Funan

It’s quite an unusual mall with a very interesting layout and decorations. Unfortunately, I went too late at night and most of the shops were already closed. Still, I saw people climbing on the walls and having fun, which was entertaining to watch.

Much more relaxed vibes than in the typical Singaporean malls full of luxury brands. The mall seemed to be made for younger generations with more affordable options. The attractions seemed to be just branding as no-one was climbing or riding the indoor bicycle path.

Love Funan! Came here for lunch and was blown away by the number of food choices, from the food court to cafes and nice restaurants, there's so much to try. It's a great place to hang out with a lively atmosphere, and cool stores.

Funan Mall is an interesting new mall concept with a vibrant lifestyle vibe. The top floors are mostly dedicated to electronics stores, and there’s a youthful energy throughout the space. The lighting design is modern and lively, adding to the mall’s upbeat atmosphere. There are plenty of food and beverage outlets, along with a well-managed food court and a FairPrice supermarket for convenience. The mall also integrates a hotel within its premises, making it unique. One standout feature is the paid indoor climbing wall right in the middle of the mall, which adds an element of fun and adventure. Funan is directly connected via an underground walkway to City Hall MRT, making it very accessible. Overall, it’s a great mall to visit, explore, and chill with friends or family.

Futuristic new mall... Lots of choice for electric and electronic appliances to choose.. Plenty of relaxing chairs to sit.. A Llot of choices for food...

Morden and nice shopping centre. Used to be full of computer retail stores, now it looses it's original identity of computer shopping heaven place.. Really miss the good old Funan. Oh well, nothing is forever.

A slightly bigger and really modern shopping mall. Lots of good restaurants and interesting shops inside.

Funan mall is a mid level mall with a food center at B1 & B2. They even have a roof garden. The first Hai Kah Lang restaurant from Malaysia is located here just opposite McD.

Fun and hip place with lots of shops and eateries! The shops are mostly small boutiques ; a few name brands include Super Dry and Fossil (at this writing) but it's those small, one of a kind shops that I like the most. An indoor rock climbing wall occupies the center stage with lots of drinks and coffee/tea shops around it. Great place for Re young or young at heart ! Conveniently located near the National Gallery and MRT City Hall station.

differentiated mall in design and climb central integrated well. food court options ok, but didn't enjoy the duck pork rice as much

Very nice and futuristic mall that just opened with a complete revamp. It was the erstwhile electronics heaven and you can catch glimpses of that on the third floor. But now it's main attractions are the indoor cycling track and the rock climbing wall as well as the snazzy and energetic vibe. Has some great food options as well including but not limited to Afuri ramen, the dark company for chocolates , butterknife yolk, a sous vide kitchrn, and a farm to table roof top dining concept! Must visit!