Ngee Ann City

In the mall of Orchard Road, one of the three major shopping malls. Personally feel that the first and second place in Orchard Road shopping mall. Yi'an City is connected by Takashimaya and Yi'an City into a giant shopping mall. There are basically all luxury brands in the store. The first floor is basically occupied by these brands. There are many restaurants in the shopping center, and there are bookstores.

Yi'an City is one of the many shopping malls on Orchard Road. It belongs to the older shopping mall. However, Yi'an City has Takashimaya Department Store in Japan, which also attracts many people to shop, and there are many restaurants inside.

The shopping mall is equipped with a department store center operated by Takashimaya from Japan, and the entire mall is arguably everything. Visitors who visit department stores, as long as it is more than SGD 100, remember to apply for an airport tax refund on the third floor and then collect the tax refund at the airport before leaving Singapore. This is the most upscale department store in Japan, Takashimaya. This is a large Western-style department store that should not be missed. There is also a high-end retail store, some regular retail stores in the rest of the building. It is a nice place to spend a few hours here with lots of goods to choose from.

Yi'an City is an old high-end shopping center that caters to the needs of tourists. It is 7 floors and has more than 100 stores such as Cartier, Chanel, LV, Celine, Zara, Calvin Klein, Hugo Boss, Dior and Armani. But Yi'an City is not only featuring designer brands, it also has a number of beauty salons, bookstores and training development centers. For example, the most striking location between LV and Chanel on the first floor, the arrival of Ladurée has attracted a lot of queues to buy macarons. Buying such a colorful gift to friends from afar is also a big surprise. Japanese brands occupy an important position in Yi'an City, retail store brand Takasimaya is the main tenant of the shopping center, and other brands such as Jiyi Guowu Bookstore (Kinokuniya) and Best Denki Electrical Appliances are also settled here. Takashimaya not only covers many luxury skin care brands such as CPB, Sisley, Chanel, etc., but also many high-end home products, exquisite and generous, it is also worth carefully choosing. Nearest promotions such as Master Card and UnionPay will also be announced next to the service desk in the main entrance of Yi'an City. Generally, there will be MasterCard promotions all year round, the first 300 people will return cash coupons every day, and sometimes there are lottery tickets (everyone can win the lottery, and the prize value is high, don't throw away the small ticket and give up the opportunity). There is a passenger service center on the second floor on the left of Yi'an City, where you can store your luggage. If you have more shopping items, or if you want to catch a plane to come to Orchard with your luggage, you can store your luggage here first and enjoy a relaxing shopping trip.

Located at 391 Orchard Road, Singapore, Yi'an City is a must-visit shopping paradise with a mix of East and West architecture, consisting of Takashimaya Department Store, more than 130 boutiques and more than 30 restaurants. Yi'an City is a six-story building that covers almost all fashion brands. The oversized Japanese bookstore Kinokuniya has books in various languages, including Japanese comics, local history, and a large cafe.

The annual Mid-Autumn Festival is coming soon. Every year, there will be two weeks of Mid-Autumn Festival sales activities on the ground floor of Yi'an City on Orchard Road. Many big hotels in small Singapore, and the big cake makers will create delicious moon cake festivals to welcome the festival. There are also hotels and cake makers in Hong Kong and Malaysia who have also come to seize the market. You can ask for a taste of each taste before buying. Because of the fierce competition, almost every one will give discounts. Because this is a tourist area, many tourists will buy boxes of Singapore-made moon cakes and go back as handwritten letters.