Suntec City

A vibrant and spacious mall that offers a great mix of shopping, dining, and entertainment under one roof. The layout is well-designed, and it's easy to navigate between its different zones. We loved the variety of stores—from fashion to electronics—and there’s something for every type of shopper. The mall has plenty of dining options to suit different tastes and budgets. We had a delicious meal here and appreciated the clean and comfortable seating areas. The iconic Fountain of Wealth adds a unique touch to the experience—it's fun to watch and great for photos. Conveniently connected to Promenade MRT and just a short walk from City Hall, Suntec City is very accessible. Whether you’re here for shopping, grabbing a bite, or just spending the day indoors, this mall is a solid choice.

This humongous mall is still going strong. It is a crowd favourite - with locals and tourists alike. There are so many stores therein that you literally can spend the entire day and night there - and they do get "refreshed" from time to time. That said, the usual global brands are well represented in this mall. And there is a lot of car parking lots available here.

Suntec City is indeed a major mixed-use development in Singapore, located in the Marina Centre subzone of the Downtown Core. It's well-known for integrating a large shopping mall, office buildings, and a convention and exhibition center. Here's a summary of what Suntec City offers: * Shopping: The Suntec City Mall boasts over 360 retail outlets spread across several floors. * Dining: Food lovers will find more than 100 food and beverage outlets, including restaurants, cafes, and a food court. * Entertainment: Beyond shopping and dining, Suntec City offers entertainment options, including a movie theatre (Golden Village). * Connectivity: It is strategically connected to two MRT stations: * Esplanade MRT Station (CC3) on the Circle Line. * Promenade MRT Station (CC4/DT15) on both the Circle Line and the Downtown Line. * City Hall MRT Station (EW13/NS25) is also within walking distance via CityLink Mall and Esplanade Exchange. * Conveniences: The development also houses banks and a post office. * Convention Centre: The Suntec Singapore International Convention and Exhibition Centre is a significant venue for events. * Fountain of Wealth: A notable landmark within Suntec City is the Fountain of Wealth, once the world's largest fountain. In essence, Suntec City aims to be a one-stop destination offering a wide array of services, retail, dining, and entertainment options, all conveniently located and well-connected.

Great place to meet, organise event and shopping with delicious food hall

Very bustling place comprising both locals and tourist. Food prices a tad more expensive but with tons of varieties and choices. Surprise to see a vending machine selling cotton candy.

A modern conference center with a spacious shopping center with a very wide selection. The food places on the lower floors offer flavors from around the world. Near the Suntec City towers is located FOUNTAIN OF WEALTH - a symbol of wealth and life. Recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records as the world's largest fountain in 1998, the fountain's bronze ring is modeled after the Hindu Mandala (or "universe") and symbolizes unity in spirit and unity, representing the quality and harmony of all races and religions. Fantastic landmark!

One of the malls in the area I visited on the way to Marina Bay. Lots of retail stores, coffee shops and restaurants similar to the malls in the Orchard strip. If you are staying in the area then I guess this is the best option for some retail shopping in a mall.

Nice shopping mall and a food court. A good place to cool down after walking in a heat.

In some ways, Singapore is a series of shopping malls that are greater than their whole. In my 3 trips to Singapore, my favorite place for retail therapy is Orchard Road. Suntec City Mall is the one that was an easy walk from our Conrad Hilton Hotel and a good place to window shop and walk without worrying about traffic or underground connectors. Words to describe this mall are large, spacious, varied, clean, and who has all this money for these places to exist?

Singapore is known for its many malls. The famous Orchard Road is like the Las Vegas Strip of shopping. Imagine block-long malls on both sides instead of casinos. Each mall has multiple food courts and restaurants, since eating is the other famous activity in Singapore. The Suntec Mall is a standalone mall away from Orchard, and was a short, easy walk from my hotel. It is huge as well, with four different towers and multiple floors. They have a huge food court in the lower level along with cafes and restaurants scattered about. I also saw a huge Yoga Studio where the trainers are like celebrities with their own murals, a Boxing Gym, and what looks like Singapore's version of Peloton. You can even have Whiskey tasting at their Whiskey Museum. I did manage to get a new carryon roller bag from the Samsonite store. I broke my handle at SFO security so it was awkward lugging around a roller with a broken shaft. The lady at Samsonite was great and she went beyond in preparing the paperwork to get my GST refund at the airport when I fly back.

This mall is huge. Like really huge. It's divided into Towers that include offices too. There are 5 towers, so make sure you know what tower you are in to get your bearings. The mall is spacious and very clean. It's not overly dramatic with decor- it's more of a serious mall :) There are underground tunnels connecting the towers, and these tunnels are a giant food court. There are so many good options it's difficult to decide. And the place is packed at lunchtime with all the office workers there. It's a fun bustling place. Whatever you want, you can find it at Suntec

Great mall with many shops and eating places. If you need to charge your phones, there's a charging station outside of Tokyo Hands.

Its an awesome mall in Singapore compared to any mall we have here in the US. There uniqulo store had so many levels and they have so many stores and the Donki store and food courts. If I ever go back to Singapore i going back to that mall again as i don't think I finished go through it

I went twice during my stay in Singapore and I liked this mall a lot. I was impressed by how big it is and it doesn't look that big from the outside. They have a huge food court where I got a natural and so tasty sour soup juice and it made me so happy, I didn't have one in years. Among all the different stores they also have a supermarket and a medical center that I had to visit because I got sick. I went there the first time by taxi and the second time I used the train, which I loved!

One of the OG mega malls in Singapore, it incorporates convention center, a four wing 3-4 story mall, and easy access to a multitude of hotels in the surrounding area. One could easily get lost in here and wander around for hours, and is one of many malls that gives meaning to why Singaporeans consider shopping and window shopping a national past-time. You can find everything from furniture to fast food, souvenirs to shoes, health products to beauty stores,and local to international brands all scattered throughout the gigantic floor plan. Worth dropping by if you need to kill an afternoon hiding from the 98F degree weather or tropical rainstorms outside. It's near the city center district in Singapore and one metro/subway/MRT stop from the Marina Bay Sands Hotel and mall.

It is one of the many shopping malls in Singapore. It is a huge place. Only the VIVOCITY mall is the largest in Singapore. You could spend hours visiting each shop. There is a large food court in the basement.

There's a bunch of stores here so you won't get bored at all. There's even two arcades (Arcade Planet and Cow Play Cow Moo) if you wanna try for some prizes. Not to mention the abundance of food choices. It's four malls in one after all (all connected via passageways which is another feature I love about this mall). I think I found a discount store (Tokutokuya?) in this mall too which had A LOT of really cute Sanrio stuff in it! Definitely plan to spend a couple hours wandering this mall.

Do you love shopping? Most people in Singapore do and they have learned to make it pleasant. Suntec is filled with food, shopping, and multiple floors. It can be tricky to navigate if you are not used to the area. We got lost a few times but no worries you can easily find a map to help you out.

Very busy and huge mall. I was shocked at how many stores are in here. After passing a ton of stores I saw a sign that said "300 more stores ahead!" I thought I was so jet lagged that I read that incorrectly but it really has hundreds of stores here. It was nice to see a Toys R Us since in the USA they have closed. Many other recognizable brands H&M, GNC, Asics, Godiva, Lego and lots of places to eat. Major tourist attraction within walking short walking distance of the JW Marriott Hotel. Lots of walking to be done when you get inside so please wear comfy shoes. Some of the restaurants only accept Singapore cash so make sure you have some cash on you or withdraw from an ATM in the mall.

I'm going to have to call our 'shopping centre alert' here because this is basically what this place is - a massive shopping centre. Like a lot of similar shopping centres it has a food court and lots of shops, though unlike a lot of them it can be pretty easy to get lost in, or at least that is what happened to me when I first wandered through here, but then again that was my first time in Singapore so I was pretty much wandering around blind anyway. However, like much of Singapore, it is a fancy shopping centre, with a fountain - the Fountain of Wealth - in the middle, and this time I actually found out how to get into the middle of it.

vwry close to the raffles hotel. in this shopping mall you could find everything you need. for kids good.

Not the true sense of what you think when you are looking to go shopping at a mall. This one didn't have any stores I recognized but they did have some pretty satisfactory air con! We stopped in here between hop on hop off bus line changes and used the charging outlets while sipping on overpriced drinks. There's not much in the way of food here on a hot day unless you're looking for hot soups. An ice cream shop would do this place well. Even a salad bar would probably do well and be just what your body wants on a hot summer day here. But no, the options are hot soups, sweets, or coffee and tea. Meh. Be sure to go through the mall to check out the view from the other side - this mall is centrally located so it's a good photo spot. Beware - it is hotttt out on that side protected from any wind or breeze of relief!!

Suntec is the hub for all the hop on hop off buses and also the DUCKtour and bus to Sentosa. Of course, we had to get here via the hop on hop off bus each time, so we heard the story about the Fountain of Wealth about 4 times in 2 days. :P Nicely air-conditioned, so fantastic for a respite from the Singapore heat while waiting for our next attraction. Unfortunately, even though we bought the ultimate Singapore Pass, we still had to exchange our coupons for the actual DUCKtour ticket... which meant queuing up again inside instead of just hopping on the next DUCK. Between the DUCKtour and Sentosa bus, we decided to grab a quick lunch at the food court. Wandering around downstairs, we discovered... there's hardly anything to eat! Pretty much everything was under construction and we had very limited choices. :( The skeleton of the new food court looked quite impressive though, so once it's up and running, it should look quite grand.

Love this place!! It's massive and probably contains like 90% of everything you'll ever need. You'll also get tons of exercise trying to find the shops as navigation can be tricky... There are digital maps that you can use to search where the shops you want are though. Very spacious walkways. Food court has a wide array of cuisines - Japanese, dim sums, indian, waffles, frozen yoghurt etc. There is also a supermarket by the food court. There are also restaurants and cafes scattered throughout the rest of the complex.

Very big as it has 4 towers block joined into one. It is signed posted but don't be alarmed if the sign post suddenly stopped just keep going until another sign post comes along. Is well air conditioned so if you got a conference there you are well air circulated in this hot country. The convention is over 3 floors very impressive!

This place is so big, it will take you all day with 4 complexes. Whatever you need, even sightseeing tours, you can get here.

I don't even know where to begin with this place. It doesn't look that big on the map, but once you're there you really do feel like it's a city of it's own. Sometimes, you walk through the basement thinking, "Alright, I'm out of Suntec" only to find out that you've emerged to Tower 5 (or something like that) and you still haven't left! Suntec has all the name brand stores you're looking for, and is a good mix of affordable/high end retail. However, I always end up here for food. There are a plethora of restaurants to choose from, also ranging from inexpensive to pricey. So far, I've tried McDonald's near Tower 5 (it's a 2 story Micky D's that's all high-tech and nice, check it out), Muthu's Curry (pretty legit), Bistro 1855 (decent happy hour prices), Tony Roma's (because, MURICA), and Sushi Goshin (good sushi but a bit overpriced.) Recent renovations and updating their logo has done them well, as everything I've seen is all shiny and new. I wouldn't say this is a tourist destination, but since it's located near some nice hotels and the Singapore Flyer, it's inevitable that tourists end up here. If you have a lunch meeting here and you've never been, I definitely recommend showing up at least 15-20 minutes early because depending on where you arrive it could take you a while to get where you need to be. Basically, this is a convenient mall for those who work in the area or for tourists staying nearby. It's beautiful and air-conditioned, but most of the businesses here have outlets all around the island so you're not missing much.

Enjoyable mall to stroll around in Singapore. Could use some updated maps, but the mall is cleaned and filled with good shops.

This is perhaps the grandest mall I've ever seen and been to. This place is so big it takes about 3 hours just to walk all around. There are thousands of shops and stores upon which to browse. It is very beautiful during the Christmas holiday seasons. There was a gigantic Christmas tree in the middle of the mall with a huge pinball machine the size of an entire wall. Crowds and crowds of people everywhere. The guards and information desk people are also very nice, very willing to give directions. Almost everyone speaks and understands English so asking for directions was not a problem, even when amongst strangers. It's also near (within walking distance) to Marina Bay park, Esplanade, and Raffles City. Great location. Only issue is the bus system at night, it's rather difficult to figure out. We ended up taking a taxi home because the metro closes around 11pm during the weekends.

My least favorite of the malls here. However I did enjoy having drinks at IndoChine; this is a beautiful place that is very romantic. I recommend coming here for after dinner drinks/cocktails. They offer a great view of SunTec Mall an the fountain.

One of the many malls in the shoppers paradise that is Singapore. This one is further from the tourist areas and it shows. It has less footfall and the stores are more niche.

This place is very decent. The location is impeccable and the hub for many things to see. I have never seen such a mall in the states. Very cool stores that were not like department stores in the US. They seem to be specialized for whatever the product they had inside. Very cool very different!

Suntec has the World's largest high definition wall! 15 meters tall by 60 meters wide. Sheer awesomeness! The second largest Mall in SG so I've been told. I've been to several malls during my week here. I can't seem to note anything significantly cool about this particular one. A little bit more priced for the average consumer and not as outlandish as the Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands.

I think it is interesting mall with 5 towers and fountain of wealth. But some brands are more expensive than other place. Very good coffee at Starbucks and The Coffee Bean. Warning: If you are new coffee drinker for Starbucks, you should bring a friend because stuffs will shout and undercast and will say "What is your country lah? You never drink coffee lah?" Some names will be confuse to new drinkers but stuff will undercast you quickly.

This place is really good. So much air con that all you can say is "song". I rode the MRT here and I must declare it is really close by to the station. It is a major hub to all places that are interesting