City Square Mall is undergoing a S$50 million makeover.
The mall will continue to operate as it is being refurbished, and works are set to be completed in the first half of 2025.
What's new
The renovation will add about 26,000 square feet of bonus gross floor area to rejuvenate the 11-storey mall. The bonus floor area will be used to create more variety in the shopping experience.
Whether you love to shop popular retail brands for new outfits, or if you’re looking for a place to dine at, you can still do so at shops like Adidas Outlet, Uniqlo, Astons Specialities, Dian Xiao Er, and many more that remain open.
As part of the rejuvenation efforts, parents can also expect to see several shops providing a range of fun and educational activities to keep the little ones engaged while they shop in peace.
A food haven will be created on Level 4, while a new food court at Basement 3 recently opened.
The rejuvenation effort also aims to provide an elevated experience by modernising the mall’s interior and through the addition of community-based initiatives and sustainable features.
Mall highlights
More food options
With completion of Phase 1 of the renovations, the mall has added new food stalls in Basement 1 and 2, featuring exciting eats from more than 10 returning and brand-new food options.
Shoppers can now feast to their hearts’ delight with a variety of choices.
Basement 1 features highly raved F&B brands that have made a comeback:
- Crave
- EAT.
- Nam Kee Pau
- Ya Kun Kaya Toast
Basement 2 features new takeaway food kiosks including:
- Hummus House by Pita & Olives
- Jie Traditional Bakery
- Munchi Pancakes
- PlayMade
- Qiong Baozi
- Talad Thai Banana
- Chinese hand-crafted lemon tea chain Taning (挞柠)
- Towkay Fried Chicken
The Food Republic food court relocated from Level 4 to Basement 3. In view of its recent opening, diners can look out for all-time favourite local delights such as:
- Hjh Maimunah Mini
- Li Xin Teochew Fish Ball Noodles
- Thye Hong Fried Prawn Noodles
Artist’s impression of Food Republic at Basement 3 of the revamped City Square Mall. Image via City Square Mall.
If diners are looking for a treat, they’d also be able to have traditional Chinese desserts and cakes from Mei Heong Yuen Dessert located next to Food Republic.
Level 4 will be transformed into a food haven with restaurants and F&B offerings of local favourites and international cuisine.
It will also serve as a gathering place for visitors to chit-chat over a bite, before heading to the newly created community spaces to engage in family-friendly programmes.
Artist’s impression of Level 4 of the revamped City Square Mall. Image via City Square Mall.
Emphasis on sustainability
Artist’s impression of Basement 4 Lift Lobby of the revamped City Square Mall. Image via City Square Mall.
City Square Mall will showcase sustainable initiatives and circularity by integrating upcycled materials into its new interior decorations.
For example, lift lobbies and wall finishes from Basement 4 to Level 6 will be refreshed with sustainable decorative eco-materials such as bamboo chopsticks, plastic bottles and bubble wrap.
Handrails that were dismantled during the renovation will also be formed into benches for shoppers to rest their feet.
You can visit City Square Mall’s website for more information.
This article was sponsored by City Square Mall
Top photo via City Square Mall