Scotts Square

A high end mall.. Many shops closed and opened over the years.. This moment you see this shop next moment you don't.. Finest supermarket and guardian pharmacy always there.. My favorite restaurant Wild Honey no more there.. Sad!!

Not sure what happened to this mall . No toast box , no tiong bahru bakery , no london fat . Many store closed. The new tenant mostly not popular fashion store. Basically not worth to visit anymore except FairPrice finest .

It’s a relatively quiet mall along Scotts Road, compared to the bustling crowd along this area in Orchard. Would definitely visit this if i am looking for a tranquil space for a coffee or simply to stroll around. There are a few hidden eatery gems at the basement too - london fat duck and pizza express as examples. There’s a pretty huge fairprice finest too which i think not many know of. Alos connected to the scotts residences which i believe this mall caters to mostly. Good layout and balance of shops variety too on overall - pretty impressed!

A very nice shopping center in Scotts road Singapore. Many famous international brands are here.

Love this place. It has a classy stylish vibe. Very clean and bright. Shops are excellent. Restaurants are excellent. The basement has some hidden gems. Including an NTUC. Come highly recommended.

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🟫 Scotts Square is a shopping mall located along Scotts Road in the Orchard Road vicinity. The mall is branded as a high-end boutique mall. 🟦 Scotts Square first opened in 1982. The former older mall ( before demolition) occupied the first five floors. 🟨 Back then in the 1980s, above the mall was a 23-storey serviced apartment complex known as The Ascott. 🟧 In 2004, The Ascott Group sold the entire building to Wheelock Properties (then known as Marco Polo Developments) for S$345 million, but continued to manage the serviced apartments till Dec 2006. 🟫 The shopping mall, previously under the management of CapitaLand Retail, was then transferred to Wheelock Properties. 🟦 In 2006, Wheelock Properties demolished the entire building and re-developed it as a luxury residential development of 43-floors, of which 3 floors would be an upmarket shopping mall. 🟧The mall was demolished in 2007. 🟫 Development on the new building, known as Scotts Square, began in 2007 and was completed in 2011. 😊 What you see currently is the new mall.

Scotts Plaza is located along Scott's Road and just next door to Grand Hyatt. The mall seems quiet and has a peaceful ambience when compared with the Hustle & Bustle on Scott's Road and the nearby Orchard Road. The mall has Fairprice Finest for your supermarket needs. While the mall may seem quiet, it hosts several niche (specialty) businesses.

It is a mixed used place with a shopping mall and residential apartment above. It is a very quiet place filled with mostly higher end stores, restaurants and services. That is a plus point when you want somewhere to chill without the noise and high foot traffic. I think most people go to Scotts Square for food and to do basic stuff like banking (UOB) and grocery shopping (NTUC Fairprice Finest) or pick up emergency items from the Guardian Pharmacy. The basement probably sees more action as the bank, pharmacy, supermarket, dry cleaner and cafes (Dome and Maison Kayser) are there. The washrooms are spacious and clean, very well maintained and stocked with paper towels and bathroom tissue. The best thing I discovered about Scotts Square is that there is a short cut to Lucky Plaza from Nutmeg Road on Level 2. So instead of going along the main road, you walk via the back end of the building towards Lucky Plaza and Mount Elizabeth area.

After my not so great experience at The House of Robert Timms..I finally moved on to Dome... One of my all time fav... Drink is good, food is succulent even the ice water tasted good... Lol...simply love their overall concept..

An up market shopping centre that looks to be rivalling Paragon, there are a fair number of brands such as Pierre Balmain and Tila March that I had not seen elsewhere in Singapore that have set up their store here. A very quiet shopping centre, this place is a breath of fresh air compared to the other places, and on the basement you are surprised with familiar names such as Wild Honey (very popular all day breakfast cafe), Guardian pharmacy and the NTUC finest supermarket, which I'm sure tourists will cheer for. The very famous Maison Kayser bakery and cafe is also on the basement which was a very nice surprise. Scotts Square will be on my mind the next time I'm feeling overcrowded in Orchard.

I'm only giving this a 5 star because it's the only mall that is actually cold. Every mall has AC but it's not cold, it's just on. And yes compared to outside it might feel nice but Scotts Square feels refreshing. I hate you Singapore heat!