Paragon

Stepping into Paragon feels like entering a high-end gallery. The layout is spacious and intuitive, featuring polished marble floors and a glass-fronted facade that has become a landmark on Orchard Road. ​Key Highlights -​Luxury Fashion: The mall is synonymous with high fashion, housing iconic multi-story flagships for Gucci, Prada, and Givenchy, alongside luxury heavyweights like Saint Laurent, Balenciaga, and Loewe. -​The "Junior" Floor: Level 5 is a dedicated sanctuary for families, featuring high-end children’s labels like Armani Junior and Petit Bateau, complemented by a free indoor playground and top-tier enrichment centers. -​Exquisite Dining: From the Michelin-starred Crystal Jade Golden Palace to the legendary Imperial Treasure Super Peking Duck, the culinary offerings lean heavily toward quality. For something more casual yet chic, PS.Cafe and the basement's Din Tai Fung are perennial favorites. -​Medical Wellness: Uniquely, the mall is connected to Paragon Medical, a premium tower housing world-class specialists and aesthetic clinics, allowing visitors to combine wellness appointments with luxury retail.

This is one of the shopping malls I visit most often The shopping mall mainly sells famous luxury brands. It might be faster to just tell everyone that these are the famous brands not in this mall! There's no Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Loewe, Goyard, Hermès, Dior, Tiffany & Co., Prada, Valentino, Céline, Fendi... Most of these brands are concentrated in iON and Takashimaya. This information is provided by me on October 8, 2025. However, these luxury brand stores may change locations at any time, so if you want to be more accurate, it is best to check online first. Thank you all for your hard work in spending... and stimulating our Singapore economy! 😄

Paragon Shopping Centre is one of my favourite malls along Orchard Road when I feel like doing some upscale shopping. I enjoy browsing the luxury brands here—it’s elegant but still comfortable to walk around. The basement has plenty of nice food choices too, whether it’s grabbing a quick bite or sitting down for a proper meal. I also like that the mall has a supermarket and even a medical wing with specialist clinics, so it’s really convenient for almost everything.

Paragon Shopping Centre is a luxury mall in Singapore's Orchard Road. The mall includes high-end, designer stores, and flagship boutiques for brands like Gucci and Prada. It features six levels with a diverse mix of international luxury and accessible brands, department stores, and various dining options. All decorated for Christmas.

Paragon is one of the best shopping centres along Orchard Road. There’s a nice balance here — luxury brands on the upper levels, while the basement offers plenty of affordable food options, making it suitable for different budgets. It’s also a medical hub with many specialist clinics, which is very convenient. The mall is clean, well-organised, and easy to navigate. It would be even better if there were more seating areas for shoppers to take a short rest after walking around for a long time, but overall, an excellent place to shop, dine, or visit for appointments.

A wonderful and good shopping experience having good brands like Prada and Gucci in them. It also has amazing food and restaurant options on the basement level. The best food you could find is the fish and Coast company which serves authentic fish to perfection and also the area has some good Italian food joints, and some nice Asian and local cuisine as well. It also has a nice supermarket to buy daily essentials and fresh fruits.

Standing tall since the 1980s, Paragon has long been one of Orchard Road’s most distinguished landmarks — a symbol of refined taste and urban sophistication. Originally opened in 1986, it was among the early generation of Orchard malls that redefined Singapore’s retail landscape. Through the decades, Paragon has evolved gracefully, undergoing major renovations in the 1990s and early 2000s to become the elegant glass-fronted icon we know today. Inside, Paragon is more than a shopping centre — it’s a world of curated luxury. Flagship boutiques from Gucci, Prada, Burberry, and Loewe sit beside fine dining restaurants, art galleries, and wellness clinics. Above the retail floors rise medical suites and offices, making it one of the few malls where commerce and care coexist in harmony. Its design — clean lines, soft light, and soaring atriums — reflects the calm precision of contemporary architecture, a quiet contrast to Orchard Road’s vibrant rush. Paragon is not merely a mall; it’s an experience of timeless style and modern serenity, where every step feels intentional.

Nicely decorated! A calming place considering the amount of foot traffic outside. The mall has a great selection of snacks to takeaway and share with your friends and family. The shops are chill and it’s a good place to shop at.

High end mall on Orchard road with plenty of brands! The basement has a cold storage and lots of food options.

Frigid temperature - seriously, the air conditioning was at full blast here. I wish someone would just pass me a jacket here already. Metro department store is probably the anchor store; not that I care much about Metro. Paragon also houses many high end stores like Loewe, Bruno Cucinelli, Givenchy and Gucci just to name a few. Basement is where the Marketplace by Jasons is located. The only thing that attracts me in that grocery store is the selection of Hediard candies and jams. Paragon is a nice mall but not my favorite though.

Paragon is one of my favorite malls as it pretty much has everything. It is considered to be the place for luxury shopping with its stable of designer shops e.g. Gucci, Ferragamo, Prada, etc, mid-range and high end clothing stores and many more types of shops. It has a level devoted to Kids' clothing and products and Toys R Us is there too. Metro is the anchor departmental store and is always crowded when Metro does its 20% discount store-wide promotion. The other big name chain store is Marks and Spencer. Besides that, Paragon also has a shoe repair shop, laundry shop, the two major pharmacies (Guardian and Watson's) and a supermarket to cater to the basic needs. Dental and medical services are also available from level 6 and there is a medical block attached. Fitness First is here, as is Spa Esprit and Times the Bookshop. Food wise, it is mostly restaurants, cafes and some snack food. There is no food court. NOTE: Valet parking is available. Use it if the indicator shows there is no more parking spaces. It will save you grief from circling round.

Walking down Orchard Road can be overwhelming, since they're so many malls and to be honest, they're essentially all the same. You'll probably be able to find either a Starbucks or Coffee Bean, the same fast food options, a Louis Vuitton here and there... you know the deal. But for some reason I'm attracted to Paragon. It's faaaancy, but I like how the layout is very straightforward. If I could describe it, it's like one rectangle that's connected to a square/smaller rectangle... if that makes any sense. While my husband visits one of the golf shops here, you can find me drinking cold pressed juice from Calamansi (B1 level), ogling all of the super expensive perfumes at Escentials (3rd level), or dreaming about how to decorate my future house with the furniture at Commune (4th level.) For food, Imperial Treasure Super Peking Duck (say that 3x fast!) on the 5th floor is pretty delicious, but it's best to make a reservation. For the posh kids in your life, the 5th floor is also known as "Paragon Junior", which is where you'll find all the high end stores like Armani Junior and Burberry Children. Last but not least, the bathrooms here are amazing. They're made of marble, and the mirrors have the type of lighting that makes your makeup look amazing!

Okay, so paragon supposedly has free wifi, but you have to make sure you register, otherwise you'll have to go somewhere else to register using internet and come back. Somehow I really messed it up, and I was kind of relying on camping out at starbucks for a little and getting some work done. Other than my little wifi mishap, Paragon is nice....not exactly my favorite mall, but its good enough. If you look hard, you can find some benches to sit on (don't confuse the very cushy looking couches in the middle of the walkways to be for the public to use). There is also a good variety of different types of stores: cafes, a department store, high end and moderate stores and decent restaurants. I also felt that it was less crowded than other malls. If only the internet would work...it would be my favorite mall on orchard lol.

I am always happy to spend some time in Paragon, whether its shopping by myself at Burberry and Ben Sherman's, laughing away with delicious cakes at the Big O Café, sipping on delicious stock and handmade ramen at Daikokuya. This was the place where you could see the wealthy IndoChinese with their numerous shopping bags and flashy watches and jewelery ravaging the racks and display cabinets - until The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands came along! The Soup Spoon here is also great for crowd-watching on busy, busy days... and even though it's always crowded, they'll always manage to fit a party of two in.

First of all, apologies for having only a picture of the toilets at Paragon available. I must say when walking in orchard and nature calls, you can't go wrong with the paragon bathrooms. That aside, Paragon is a luxury high end shopping mall. The feel of the mall is exclusive, luxurious and classy. Your usual high end fashion brands like Gucci take presence on the first floor, together with a range of jewelry brands. If you want to buy a new watch and you have money to spend, this is also the place to go. In the basement however you can also find stores like l'occitane, canele and da paolo's and even a jollibean. Cabs are usually also not hard to get here! Disadvantage of this mall is that most stores close at 9pm and the place is basically deserted after this.

Paragon was one of the original pricey shopping malls where the high end brands built flagship stores. These days however, it's got a lot more competition with Knightsbridge, Mandarin Gallery, Ngee Ann City and even further malls like Ion fighting for foot hold in this luxury sector. I mostly go to Paragon because Strip is there, but I do like detouring to Marks and Spencer's, Muji and La Senza when I come here. There's a Metro here for departmental store lovers, as well as local designer alldressedup. The food level in the basement is also quite extensive, ranging from takeaway food like Breadtalk and Tori-Q, to restaurants like Din Tai Fung, FIsh & Co and Soup Restaurant.

This is a 5 story shopping center. The 5th floor is designed specifically for children. Offering clothes, toys, shoes and baby items as well.

This is one of the better malls on Orchard Road for sure, partly because it has a Zara and a Din Tai Fung. It also has some decent high end storefronts, such as Zegna, Gucci, Ralph Lauren and Etro. And I like the Coffee Bean. The layout is more modern than the older Ngee Ann City and walking through the mall is not as painful as it is with some others (I'm looking at you Plaza Singapura/VivoCity).

My Favourite jeweller is here - Larry Jewellery at #01-21 There's also one floor of kids' clothes and toys. Marks & Spencer is good too. Food outlets and decent restaurants at the basement e.g. Soup Restaurant and there is ToastBox at the back facing Mount Elizabeth Hospital which serves great coffee.

great selection of shops but my feet were dying and unfortunately, this place has only a handful of waiting seats that I could sit on while taking breaks in between my shopping spree. Props to the cleanliness of the place and the well-ventilated airconditioning system in place. Also, if you're looking for a calmer mall in the Singapore city area, this is the place to go. Just fyi though, this place is more of the high-end type of shopping centers.

The previous commenter, Peter, was right about the toilets. Their toilets are always clean and comfortable, within expectations for a mall with luxury brands plastered all over the walls. However, some of the toilets are separated - the gents and ladies are not side by side, and its corner-well-hidden placement made it convenient for one-time when a friend made an urgent rush into a toilet not of the appropriate gender. That's one lovely memory. That aside, Paragon moves at a relaxed pace for people who want to buy the same stuff but not squeeze in Ion or Takashimaya. I go to Paragon when I want to buy lingerie - there are a few stores at Level 3 that sells them at affordable prices, including basic brands like La Senza and Marks & Spencer. For some reason, the shops here have more stocks than other outlets, especially during sale seasons. The Sushi Tei's also one of the best outlets in Singapore.

One of the few very high end luxury shopping malls here in Singapore, along the belt of other malls on Orchard Road. It's easy to find all the top luxury brands here, alongside top notch medical clinics (aesthetics or otherwise), which makes medical tourism to this area a very worthwhile thing to do.

Luxury mall on Orchard Row. The shops were okay and a good variety of dining options. Our hotel offered a free shuttle to and from so drop off and pick up was easy.