itself. The noodles, expertly prepared to be firm yet tender, were the perfect vehicle for absorbing the smoky, flavorful broth. The topping of charred green onions, subtly crispy from the fire, lent an additional smoky sweetness that enhanced the overall flavor profile. Each bite felt like an explosion of umami—bold and savory, with a hint of earthiness from the fire. To balance the intensity of the ramen, we paired it with the Matcha Beer, a unique concoction that was as refreshing as it was unexpected. The deep, grassy bitterness of the matcha offered a perfect contrast to the rich, smoky ramen broth, creating a delicate equilibrium between the two. The matcha beer was light, effervescent, and cooling, offering a reprieve from the intensity of the ramen while simultaneously complementing its depth. Dining at Menbaka was not merely about eating—it was an immersive, sensory experience that engaged every part of us. The fire show was a visual marvel, while the flavors of the ramen were layered and intricate, with each element working in harmony to create a dish that was truly unique. From the first burst of flames to the final, satisfying bite of ramen, Menbaka Fire Ramen offered an unparalleled experience that combined spectacle, technique, and flavor into one unforgettable meal. #citydaytours #travel #couplestrip #myitinerary #localfood #thingstodo

#familytrips2024 The Centrepoint is located towards the end of Orchard Road and is now a food haven which is the home to three food and beverage precincts – Gastro+, Food Hall and Food Street. The Centrepoint has over 30 dining options spanning 6 levels including Astons Steak & Salad, Beauty in The Pot, Din Tai Fung, Gyu-Kaku Japanese BBQ, Malaysia Boleh! and Song Fa Bak Kut Teh.

If you adore super CUTE and adorable items, SPARKLE in Singapore is a MUST-visit shop. They offer a wide range of cute products, from cute pens and character toy figurines to water bottles, cutey socks, and more. You'll find plenty of charming keychains as well. . It's also an ideal place to find delightful gifts for your loved ones. With its wide array of charming items, you're sure to discover the perfect gift that will bring a smile to anyone's face. Whether you're looking for a thoughtful present or simply want to treat yourself to something cute and unique, SPARKLE has something for everyone. . 📍𝐒𝐏𝐀𝐑𝐊𝐋𝐄 They've 18 outlet in Singapore . 𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝒐𝒏𝒆 𝑰 𝒗𝒊𝒔𝒊𝒕𝒆𝒅: The Centrepoint, #02-15/16, 176 Orchard Road, Singapore 238843

#2024wish Are you a fan of Garfield? We passed by Garfield x Mr Kiasu Pop-Up Library located at Level 1 of The Centrepoint (#01-33K). This first-ever character-themed pop-up library by the National Library Board (NLB) is currently at The Centrepoint Till March 2024. The pop-up library depicts the friendship between Garfield and Mr Kiasu. The wall mural designed by Mr Johnny Lau, the co-creator of Mr Kiasu, shows that Mr Kiasu invited Garfield to Singapore to try laksa. There are about 120 comic books for browsing onsite. Fans of Garfield will find plenty of photo spots to pose with the character. 📍 The Centrepoint #01-33K Nearest MRT station: Somerset #Singapore #garfield #centrepoint #tripblazers #library #nlb

✔️ Malaysia Boleh! 📍 176 Orchard Road, The Centrepoint Shopping Mall, B1-07-08, Singapore 238843 Many Singaporeans like to travel across the causeway to Malaysia because the food there is awesome! Thankfully, with the opening of Malaysia Boleh food courts, we don’t need to travel so far to get a taste of the authentic Malaysian dishes. These stalls specifically sell dishes that are very much a part of the street food culture in Malaysia, but with higher hygiene standards required by the government. The interior design of the food court really aims to replicate the feel of dining along the roadside, but it is entirely air-conditioned. I ordered mixed rice dishes while my husband had rojak, the portions were huge and everything tasted fantastic! My overall rating of the experience: 5 out of 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #wheretogo #tripmoments #tripblazers

📍Fire Ramen & Izakaya 💰💰💰(~SGD 30/pax) ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Texture was just right and broth is tasty. They had sashimi promo at 4.90/ 4 pieces of salmon sashimi which was super worth it. The fats from the sashimi literally slipped on the chopsticks. Taste was good but price after tax adds up to SGD 30 per pax with side dish and a hot green tea so may be a little pricey for a regular meal. #ramen #foodie #singapore #Japan #dinner

The grocer bar located inside ntuc centrepoint is a fantastic place to chill and have some drinks with collegues and friends. The price is also very good as its the retail price plus a small charge -$5 corkage for the glasses if you drink the wine there. We are also able to order some small bites and snacks to eat together with the wine. great and reasonably priced wine - definitely a great drinking hole