[2025 Singapore ] Travel Guide for Suntec City (Updated Jul)

#summervacay We recently visited Ohsome’s first Singapore store at Suntec City, and it really stood out as a fun and lively place to explore. It’s not your usual mall shop — it feels more like a colorful playground packed with unique items that appeal to all kinds of interests, from anime fans to craft lovers and gift hunters. One thing we loved was how the store is divided into different zones, making it easy to find exactly what you’re looking for (or even things you didn’t know you wanted!). If you’re into anime, the collectibles section is a real treat. We spotted merchandise from popular series like Jujutsu Kaisen, Attack on Titan, and Haikyu!! — everything from collectible pins to blind boxes and ita-bags. It’s the kind of place where fans can geek out and find some cool, hard-to-get items. For those who enjoy hands-on projects, the DIY zone caught our attention. It’s stocked with craft supplies from Japan, Korea, and China — wool felting kits, modeling clay, journaling materials — perfect for anyone wanting to get creative or pick up something unique for their hobby. If gift shopping is more your thing, the gifting area is packed with quirky and thoughtful items. We saw some adorable Disney-themed floral arrangements and playful Crayon Shinchan collectibles. Plus, they offer gift wrapping and greeting cards, which is super handy if you want to grab something special and have it ready to give. Another part we found interesting was the travel zone. It’s filled with travel essentials like ergonomic neck pillows, UV-protective sunscreen, and compact toiletries — all those handy items that can make a trip more comfortable and stress-free. What really made the visit memorable, though, was the ambience. The bright neon signs, themed displays, and vibrant colors gave the store a lively and welcoming vibe. It’s definitely designed to be Instagram-friendly — we couldn’t resist snapping photos of the eye-catching neon lights and beautifully arranged products. The whole space feels playful and upbeat, turning shopping into a mini adventure rather than just a quick errand. Overall, Ohsome at Suntec City offers a fresh, exciting alternative to typical mall shopping. Whether you’re a dedicated anime fan, a crafty DIY enthusiast, a traveler, or just someone looking for unique gifts, there’s plenty to discover and enjoy. It’s a great place for us to browse, get inspired, and find those little treasures that make everyday life more fun. If you’re in the area, we’d definitely recommend stopping by to check it out — even if just to soak up the creative energy and maybe pick up something unexpected.

#summervacay f you’re on the hunt for a satisfying meal that’s both quick and packed with flavor, Salmon Warrior might just become your new go-to spot. Known for turning donburi into a fun, bold dining experience, this eatery has recently launched an exciting new dry udon series — and it’s worth every bite. What sets Salmon Warrior apart? It’s all about thick, chewy noodles generously tossed in rich, savory sauces, topped with flame-torched proteins that add that perfect smoky finish. Whether you’re craving a hearty donburi or a dry udon bowl, they’ve got options starting from just under $11, making it great for an affordable lunch or dinner. Here’s what we tried and loved: CheeseZilla Chicken Udon This one’s a cheese lover’s dream. The creamy nacho-mozzarella blend clings to each chewy udon strand, paired with grilled chicken and a runny onsen egg. The smoky torch-finished mozzarella adds a delightful twist. Chick Floss Salmon Mentai Udon A perfect harmony of textures and flavors — tender seared salmon and fluffy chicken floss sit atop udon coated in savory mentai-soya sauce. Each bite is comforting and rich. Ultimate Chick Don For those who prefer rice, this donburi features tender teriyaki-glazed chicken leg with a spicy sambal kick, fresh greens, cherry tomatoes, pickles, and a balancing onsen egg. Yakitori & Tamago Skewers Don’t miss the sides! Choose from yakitori grilled chicken skewers slathered with Mentai, Mala Mentai, or Garlic Mayo sauces, and fluffy flame-torched rolled omelette skewers with matching sauces. The combination of fast service, bold flavors, and satisfying portions makes Salmon Warrior a must-try, whether you’re a longtime fan or discovering them for the first time. Next time you want a fuss-free meal that’s full of personality, swing by Salmon Warrior — your taste buds will thank you.

#springitinerary There’s something special about visiting POCHA!’s Suntec outlet during the day — especially when you get a seat by the floor-to-ceiling windows with a clear, calming view of the Fountain of Wealth. It’s bright, breezy, and makes for such a relaxing lunch break. We’ve been here a few times, and every visit gives us another reason to return. They’ve got a rotating menu of Korean regional dishes that changes daily, and we’ve slowly been trying them all. Some favourites? The Jjajangmyeon is an easy comfort pick — springy noodles in a thick, savoury black bean sauce that never disappoints. The Stir-fried Octopus is flavourful with a spicy kick, perfect if you love something with a bit more heat. The Sundubu Jjigae is another go-to — soft tofu stew bubbling away in a rich, mildly spicy broth, especially comforting on rainy days. The Gukbap surprised us too: a hearty rice soup in a collagen-rich broth that’s been simmered for 12 hours, full of depth and warmth. On seafood days, we had the Seafood Kalguksu — hand-cut noodles in a light, savoury broth packed with clams and prawns, super slurp-worthy. We also got to try the Rose Tteokbokki, which came in the cutest heart and star shapes, coated in a creamy, mildly spicy sauce — a fun and tasty twist. Honestly, there hasn’t been a dish we didn’t like. After eating, we tried our luck at their claw machine game (part of their current promo). It’s a small touch, but a fun way to end the meal — especially when you win something. If you're looking for a spot with comforting Korean food, a chill vibe, and one of the best dining views in town, this POCHA!’s outlet is it. Just don’t be surprised if you end up staying longer than planned.

Suntec City has been transformed into a Wonderland of Joy with new Pop Mart character installations this festive holiday season. Right outside the mall, near the Fountain of Wealth, stands a huge Christmas tree 🎄 adorned with Pop Bean character installations, perfect for Instagram-worthy photos. Inside the mall, you'll find various Pop Bean character installations and a family-friendly Mega Inflatable playground at the atrium for shoppers to enjoy.

I will tell you about the schedule and expenses of my trip to Singapore. In conclusion, my trip to Singapore cost about 150,000 yen in total for 3 nights and 5 days! I exchanged 25,000 yen for cash and used it all✨ I also used cards for taxis. ● Plane: Scoot round trip about 44,000 yen ● Hotel fee: 58,000 yen Day 1 Marina Bay Sands 45,000 yen/person Days 2 and 3 Hotel 81 Dickson 13,640 yen/person ⭐️ Day 1 (total about 5,400 yen) 14:20 Arrive Changi International Airport 17:00 Check in at Marina Bay Sands 17:30 Infinity pool 18:30 Dinner (Bak Kut Teh) (1,850 yen/person) 19:30 Old Hill Street Police Station 19:30 amps tea (Jasmine green tea 700 yen) 20:20 Shopping at supermarket (1,500 yen/person) 20:50-21:00 Taxi to hotel (890 yen/person) 21:30 Infinity pool 22:00 Eat fruit bought at supermarket ⭐️ Day 2 (Total approx. 8,000 yen) 6:00 Infinity pool 8:30 Breakfast (Kaya toast at Toast Box) (370 yen/person) 10:00-18:00 Universal Studios Singapore (5,060 yen/person) (Use normal ticket trip coin) 19:00 Dinner (chicken rice) (860 yen/person) 20:45 Garden Rhapsody 22:00 SPECTRA (show) 23:00 Hotel check-in ⭐️ Day 3 (Total approx. 22,000 yen) 8:20 Breakfast (chicken rice & Hokkien mee) (630 yen/person) 9:30-12:00 Singapore Botanic Gardens (900 yen) 12:10-12:20 Taxi from Botanic Gardens to Ice Museum (530 yen/person) 12:30 MUSEUM OF ICE CREAM SINGAPORE (6,500 yen) 16:30 Dinner (Chilli Crab) (3,360 yen/person) 17:30-19:00 Long Bar (4,000 yen/person) 19:30 Suntec City (buy souvenirs at department stores) (5,600 yen) ⭐️Day 4 (total approx. 8,000 yen) 8:20 Breakfast (McDonald's) (1,000 yen) 9:00 Buy souvenirs in Chinatown (1,800 yen) 10:20 Sri Mariamman Temple 10:30 Lunch (chicken rice & satay) (1,000 yen/person) 11:50-12:00 Take a taxi to Merlion Park (600 yen/person) 12:00 Merlion 13 :00 Arab Street 14:40 Buy souvenirs at Mustafa Centre (1,500 yen) 16:30-16:50 Take a taxi to the airport (1,300 yen/pp) 17:00 Arrive at Changi International Airport departure gate 18:30 Eat at the food court (laksa) (600 yen/pp) 20:00 Eat at Plaza Premium Lounge (free with trip benefits) 22:15-6:15 Changi International Airport T1 → Narita T1 #Singapore #SingaporeTrip #SingaporeTourism #SingaporeGourmet #SingaporeHotel #SingaporeChangiInternationalAirport #SingaporeFood #SingaporeHawker #ChangiInternationalAirport #ChangiAirport #OverseasTravel #TravelDiary #TravelSchedule #TravelExpenses #100TravelStyles #TravelGirlYuka #MyTravelItinerary

Get ready for the Tour de France Prudential Singapore Criterium - an exciting weekend of professional cycling competitions as well as live performances from KSHMR and more. To make the most of the Tour de France experience and soak up the atmosphere, we recommend staying in a hotel right in the heart of the action. 🚲 Don't miss this event happening on Oct 28 and 29 at Suntec City.

#citywalk Address - 3 Temasek Blvd, Singapore 038983 Highlight - Formula one season My husband and I spent our afternoon in the Suntec city area. We had our meals there and we enjoyed the shopping mall. There were events held there and we went to have a look. We went to the paradise dynasty to have our meal before we carried on with our walk around the mall. We ordered the pumpkin soup and the wasabi prawn, together with two bowls of rice. We love how nutritious the soup was, the essence was all inside the bowl of soup. And the wasabi prawn was crispy tasty, yet with a tint of spiciness. We enjoyed shopping at the mall and we will come back more often.

#singapore Yakiniku LIke! Opened in Suntec City for quite a while but we have not tried, the other day we decided to since the queue was short unlike other outlets in Singapore. We waited less than 15 mins. While we have to share a table, I guess that’s unavoidable since the place is small.

They were having weekday promotions and had the A5 wagyu Nakaochi at 50% off. That was the first time we ordered wagyu in Yakiniku haha. We had also topped up for the bonito seaweed egg. Our mains was + Like Set and Sukiyaki Karubi Set. 

While there was nothing wrong with the taste and quality of our meal today. We might not come again as we are uncomfortable with small dining area and also, the food took a while to serve, despite being uncool food.

#mysgmemories Address - 3 Temasek Blvd, Singapore 038983 Ambiance / highlights - Restaurant Dining Rating - 5/5 My hubby and I walked around to look for place to dine in before we went to the don don donki. Almost all the restaurants were fully booked. We initially wanted to dine at the ding tai Feng, but the place was too crowded. Hence we decided on the don don donki. Din Tai Feng was our favorite too. We loved their xiao long bun and their ramen. We will usually order at least a round of xiao long bun. It was very juicy with all the flavours bursting in your mouth. Do try it if you have not tried them before. You fall in love with the dish.

#mysgmemories #tripblazers A fun and exciting night at the Suntec atrium tower 3 and 4 where the amazing Thailand launches their fair. Participating hotels include big chains from the Mercure and the Hansar, both under the accor group. There were fun activities for the children too. Live performance and dances by the Thailand team. Lastly we get to win prizes in a lucky draw if we spend above $60 in a single purchase. It was a fun and exciting weekends for me.

My friend loves to go through all the way to find delicious food. Today he took me to Suntec City The mall itself has many different restaurants. Among the delicacies, walk into an inconspicuous alley to try this eel rice. I remember trying it in Japan🇯🇵, but I didn't expect Singapore to do the same standard🤤 There are already people queuing up before dinner time. If you don't want to queue, you can book a table in advance Today I tried eel rice, grilled chicken rice, sashimi rice; some other grilled items were also good. Finally, remember to eat green tea ice cream🍦, not too sweet with a faint green tea🍵 fragrance, very tasty🤤 #foodguide

Address - Tower 3, 3 Temasek Blvd, Suntec City, Mall, #03-367/368 369/370, Singapore 038983 Ambiance/Facilities - Big Appetite is organized by stalls, with each stall specializing in a particular type of cuisine. This makes it easy for visitors to sample a wide variety of dishes in one location. In addition to traditional Singaporean cuisine, Big Appetite also offer international options such as Japanese, Korean, and Western food. Highlights - Big Appetite offer a wide variety of affordable and delicious food options. One of the most popular food stall is the korean food stall. This food court is known for its fusion Singaporean dishes such as Bulgogi Rice. Avg. Price per Person - $10/px Rating - 4.0/5.0 #urbanexplorer #foodie

Suntec City has a wide range selection in terms of restaurants but Marche Movenpick is definitely one of the best to go and have a filling feast after a long day at work! Located 3 Temasek Blvd, 01- 612 / 613 / 614, Singapore 038983, spacious and huge restaurant that has alot choices from rosti to seafood to crepes to pick from! Freshly cooked on the spot after you have placed your order. Price range: 30+ per pax! #awesomepic #singapore #sunteccity #food #marketplacemagic

Suntec City mall is one of the biggest Mall in Singapore. It is a Mall and also an exhibition and convention centre, where many events and exhibitions are held at. You can easily check what are the ongoing events happening at suntec's convention side. Suntec city is a great place for shopping as it provides a great retail experience, with many rows and levels of shops. You can spot both local and overseas brands. Shopping from day to night is not an issue at Suntec city mall. Restaurants and cafes, are plenty at Suntec city and you will be spoilt for choice when it comes to food. There's even a cinema, and entertainment for the whole family like an arcade. Many cool looking vending machines can also be seen all over the mall. these vending machines sell different types of unique items, from flowers, to cotton candy, to ice cream and many more. The whole mall is huge and spacious, with 5 different towers, it can easily be one of the biggest mall. Come to suntec city mall for some good retail therapy soon. #wecreate

#wecreate If you happen to visit suntec city mall and want a place to dine at. Consider white restaurant. They have a good range of food and taste good - hence they also offer packs for you to bring home. A must try would be their white bee hoon, $7/pax with scallops and prawns, worth it. address white restaurant suntec city 3 Temasek Blvd, #B1-131, Singapore 038983

During lunch hours, you can spot a large crowd of hungry customers waiting to enter Menya Kokoro Tokyo Mazesoba on the 3rd floor of suntec city shopping mall. The crowd attracted me and I know I had to give this restaurant a try. I didn't have to wait long for a table, even though the inside of the restaurant was packed with diners. Kokoro's speciality is their mazesoba, which is soup less and more like mixed noodles with sauce and tons of ingredients. They had ramen, donburi, sides like gyozas and karaage, etc but I sticked to their specialties and didn't regret my choice. I had their super mentai cheese mazesoba and it's creamy, cheesy and rich while their super garlic mazesoba was bursting with strong flavours and aromatic with the garlic. Wash everything down with a glass of beer, and it was perfect! If you have remaining sauce in your bowl, after finishing all the noodles, don't forget to ask for a small serving of complimentary rice to eat along with the sauce. Kokoro mazesoba surely didn't disappoint and I would highly recommend it! #tripblazers #foodie

We were excited to check out a newly opened fusion bar located in Suntec City called Synthesis 食拿酒稳. The Chinese name of the bar is creatively modified from the Chinese idiom "十拿九稳". The shop front of the bar looks just like a traditional Chinese medicine shop, equipped with Chinese herbs cabinet drawers, you wouldn't have guessed there's actually a bar hidden inside! The bar serves a wide selection of local inspired and TCM inspired cocktails which you can't find elsewhere, on top of the typical alcohols that most bars serve. Each type of cocktail is served in a different type of glass specifically made for the drink. The bar serves dinner from 4 pm to 9.30 pm. We ordered Sakura Chicken Herbal Pao Fan (poached rice) which comes with herbal pork collagen broth. The broth was a bit too salty to our liking. We also ordered smoked seaweed fries which was crispy and nice. Address 3 Temasek Boulevard #01-643 Suntec City East Wing Tower 4 Singapore 038983 #singapore #bar #restaurant #fusion #tcm #cocktail #tripblazers #sunteccity

Address: Cafe Usagi Tokyo, 8 Temasek Blvd, #02-615A, Tower, #3 Suntec City, Singapore 038983 Ambiance: 3/5 Highlights: Signature mochi Ice cream Avg. Price per Person: $6 Rating: 3/5 Came across this Japanese cafe at suntec selling mochi skin ice cream which is not very common so decided to give it a try as they were offering a promotion 1-1. The mochi skin was chewy and has a nice texture to bite. They need to improve the wooden spoons given as it is very difficult to cut the mochi wrapped ice cream. The spoon was too flimsy to cut the mochi. I just bit it directly to eat the mochi in the end. The ice cream flavours were good, especially the match. The seating area was quite cramped with tables very close to one another. Definitely would recommend to give it a try! #singapore #foodie #urbanexplorer

Shake Shake in Tub is specialising exciting flavour seasonings into fried chicken and french fries. Highlights: you should buy fries with truffle! Location: There are many outlet for Shake Shake in Tub in Singapore. But you can also find it at Suntec City, Temasek Blvd. Rating: 4 out 5 #singapore #newyearadventure #urbanexplorer #awesomepic #deliciousfood

So your date prefers something soupy and comforting like a hot bowl of ramen, complete with drinks and gyozas but you do not wish to burn a hole in your wallet. Your solution is simple, just head to Kiwami Ramen on the second floor of suntec city mall. Kiwami Ramen & Gyoza Bar serves a variety of Ramens, Japanese sides, beverages, gyozas and desserts. The best time to visit the restaurant would be during lunch because of their set lunch specials. Starting from $9.90, their set lunch includes a bowl of ramen, gyozas and an iced tea. I chose their Premium Kiwami Tonkatsu Ramen and it was delicious. The broth was rich and tasty, the ramen noodles had the right springy texture, while the char siew was thick and nicely charred. I love how friendly and prompt their servers were too. All in all, a nice and affordable place to dine at and your date will leave Kiwami Ramen Restaurant happy and satisfied. #valentinescape

All in all, i truly suggest Fluff Stack for a dessert lover. It taste better than I expected. So i can be something chill to go with after craving for sweet! The decoration of the restaurant also looks modern and kind of hipster! Highlight: I love the croffle as it can be fluffier than a normal croffle could ever be. #valentinescape #newyearadventure #urbanexplorer

Cafe Usagi, a Japanese Cafe, had just recently opened on the second floor of Suntec city shopping mall. This cafe has a zen vibe and serves pretty good matcha ice cream and an amazing selection of teas. If you and your partner love both ice cream and tea, then come here for a perfect chill out date. Cafe Usagi has a unique approach to their ice cream. You can have the option of having it wrapped in a mochi skin, otherwise you can have it as it is or with waffles. There's an array of ice cream flavours to choose from, but my personal favourite is their matcha ice cream and lavender hojicha ice cream, creamy with a hint of tea taste. Their pot of hot tea is fragrant and can easily serve 2 cups. There are other drinks such as your cold brew, matcha or hojicha latte available too. The cafe's menu is simple and uncomplicated with amazing tea and food options. Come here for a simple and enjoyable date over ice cream and tea. #valentinescape

Address: 3 Temasek Blvd #02-603, Suntec City Mall, Singapore, 038983 Yakiniku Like is a Japanese fast food concept offering pork, chicken and beef for DIY BBQ/grill, even for solo customers. You can just choose your set meal which comes with rice, soup and salad, or go for ala carte. They will then bring over the raw meat for you to start grilling yourself. There's also a time limit for dining in.

Bells baling studio is a place where you can learn to bake the easiest way. They have chefs who guide you every step of the way. Went to this place for our school’s team building. We were tasked to bake Creme Brûlée and Margarita Pizza. I was amazed at how easy it was and we were so proud of ourselves to come up with great and actual edible results! We thought that we will be having a tiring day since we were thinking of team building. But from our experience at BELLS baking studio, they made learning fun! #donnahtheexplorer #bakingclasses #bellsbaking studio

There is a shop in Suntec shopping mall called Myths & Legends, where they sell exquisitely crafted art pieces in the forms of different mythical characters. Amongst the sculptures of Greek gods and goddesses are also some classic Chinese emblems of good fortune and health. Suitable for those looking to jazz up their house interiors! My overall rating of the experience: 4 out of 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #2023travelwish #exploresgtogether #momentssg #tripmoments #artshunting #sculptures #mustvisit #singapore

Whatever ethnicity or cultural background you are from, there is a dish or cuisine that plays an important role that forms who you are. For the Nonyas/peranakans, they have kueh kuehs which are colourful small pieces of sweets or desserts that plays an integral part in the peranakan cuisine. HarrisAnns is a peranakan cafe serving both kuehs, drinks and peranankan dishes such as Ayam buah keluak, nonya curry, etc. These dishes are not as commonly seen in a hawker centre or food court, making it unique but delicious. HarrisAnns can be found on the first floor of suntec city mall and they are popular for their pretty looking kuehs. Their most famous kueh is the oneh oneh which always get sold out fast. Give their food a try, it's good! #tripblazers #foodie

They are a Taiwanese-style hotpot chain that is founded in China. This huge restaurant can be found at Level 3 (Tower 1&2). We had the Taiwan style spicy soup base and it was very tasty. And it included soft pieces of beancurd that can be replenished. Heck, you can even take it away to eat more at home! Generally, the ingredients were fresh and very tasty. Had to pay for condiments and small sides and sides included braised pork rice. Very tasty. Another unique selling point is their bubble tea. They even have a recommended pairing, like which tea would go best with which soup base. I had the da Hong Pao milk tea with pearl and it was delicious and went well with the soup. Lastly, the most impressive part of the restaurant is the decor. See photos to decide for yourself. The decor is worth the reason to try the hotpot. Service was excellent too and waiters were attentive and quick to answer your needs. Do note to make a reservation is you do not intend to wait. I didn’t and waited close to 2 hours (Sat evening). A highly recommended hotpot restaurant and will give other established hotpot restaurants like HDL and Beauty in the pot a run for its money.

Address - 3 Temasek Boulevard 01-506/507 Suntec City - North Atrium, 038983. Level 1 Ambiance/Facilities - Plants for ambience and many tables for staring at the bustling crowd Highlights - Local themed coffees Avg. Price per Person - SGD 9 Rating - 3.5/5 Situated in the middle of one of Singapore’s biggest malls it has a ton of competition to push through. I tried one of their latte that was mixed with Gula Melaka. It was honestly pretty decent but I’m not too sure if it earned the price tag that they charged. Vibes of the place was great but because it’s in a shopping mall it isn’t the best place for a read or for work. It’s simply just a place to get some rest before one continues their search for goods #cafe #foodie #urbanexplorer

#staycation My berry luxurious staycation at Ritz Carlton Singapore brought me to try out this Japanese sweets at Suntec City. They have super delicious matcha green tea selections available in assortment. I also bring back some of their mochi for the staff at Ritz Carlton Singapore. They have excellent service and their club lounge is still as wonderful as before. I also enjoyed myself at the club lounge so I divided my stay into 2 nights, 1 night with club access and 1 night with breakfast only. This way I can try out their club and breakfast at The Colony.