I feel like I'm at home here most people can speak Burmese. Great shops and Authentic Food. I also got a haircut and wash for only $10 which in Australia I would have paid at least $25-45 for the same thing so happy will definitely come back over and over when I'm visiting Singapore =]
Place is getting old. However, goods are affordable here and inexpensive.
I had a bad experience in this place. evelator is faulty, place is dirty,parking area is dirty, rude security. Only 2-3 camera shop ok. Otherwise just spend your time and money elsewhere.
This place is usually can call myanmar plaza bcoz there are alot of burmese found mostly on weekends. There are lots of burmese delicious food and we can buy burmese products, food from there.
We can find a lot of myanmar there. If you miss your country(I consider as you are myanmar), you should go there and have some myanmar food.
Come for cheap chocolates, trustworthy camera retailers, and little else.
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Old. Shopping center. Lots of shops catering to the Burmese community
Local people eat rice, Hainan chicken rice $4 slope paper
Toilets are very dirty and very crowded. Environment is not the best.
Ok, you wouldn't say there's a mall looking from outside.
Very Worst toilet are unable to use dirty some toilet cannot even lock the door
Ah, the little Myanmar, head to the base for a taste of their food.
Classic old times shopping center. I was visiting here first time for Feder Sports.
Food outlets serve young bamboo, making the whole plaza smell of that dish. Caters mainly to Burmese migrant workers.
Even know the air is a little different... but it have some exotic food and the best place to find cheap stuff.
Good place to be working at, stunning view, but for eating places is kinda difficult as a Muslim, especially good and cheap food.
A very old mall, useful for nothing more than buying old film and digital cameras. With quite a number of shops specialising in dealing used film and digital camera bodies and lenses, it is the go to place, besides the internet, for vintage lenses, film and film development equipment. Expect to see a premium of about 30% over identical items sold on the internet, but at least you can touch and examine the equipment before purchasing it. Some shops offer warranties even, albeit but for two weeks.
Came here for Cathay Photo store which is on the ground floor. Smell in the general atrium area could be a little bit overwhelming for those not used to Burmese cuisine...
Nice variety of food to choose from at the basement, after visiting the National Gallery.
I come here everyday as I work here. If you're looking for good Burmese or Thai Food, this is the place to be. The basement holds a variety of local and foreign delicacies.
The moment you step foot into this mall, you will smell of the odour of it ... don't need me to talk more of the shopping experienced in that place.
This place when my younger days l come down 3 to 4 times every month
A old shopping centre feature Myanmar products and restaurants
Little shopping mall with hotel (Peninsula Excelsior) and nice small food court with long operating hours.
Place was terrible. Came here to fax some documents to Germany but walk up to the place Was terrible. The place was overcrowded and tremendously smelly. The toilets were worse than terrible. They were a day's nightmare! I really hated this place and would never come back again. Ps please do not reply.
Located behind the peninsula hotel. Mens tailors , new and second hand camera shops, shoes (but limited with larger sizes), and music stores, including LPs. Very old, run down. Only useful to go if you're interested in these types of shops.
Always old is gold. Very good prices for sporting equipment
A community of Myanmar workers sometimes called Little Yangon. Sunday nights are full of Myanmar workers.
Another well maintained and slightly modern business building with office floors
Very old shopping center. Nothing visually appealing. But some of the shops are specialized in certain goods. For example cameras, and have detailed knowledge on the subject matter. As a shopping center, nothing special and needs a renovation.
A pretty aged mall, stalls within are a unique sight compared to those within newer malls which are big, bright and crowded. House a few hair salons, musical instruments stores and others. Located right next to Funan Digital IT mall.
Mingalaba. Used to work here everyday, it brings back a lot of memories. You only get Burmese food here, love it or hate it. I always eat the Mohingarr and will spam the coriander (yums) @ Mother's House (located at B1 beside the Burmese vegetarian restaurant), day in day out when I worked there. I still have fond memories because whenever I am there I don't have to speak a word, the lady would just serve up a spicy bowl of mohingar for me cos she remembers me (bperhaps sick of me ordering the same thing everyday hahahaha). At one point I got sick and tired of Burmese food I just don't feel like eating anymore. But now I miss Burmese Food and its distinct taste. It's been almost 2 years, will be back for Burmese Food soon! Come here for great taste and selection of Burmese food, nonetheless!
Good shopping and food options and It's a nice place to chill around.
Come here because you want to look for shoes, but apparently there is a place to eat Indian cuisine that is really good! And before going home buy Tiger Sugar first. I want to go to this plaza again!
On the floor below this mall there is a food court that is reasonably priced in Singapore
Smell of Burma. Nothing can beat. :) Good Burmese food, friendly Burmese people. Love it!
Yay!
A myanmar hangout. Hence good myanmar food here.
Currently lots of construction going on nearby.
This pack shop at #01-43 ( Grace and Poh Trading ) offers great quality lading purses,
Not sure why you might be visiting this location but it offers rather niche items.
There's a toy store on the fourth floor hidden away in a corridor.
Apart from that, there's little to grab from here unless you like to stock up stuff from Myanmar
This is one of the oldest malls in Singapore. The ground floor has a horrible stench. There are the usual shops and so on including a food court in the basement. Poor signage and downbeat lighting. It does have a number of stores selling Cameras and Photography equipment that are well stocked, but otherwise, there's a definite sense that this mall has seen better days.
Great cheap shopping mall....and hotel...plenty of gift shops
This was one of the first mall in Singapore with car parking lift.
Building lifts are already in poor condition. But doesn t help that the people that work here are also extremely self entitled and wouldn t wait for others to board the lift. Next time if I see this lady who works on the 16 floor again I will post her face picture.
One of the bad arse cheapest place to get nearly anything ranging from pens to cheap rates of money exchanges.
Good shopping plaza, there are many professional camara and their parts available, many other Mayanmar people over there, not so attractive except camara shops
This plaza is famous for Myanmar foods, restaurants and you can buy most odd and end from myanmar.
There are so many music stores at the basement that you can find many kind of instruments. However, it has quite narrow.
One of historical market in Singapore though Peninsula lost her previous glamours but still this is famous to the Burmese people s, locals and tourists. You will find Burmese products in almost every shops. Sometimes I visit there to buy betel leaves for my Uncle. Few good currency exchange there who are really famous and give better rates in town.
little myanmar in sg
strong aroma of myanmar cuisine from various eateries
Old school mall which mainly serves the Myanmar community in Singapore. Check out Inle for delicious Myanmar food.
Great views. Comfortable room. Great service. Access to mrt and walking distance to chinatown.
Very conveniently located near Raffles City MRT Station.
You need to try halal Myanmar stall here called "Little Myanmar". They serve Myanmar delicacies with taste that I think can suit most Asians. The saltiness is just right, and just around $6
Their service is wonderful.
First, you will meet a polyglot server, which can speak Chinese, Malay, India (sorry don't know which part), and maybe more... fluently.
Second, you stay quite long and they give you tea for free.
Nice experience
Very smelly and the fast food places have moved out.
Old style, dull, but has a couple of useful/good stores.
