IMM Building

Lots of outlets shops with low price, with discounts and lots of restaurants too. Good place to shope for sport shoes such as Adidas, Nike, asics, timberland outlets, crocs, giaodiano as well. Including branded shops outlets like coach, MK, LV, G2000 as well. Great shopping mall.

The mall has survived much hardships, changing dining patriots ever so often but still keeping the vibes and doing constant renovation to improve the dining experience and proper transition during those renovation hours. Still offers a good mix of vendors and free parking.

IMM is a popular and family-friendly outlet mall located in the western part of Singapore. Conveniently connected to Jurong East MRT via a sheltered walkway, it offers easy access for both locals and tourists. The mall is home to many mid-range branded outlet stores, with Nike being one of the most popular among shoppers. Bargain hunters will appreciate the wide selection of deals available throughout the mall. The basement levels are bustling with a variety of food and beverage outlets, catering to different tastes and budgets. A large Giant supermarket adds to the mall's convenience, making it a one-stop destination for shopping and dining. Highly recommended for those looking to shop for deals and enjoy a relaxed, family-friendly environment.

Renovated with even more shops. There is one level catered specifically for sports enthusiasts and you can get good discounts on sports shoes, sportswear and sports gear. Eateries of all kinds of cuisine are found. Plenty of carpark too.

One of the best places to shop if you're looking for great deals. It's an outlet mall, so you can find discounts of up to 80% on big brands like Nike, Adidas, and Coach. The selection is pretty solid, from fashion to homeware, so there’s something for everyone. The mall is spacious, and it’s easy to navigate with all the stores grouped by category. There are plenty of food options too, whether you're in the mood for local food or something more international, so you can grab a bite while shopping. It’s a 5-minute walk from Jurong East MRT, so it’s super convenient to get to. Weekdays are best if you want to avoid the crowd, but even on weekends, it’s still pretty manageable. If you're looking for a spot to shop and save, IMM is definitely worth checking out.

Revamped food section offering Ding Tai Fung, Encik Tan, Tanjiro and Yamaya Kitchen, ToasBox together with popular Tea House by Soup Restaurant and Subway(relocated) complimenting the food kiosks that remained. Upgraded outlets for major brands like Adidas and Nike. While the mall is slightly away from the Jurong East hub but it’s well connected by covered walkways from the MRT. Definitely the food options have improved greatly.

🐾 IMM – Where Bargains Bark and Robots Get TLC 🛍️🤖🐶 IMM isn’t just another shopping mall—it’s a bargain-hunter’s paradise where you can literally sniff out a deal (and trust me, this nose doesn’t lie). With its title as Singapore’s largest factory outlet mall, every corner whispers discounts, and every brand yells “SALE!” like it’s going out of style. Woof, what a place! But for this cross-border pup, IMM means more than just shopping bags and sneakers. I trot all the way from Johor Bahru with my hooman for one very special reason: RobotCare. Yep, it’s a small repair shop tucked inside this mega-mall, and let me tell you—they’ve got more spare parts than I have fleas in June (which is zero, thanks). 🧰 What makes RobotCare top dog? 🔧 They carry parts for many brands and even more models—like a robot hospital with endless shelves of hope. 🤝 They’re one of the few places where robots get real support, not just factory resets and finger-crossing. 🏃‍♀️ And while your robo-buddy gets patched up, you’re just steps away from all the branded factory outlet stores your hooman wallet could dream of. Oh, and did I mention? It’s just a 10-minute walk from Jurong East MRT, so even the most direction-challenged hooman won’t get lost. So whether you’re chasing deals or rebooting robots, IMM stands out with its rare combo of retail therapy and repair salvation. Definitely worth the tail-wagging trip across the border. — Your Robo-Repairing, Bargain-Hunting Border-Hopping Pup 🐾

I mean, its rather far even if there's a walkway to it. Although it has unique outlet stores, niche outlets and a nice hypermart as it's selling point. Used to buy some nice shoes there. While there are shuttle buses and buses, I won't go there exclusively with Westgate and Jem, but if I need something special there I would go I guess. Good if you are driving I suppose.