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A very high end mall most tourist must come for at least once Weekends have some water show in front of the mall near the river

This mall is under the Marina Bay Financial Center and because the shops serve primarily the office population, it is quite a breathe of fresh air during the weekend - none of the typical crowd like at other malls in the country as most of the retail and eateries are closed. Connected by Downtown MRT and Raffles Place MRT (a further walk), this might be a great place to come for a meal or coffee. Starbuck and Din Tai Fung are open when I was there Saturday. The mall is also a great space if you want to change up your jogging/walking route with immediate access to the beautiful Marina bay front and Gardens by the Bay.

It’s not a mall honestly, it’s mostly a working place where employees attend their jobs. There’s very few shops here and there, if you’re really looking to shop this is NOT one to go place. Check other shopping places shopping 🛍️

Busy on weekdays and quiet on weekends. So great, no need to squeeze with the crowd on weekends! Entrance to the mall at The Lawn carpark level B2

A new linkway connecting downtown, Raffles Place MRT stations with several newly opened restaurants. Not crowded during weekend and PH

5 star shopping mall with the most famous worldwide labels and brands. Iconic louis vuitton shop on the bay side of Mall. Famous inverted water spout into the mall channel. Can enjoy a boat ride passing shops. Casino in the middle. Access to the Marina Bay Hotel. The mall is super clean and has 5 star decor. Movies on the one side. Many famous restaurants like Lavo, Bread Street Kitchen by Gordon Ramsay, CÉ LA VI Singapore to name just a few. Booking is required. This is the hot spot of the city. It's always busy and alive. On the bay at night you can watch the beautiful fountain and lights shows. You can take a boat ride around the bay or Singapore wheel to get a birds eye view. All in walking distance from the Mall. The magical difference colours of city Skyline is so beautiful and memorable. A bucket list stop on your worldwide travels. Excellent service and Singapore people is super friendly. Services like salon and hair is available with most highly rated technology and technicians to pamper all your needs. A section off mall floor is interactive led screens that you can walk on mimicking a pond with fishes. If you walk toward the fish they scatter. Very exciting for Kids and Adults. The mall has pharmacy and small grocery store too.

Spacious and big mall. You can go here with family and friends to chill. The mall offers all the luxury brand showrooms. There is a casino as well inside the mall. If you are an outsider, please carry you passport to get entry in casino.

LeVel33 has stunning views of Singapore! The bar food was delish along with bellinis. It’s expensive and definitely a tourist attraction - I was surprised it wasn’t packed and I got a great view of the light show.

OK, so Marina Bay Residences are soon to be my new home. As such, it appears that I will be spending quite a bit of time at the Marina Bay Link Mall located directly below the Marina Bay Residences. The Link Mall is in the financial district at the DT17 blue Downtown MRT station. Clearly this shopping/retail/restaurant outlet is here for the throngs of employees who work in this area Monday through Friday. Other than Din Tai Fung, which is slammed any hour of the day and any day of the week, the Link Mall is really busy during the week and much slower on the weekend and at night. I was in and out of this mall the last four days. Calling it an actual mall might be a stretch, but I will not bicker over trivial matters. A small grocery spot, a wine store, a dry cleaner, a nail salon (a few of them), about 20 food options, a drugstore, a medical and dental clinic, an office store. Then they have a spot selling books and another sellign flowers. And then also the DT17 MRT station is right there too. If you live or work in the area, this "mall" has probably all you might need. So in the general realm of retail and restaurants for the working population or you are looking for any of the countless big & fancy shopping experiences around Singapore, this place most likely will not be anything special for you. If you live in the financial district area and soon discover that there is a lot of construction and retail coming along in the coming years but not now, the Link Mall will be your saving grace on basic retail and services that you require that is close and easy.

Nice collection of shops, food and various items underground. There's even a Miniso down here! There is also free Wifi but I don't know if it's from the mall or one of the office buildings.

This mall is something of an oddity because it gets incredibly packed at lunch hour from the nearby office workers but there is not enough residential real estate around for it to hit any kind of critical mass on evenings or weekends. This is both a good thing and a bad thing. I consider it a good thing because I hate crowds (ok I mostly hate people). But if you're looking for a buzzing atmosphere, this is not the place to hang on a weekend. That said, it has a Starbucks, a Coffee Bean, an Apple reseller, a Din Tai Fung (brilliantly empty for dinner), a Standing Sushi... that's enough to occupy you, surely. Sure, it isn't ION Orchard, but who cares? YOU CAN WALK FREELY WITHOUT BEING JOSTLED BY AUNTIES OR MOTHERS WITH PRAMS FULL OF OCTUPLETS! That for me is enough of an incentive.

One of the best malls I have been in anywhere, as far as food is concerned. Siam Mall in Bangkok is better, but I enjoyed hanging out at this mall, when I was bored of the other food sites in Singapore. They have great dim sum places and Japanese joints. Restrooms everywhere, which helps. The mall across the street next to the Sands Hotel is also a great place with a food court next to the ice skating rink.