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33 Sengkang West Avenue #03-01/02/03 The Seletar Mall Singapore 797653 (see map)

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The Travel Store is a chain of one-stop travel retail concept stores that offers a comprehensive range of luggage, business bags, laptop bags, outdoor packs, travel accessories and all-weather apparel with a good mixture of comfort and style that cater to the needs and demand of today's travellers.

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30 Sep 2021 - 12 min read

Funan Mall: A Thrilling Shopping Experience for All

Funan Mall, known as an IT haven in Singapore where anyone looking for anything electronics related can go, has now become the viral talk of the country since it had a revamp worth up to S$560 million. The Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat officially launched a digitally enhanced Funan Mall at the end of 2019, even though it started operating by June that year. This major reconstruction also resulted in a new name for the mall, it is now labeled as Funan DigitaLife Mall, although most locals would still refer to it as Funan Mall. The revamp was a much needed one as well, as the mall has been standing since January 1985 known then as the Funan Center. It has a total of 178 outlets spread over six floors, with anchor tenants such as Challenger Superstore occupying the most space in the mall.

However, Funan Mall had to face the reality that online shopping was rising in popularity. The businesses in the mall started experiencing a decrease in sales, forcing tenants to close down. From then, the site went through a rollercoaster of changes. It was initially planned to be renovated in 2014, yet it was demolished in mid-2016. All the tenants had to relocate elsewhere. However, when the new commercial building re-opened in June 2019, many tenants moved back in. A more stylish and artistic design as well as all the digital infusions in the mall drove the people back into Funan Mall, wanting to experience all the new things that the revamp had to offer. Now, Funan Mall has become one of the shopping centers that travellers must visit. In fact, there are many hotels in Singapore that would refer travellers to visit Funan Mall.

How to Get to Funan Mall

If you’re looking for Funan Mall nearest MRT, it won’t be hard. One of the major reconstructions in Funan Mall is the underground walkway under the North Bridge Road linking Funan Mall to City Hall MRT Station. You can take the City Hall East West Line (EW13) or the North South Line (NS25). If you’re taking a private vehicle, the new Funan Mall parking has over 400 lots, so you don’t have to worry about not being able to find a parking space even during public holidays in Singapore . Traveling to Funan Mall is much easier if you’re staying in a hotel , because the hotel management will definitely direct you to the nearest public transportation or some hotels even provide free shuttle buses. There are plenty of bus stops opposite the treasury, it depends on which direction you will be coming from. Moreover, Funan Mall is such a well-known place, it is almost impossible to get lost or not being able to find your way back to your hotel.

If you’re unable to take public transportation or a private vehicle, you can take the taxi or online taxis. The taxi drivers, who are usually locals that have been living in Singapore for a long time, should know where Funan Mall is. If you type in Funan Mall in your online taxi mobile application as the destination, you will definitely find it, and we do recommend planning how to get back to your accommodation from Funan Mall even before you arrive there just so that you won’t get lost.

What’s New in Funan Mall

When Funan Mall reopened its doors on June 28th, 2019, hundreds of new visitors eagerly waited at the doors to experience everything the new mall had to offer. The mall had gone through major renovations and redesign, mainly involving futuristic digital enhancements to cater to today’s online shopping hype. One of the first things that locals appreciated was that the new Funan is home to Taobao’s first Singapore store. Brompton Junction, a famous British manufacturer known for their folding bikes, also debuted their flagship store in Funan Mall. In addition, Singaporean fashion brand Love, Bonito also set up their largest outlet in Funan. Aside from these international brands, some of the tenants that used to occupy Funan Mall also returned, although they had mixed feelings about the new look. For the younger generation that are digital savvy, the mall is exciting and convenient. However, for the older generation or those who simply wanted to shop without relying on the internet connection all the time, the old 2016 Funan Mall lingered in their minds. This futuristic mall has the first fully-unmanned futsal court, and visitors can witness robot-enabled handsfree shopping while they’re here. In fact, most of the visitors said that they feel like they’re in a sci-fi movie after exploring Funan Mall.

In regards to the online shopping popularity, Funan Mall embraces this new trend by introducing a 24-hour click-and-collect drive-through service. At first, visitors were bewildered when they saw the new Funan Mall directory, which has The Tree of Life at the center of it. This is one of the highlights of the reconstruction, a 25-metre tall structure serving as the centerpiece houses retail pods for brands to showcase their products on a pop-up concept and host workshops. It also connects to other parts of the building, including office blocks, serviced residences, and an urban farm. The Tree of Life is simply a rebuttal to the online shopping fame, where in online shopping, the shoppers won’t be able to try the products, but in Funan Mall they surely can. We’ve gone through the shopping mall, but Funan Mall is now more than just shopping. It features twin office blocks where executives can access the offices using a sophisticated facial recognition technology. Aside from it being part of their initiative to make things more secure, the executives at the offices have expressed that they feel cool when they do it for the first few times. Of course, shopping and working in offices isn’t all. Funan Mall food is something that visitors won’t lack from, as they sport various types of cuisines in their KOPItech food court. What’s even more unique is that the visitors of the KOPItech food court can pay for their food using cryptocurrencies! This was especially surprising, it shows how much the new building really thought of catering for future generations. However, other payment types are also available, the more human kind, if you may. Chris Chang as the CapitaLand Singapore managing director said that the new Funan aims to enhance satisfaction through better customer experiences by adding a digital layer to the retail space. This wasn’t the only thing they used to excite visitors. The mall also distributed tote bags with up to S$100 worth of shopping vouchers if they spent S$50 in a single receipt for the first 300 shoppers. This would explain the crowd waiting outside of Funan Mall’s door during their reopening, as many are eager to make large purchases on digital products such as mobile phones, laptops, TVs, etcetera using the vouchers.

Although Funan Mall is a great place to be, we understand that travellers won’t stay in just one place for long. Luckily, Funan Mall is strategically situated in near vicinity to some of the must-visit tourist attractions in Singapore. Just a short walk to Stamford Road and you’ll be able to find the National Museum of Singapore. It is a classic and modern architecture in a large, vibrant museum filled with Singaporean artifacts. Dating back to 1887, the National Museum of Singapore is the oldest museum in Singapore with a progressive mind. We say progressive because even though it has a 19th century old colonial exterior, this museum uses cutting-edge technology to present the nation’s developments. You’ll find fresh perspectives of the history in Singapore in its galleries that will take you on an immersive journey through creative storytelling. This museum, through its digital installments, redefines conventional museum experience. Aside from that, as a cultural landmark in Singapore, the National Museum also hosts some of the most well-known activities and events. The Night Festival, a popular exhibition of art installations, performances and film screenings are a local favorite. It shows the different styles and genres of not only artists but of the people in Singapore. You can also find a wide range of facilities and services such as the resource centre with a growing collection of 15,000 publications on cultural studies, design, and Singapore’s history. You can also rent the venue for other occasions, such as weddings or galas.

The National Museum of Singapore is North from Funan Mall, but there is also a must-visit tourist attraction that is South from Funan Mall, which is the area of Clarke Quay. At the River Valley Road, not only will you find the amazing area of Clarke Quay, but also the Singapore River. Clarke Quay was the center of trade of Singapore in 1819, where goods would be transported upstream to the warehouses. This was the beginning of its history. Due to the traffic from the trading activity, the river became so polluted that the government decided to clean up the river and its surroundings for ten years. The city itself has gone through many major developments to combine history with modernity. Today, surprisingly, Clarke Quay is mostly known for its nightlife more than its breathtaking water views. The Clarke Quay hotels are also just as attractive, with colonial-era architecture that you would rarely see anywhere else in Singapore. We’ll shortly talk about what you can do when in Clarke Quay.

Funnily, the best time to visit Clarke Quay is at night due to it being when the city comes to life. It is actually a preferred itinerary of shopping during the day, party at night for travellers who visit Singapore, and more often than not, they choose to shop at Funan Mall. The warehouses that used to be the center of trade have been transformed into worldwide famous clubs and restaurants. You can immerse yourself in music and dancing at two of the biggest Singapore nightclubs, Zouk and Attica, known for their banging Electronic Dance Music mixes. If you’re lucky, you can watch when they invite international DJs to play as well, so make sure you RSVP early. Another famous nightclub is F. Club, which plays more hip hop and R&B music rather than EDM. Club hopping is definitely popular among the people who come there if you want to experience Clarke Quay nightlife to its fullest. The parties in these clubs will last until late in the AM, and they are so close to each other which is convenient for party hopping. However, if you’re more into a relaxed vibe, you can visit Clarke Quay bars and restaurants that are just as good.

Want to explore international cuisines? Clarke Quay is an ideal place for you. You’d be surprised to know that some of the restaurants in this city serve Singapore’s best Japanese ramen, French pastry, Italian pasta, and many more signature dishes from all over the world. Being located on the riverside, the seafood in Clarke Quay is absolutely divine. We’ve talked about activities that you can do at night, but what about what you can do during the day, before maybe going to the Funan Mall? Well, the Singapore River is one of the main attractions in Clarke Quay. It is much more than just a scenic view because you can take boat tours along the river up to Boat Quay and Marina Bay. The river also has historical bridges such as the Clemenceau Bridge and Anderson Bridge. Thinking of doing something more exciting? Adrenaline lovers, you will love the G-Max Reverse Bungy, which straps you into a capsule and catapults you straight into the air.

Whether you’re looking to wind down after a day of exploring the city or making your way back from the nightclub after hours of dancing, you’ll want to treat yourself to a comfortable bed in one of the hotels near Funan Mall or in Clarke Quay. Next, we’ll have a quick look at some of the best hotels near Funan Mall so that you can plan your staycation Singapore moment even better.

Staying in a hotel is mandatory if you’re planning to explore all of Singapore, including spending half a day to a full day shopping in Funan Mall. Luckily, there are approximately 303 hotels that you can choose from within a mile from Funan Mall, both luxurious hotels and cheap hotels in Singapore . For a 4-star stay in Singapore, you definitely have to stay in Peninsula Excelsior Singapore . The modern full-service hotel for business and leisure travelers where the finely decorated rooms overlook the Esplanade and Singapore River. This creates a perfect ambience to enjoy the elegant furnishing as well as amenities provided by the hotel. The Peninsula Excelsior Singapore is strategically situated in the vibrant and dynamic Asian hub, which is less than 5 minutes from the Raffles City and Clarke Quay MRT Station. It is also a 5-minute drive away from the Marina Bay Sands and Orchard Road.

The trip to this hotel from the Changi International Airport is also only 20 minutes, so you’ll get to rest fully after your flight. Impeccable rooms to stay in aren’t the only things that this hotel has to offer. The Peninsula Excelsior Hotel guarantees a truly unforgettable experience during your stay by providing top notch facilities, among which are 4 versatile function rooms that can cater to conferences, meetings, seminars, and other social events. They also have a business centre and an executive lounge for club floor guests, a coffee house, a gym and sauna, and two swimming pools for a leisurely stay. If you’re looking to discover more of Singapore, you can head to the tour desk where someone will be able to assist you with travel arrangements. If you’re interested, head to Traveloka App to book as they have a lot of hotel promotions in Singapore so that you can stay in luxurious hotels for less! Anyway, you can also use your SingapoRediscovers Vouchers until the end of 2021 for your hotel booking.

Another hotel worth mentioning is the Carlton Hotel Singapore . The Carlton Hotel Singapore is situated in the heart of the busy Civic District, making it an upscale business hotel that feels like home. This accommodation is suitable for executive travellers, savvy globetrotters, and those seeking quality hospitality during their stay. They have all types of rooms that you can ever imagine because they want to be able to cater to any needs from their guests. They have Deluxe Room, Studio Room, Executive Room, Premier Room, Carlton Club Room, Executive Club Room, Executive Suite, Premier Club Room, Deluxe Suite and Presidential Suite. You’ll also be able to experience true fine dining at any of the restaurants in Carlton Hotel Singapore . Cafe Mosaic serves a delightful selection of sumptuous local and international culinary creations all day long, while Wah Lok is a Cantonese Restaurant established in 1988. Their award-winning cuisine has been applauded as one of Singapore’s best restaurants since the early 1990s. They also have contemporary interiors accented with Oriental motifs and a cascading chandelier, making the atmosphere immensely sophisticated and elegant. The authentic Cantonese cuisine will pleasure your tastebuds, as they are uplifted with modern interpretations such as classic dim sum favorites and stellar main courses.

Looking for a nice restaurant for high tea? Carlton Hotel Singapore has that too! Tuxedo lets you choose from delicate French croissants for an indulgent breakfast or pick up baked breads for your room or to go. The cafe’s chic atmosphere lets you relax as you take your mid-day break with their light lunch specials. The aromatic barista brews and intricate latte art and exceptional decadent treats by their award-winning Pastry Team is an experience you won’t want to miss. Tuxedo’s signature specials include Tuxedo Cake, Red Velvet Cake, and the highly raved Carlton Chicken Pie. Last but not least, you must not miss out on dining in Shinji by Kanesaka. Shinji by Kanesaka is an extension of Chef Shinji Kanesaka, the 1 Michelin star Chef who is known for his Edo-style sushi restaurant that was first set up in Tokyo’s exclusive Ginza district. The philosophy under his dishes is simply a passionate desire to appreciate the age-old Japanese culinary traditions without compromising its integrity. Customers usually opt for the omakase menu, which is a menu selection that is entrusted entirely to the chef. It will be executed by a native Japanese team of artisan chefs led by Master Chef Koichiro Oshino.

In summary, Funan Mall is one of the oldest malls in Singapore that both locals and travellers treasure. It was heartbreaking for many when Funan Mall was demolished in 2016 instead of being reconstructed, as it is a go to for those who want to buy electronics or fix their electronic belongings. The hecticness and overcrowded Funan Mall may be a nightmare for some, but the homely tenants and good prices are worth it. For almost three years, locals had to face the fact that their designated IT mall was gone. The tenants either relocated or moved completely online. Many actually went into bankruptcy and stopped selling electronic items. That is why when the Funan Mall was revamped into a more stylish and futuristic mall without disregarding its ‘electronics’ identity, the entire nation was excited for it. There were even travellers from neighboring countries, such as Malaysia and Indonesia, who went to Singapore just to experience the reopening of Funan Mall.

There was nothing that could beat the nostalgia from when the doors were finally opened and the layout of the mall was somehow similar yet incredibly different at the same time. Visitors were excited to try all the digital features that the Funan Mall had to offer, from the one-click drive-thru shopping, robotic staff, and facial recognition access. The tenants who came back were also looking forward to how their business will expand with this new mall’s popularity. Although they weren’t sure it would serve well for the older generations, they believe that their loyal customers will still come back and buy their products and services. In addition, the mall had incorporated a space for visitors to try out various electronic products so that they know it's worth it.

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Ultimate Guide to Funan

Have you been to the newly renovated Funan yet? We’ve been working out of WeWork over the last month and have had a chance to explore the newly renovated space. With food options GALORE (it’s pretty amazing), we never go hungry and we’ve even manage to beautify and do personal errands during our lunch break. We highlight our top picks (although we say come and check out the food for yourself, there’s just too many options) on what to do in this action-packed mall. We also love the easy to navigate layout, the boutique feel (compared to other malls) and the variety of options, making it an easy spot to spend the day.

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Tiong Bahru Bakery by Spa Esprit

Funan, #04-(22-25), +65 6877 4866

You probably already know and love Tiong Bahru Bakery. Well this one is under the Spa Esprit Group and headed by artisan baker Gontran Cherrier from Paris. Swing by for a quick cuppa and a fluffy croissant or fuel up for your shopping spree with delicious breakfast and lunchtime eats like the squid ink sandwich with salmon, parma ham and rocket layered between blackened buns. Be sure to save room for their irresistible sweet treats.

Open Sun-Thu, 9am-9pm, Fri-Sat, 9am-10pm

PPP by Chye Seng Huat Hardware

Funan, #02-19, +65 6299 4321

Papa Palheta is one of our favourite coffee brands in Singapore, so we were stoked to find out that a new outlet was opening in Funan. To celebrate 10 years in the coffee biz, the company is rebranding as PPP, and the Funan outlet is the first to open under the new name. Expect the same superb quality of beans that made Papa Palheta famous, as well as tasty pastries and a range of outstanding coffees from the best roasts that have been archived over the years and kept frozen in the PP library.

Mon-Sunday, 9am-10pm

NOKA by the Spa Esprit Group

Funan, #07-38 p. +65 6877 4878

Noka means ‘farmhouse’ in Japanese, which is fitting for this lovely Japanese restaurant that’s connected to a rooftop urban farm by partner Edible Garden City. Sample classic and modern Japanese dishes prepared with fresh herbs and pesticide-free produce grown right next door. The restaurant is the sister venue to Open Farm Community, a popular farm-to-table restaurant by the Spa Esprit Group.

Open Mon – Sun, 11:30am-2:30pm, 6pm-10pm

AFURI Ramen

Funan, #B1-29, p. +65 6970 1386.

Japan’s famous Afuri Ramen has opened their first branch in Singapore in the basement of Funan, and there are already lineups out the door. The ramen chain is famous for its Yuzu Ramen, which comes with two choices of soup broth: shio (salt) or shoyu (soy sauce). Each bowl comes with springy noodles, sliced pork, bamboo shoots, seaweed and mizuna leaves in a gorgeously light, citrusy broth.

Open daily 10am – 10pm

Funan, #01-04

Tsuta is the world’s first Michelin-starred ramen shop, so as you can imagine, foodies are already getting fired up to visit this Tokyo chain’s branch in Funan Mall. First up you have to try the signature ramen with either shio or shoyu broth. It comes with buttery sliced pork, a flavourful ajitama egg, smooth handmade noodles, and a big dollop of black truffle on top. Other offerings include the teriyaki spicy chicken noodles and the Kamo Abura Soba with char siu and cashews.

Open daily 11am – 10pm

Funan #B2-24

Kopitime is stepping things up a notch with their new food court in the Funan basement that includes 20 self-service kiosks where you can order and pay for your food digitally instead of standing in line to order at a counter. Simply click on the screen to find a huge range of dishes including healthy options. You can also use the FB Messenger app to order and use multiple payment methods including cryptocurrency. Watch the screens for your number to pop up when your order is ready.

Tech360.tv Studio

Funan, #03-K05, p. +65 9819 1359

Located on the third floor of Funan, the Tech360.tv Studio functions as an experiential space where folks who are interested in the latest happenings in the tech world can get a behind-the-scenes glimpse into how the Tech360 team does their reviews on the latest tech products and take part in workshops and talks by experts in the tech industry. It also functions as a co-working space for the Tech360 team.

Open Mon -Sun, 10am-10pm

Funan, #03-01, p. +1800 222 6868

If you’re looking to pimp out your pad with smart devices and gadgets, COURTS is your one-stop shop. Nearly everything in the store is IoT (Internet of Things) compatible, which means they can be connected to the Internet to make your life easier. The store also has the first Google retail experience in Southeast Asia where you can try out Google Home devices. Head to the robotics section to meet GT Assistar, the robotic sales assistant.

Open Mon – Sun, 11am-10pm

Nikon Experience Hub

Funan, #03-13, p. +65 6972 1317

Diehard Nikon fans can get all the latest cameras, equipment and accessories at the Nikon Experience Hub. Right now the new Z series are flying off the shelves. These super compact, high-performance cameras are mirrorless and have loads of cool features like the ability to produce high-resolution videos and share images and videos instantly online.

Open Mon – Sun, 11am-9pm

Funan, #03-K04, p. +65 6383 9933

Whether you’re a budding photographer looking for new gear to play with or a seasoned professional in need of the latest cutting edge camera equipment, the Fujifilm store has everything you need to make beautiful images. Go for a top-of-the-line digital SLR pro model or a simple point-and-shoot camera you can take with you anywhere. They also do photo printing and passport photos.

Open Mon – Sun, 10am-10pm

Funan, #01-27, p. +65 6952 6540

Dyson recently moved its HQ from the UK to Singapore, so it should probably come as no surprise that this electronics powerhouse now has an awesome new store in tech-centric Funan. You’ll find everything from vacuum cleaners to air purifiers and sleek hair care products, plus the world’s first Dyson Beauty Lab dedicated to their top-selling Dyson Supersonic™ hair dryer and the Dyson Airwrap™ styler.

Funan, 109 North Bridge Rd, Singapore 179097, p. +65 6681 6768

Despite the controversy surrounding WeWork’s CEO stepping down, the presence of the co-working brand is growing here in Singapore. The Funan location has been our go-to hub for all things work related lately, and we can honestly say that it’s a pretty sweet spot to get your productivity on. Sprawling across two floors, the 40,000 square-foot space has plenty of room to spread out and cool features like facial recognition turnstiles and the option for cardless entry.

Open Mon -Fri, 9am-6pm

67 Hill St, Level 4 Funan Mall, Singapore 179370 p. +65 6970 2288

TFX Extraordinary Fitness

Funan, #04-18, p. +65 6690 2388

Trim down and tone up at TFX Extraordinary Fitness, a state-of-the-art gym that offers unique fitness classes and ultra-modern equipment. In keeping with the tech-savvy theme at Funan, the gym has technology-enabled training and tracking systems so you can monitor your progress and tap into new ways to work out more efficiently. Work up a sweat at a HIIT class, take a swim in the pool, then chill out on the relaxation deck post-workout.

Open Mon -Sun, 7am-10pm

Funan, #04-19 to 21, p. +65 6877 4887

It’s all about smooth skin and beach-ready bods at Strip, a waxing salon that specialises in Brazilian waxing. The trained technicians use only high-quality wax and products that are designed to keep your skin smooth long after the waxing is done. They cater to both men and women and can tend to pretty much any area of the body that you want to see hair-free.

Open Mon -Sun, 10am-9pm

Funan, #04-19 to 21, p. +65 6877 4886

If you really want to make your eyes pop, pay a visit to Browhaus for some expert brow and eyelash grooming. Have a chat with the experienced brow artists to find out the best brow shape for your face and skin tone, then let them work their magic with threading, tweezing, or tinting. They can also transform your lashes with a range of treatments like extensions, tinting, and lining.

The Green Capsule

Funan, #04-11, p. +65 6908 4087

If you’re like most apartment dwellers living in Singapore, then a home garden is probably out of the question. But that doesn’t mean you can’t green up your space a little with some live plants. The Green Capsule specialises in terrariums that are cleverly designed to fit into pretty much any small space. You can pick up mini-gardens in glass capsules, gorgeous greenwalls, and smart gardens to grow plants and herbs inside.

Open Mon -Sun, 11am-9pm

Funan, #04-01 to 06, p. +65 6336 6046

Looking to outfit a brand new apartment or upgrade your space? If so, then Grafunkt is your spot. The curated collections include pieces by designers from around the globe and include everything from beds to side tables, lighting, shelving, seating and more. Each piece is exquisitely crafted, fully functional, and made to last so you can enjoy it for years to come.

Open Mon -Sun, 11:30am-8:30pm

Love, Bonito

Funan, #02-09

Homegrown fashion brand Love, Bonito just opened its biggest store yet at Funan Singapore, and we’re head over heels with the new space. Besides offering a great range of fun, flirty, and functional pieces for work, play, or special occasions, the store also offers extras like an infinity mirror room, an augmented reality runway where you can snap selfies while wearing your new threads in a field of flowers, and an express e-commerce counter.

Beyond the Vines

Funan, #02-08, p. +65 8112 0332

Effortlessly elegant should be the motto at Beyond the Vines, a contemporary women’s wear label that offers essential pieces for everyday wear. You’ll find a great mix of classic pieces alongside bold interpretations boasting interesting cuts and contours. Whether you’re looking for chic black and white pieces to wear to the office or light and breezy outfits in bold colours to wear on a leisurely Sunday afternoon, you’ll find it here.

The Green Collective

Funan, #02-18

The Green Collective makes it easy to live more sustainably with over 40 homegrown eco-friendly and socially conscious brands in one space. Peruse the shelves for beautiful homewares, healthy snacks including vegan and gluten-free treats, environmentally friendly soaps and household cleaners. They also do regular workshops where you can learn more about upcycling, composting, DIY beauty products and more.

Funan, #0 2-15, p. +65 9728 0215

This new lifestyle stationary shop has a range of products that are sure to brighten up any desk. Think beautiful notebooks in an array of cheerful colours, quality paper, and other stationary- elated accessories. The brands come from Japan and Europe and include Geodesign, Kokuyo Trystram, Zebra Click Art, H-Concept, and Hitotoki.

Funan, #01-06 , p. +65 6952 5861

You’ve gotta love fashion brands that think outside the box. UK label Superdry fuses vintage Americana with Japanese graphics and adds a uniquely British twist. Attention to detail is key in every garment from the quality fabrics to the hand-drawn graphics and meticulous stitching. The pieces range from edgy streetwear like parkas and hoodies to cozy knitwear like jumpers and cardigans.

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A Complete Guide To Halal Food At Funan

Noor Aishah Karim  •  May 15, 2023

Funan is a vibrant and modern lifestyle destination located in the heart of Singapore. Formerly known as Funan DigitaLife Mall, it has undergone a remarkable transformation to become an innovative and interactive hub that caters to a diverse range of interests. Funan offers a unique blend of retail stores, tech boutiques, coworking spaces, and experiential zones, making it a one-stop destination for shopping, entertainment, and community engagement. Ever wondered what was halal food available there, we got you covered!

1) Butter Bean

Butter Bean is a renowned sandwich chain that has mastered crafting mouthwatering sandwiches. With a focus on quality ingredients and creative flavour combinations, Butter Bean has become a go-to destination for sandwich enthusiasts. Their menu features a wide range of options, from classic favourites like turkey and cheese to unique creations that cater to diverse palates. Each sandwich is meticulously prepared, using freshly baked bread and generous fillings, ensuring a satisfying and enjoyable dining experience. Whether you're in the mood for a hearty meat-filled sandwich or a refreshing vegetarian option, Butter Bean has something to please every sandwich lover.

Halal status: Halal-certified

P.S. Wondering what else you could eat in the CBD area? Check this out!

2) Delibowl

Delibowl specialises in Sichuan cuisine, offering a unique fast-food experience that allows you to indulge in authentic Chinese flavours. Embracing the tagline "One Bowl to Satisfy," Delibowl ensures that their dishes are packed with all the essential elements for a fulfilling meal ? Among their highly recommended options, the Mapo Tofu stands out ($6.90 à la carte, $9.90 as a set meal). This delectable dish combines tender chunks of tofu and minced meat, immersed in a fiery sauce infused with fermented bean sauce, chilli oil, and Sichuan peppercorn (think Mala!). Fans of spicy food will undoubtedly relish this delightful offering!

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3) Dunkin Donuts

When a doughnut craving strikes, Dunkin' Donuts will likely be one of the initial names to pop into your head! The Strawberry Frost doughnut they offer is reminiscent of creation from The Simpsons, adorned with vibrant pink strawberry frosting and a delightful sprinkle of rainbow colours. Additionally, their stuffed doughnuts are an absolute crowd-pleaser, brimming with scrumptious fillings such as vanilla custard, strawberry jam, or chocolate. You have the option to visit their stores for in-person purchases or conveniently order individual doughnuts, doughnut boxes, or a delectable assortment of bite-sized munchkin doughnuts online.

P.S. Looking for other halal doughnuts to eat or gift your loved ones? Check this out!

4) Fruit Paradise

Are you someone who can never resist the allure of sweet treats? ? Thankfully, Singapore offers a huge variety of halal dessert establishments that are worth exploring. However, if your heart desires a taste of authentic Japanese desserts, you'll definitely want to take note of the halal-certified Fruit Paradise! This delightful Japanese Patisserie is renowned for crafting exquisite, towering tarts and cakes, providing you with the ultimate opportunity to savor delectable treats and satisfy your sweet tooth. ?

Looking for other must-tries at Fruit Paradise? We got you covered!

Looking to treat yourself to Japanese food? You should check out the newly halal-certified Japanese grill house, GyoGyo, at Funan! From delicious Japanese grilled fish sets to unique Teppan Spaghetti, there’s something for everyone ?

Heading to Gyo Gyo soon? Check this out to go fully prepared!

6) Kebabs Faktory

If you're looking for a quick and satisfying meal that caters to your foodie cravings, look no further than Kebabs Faktory, a fast-food restaurant in Singapore specialising in an array of kebabs inspired by global cuisines! When it comes to deciding what to indulge in, there's no question—their kebab rolls reign supreme as the most outstanding and authentic option in town! At Kebabs Faktory, you'll find an all-encompassing kebab haven featuring an impressive assortment of kebabs representing diverse culinary traditions. Every kebab is meticulously prepared daily with utmost dedication and care, using only the finest cuts of succulent lamb legs and premium chicken thighs. Rest assured, your kebab cravings will be satisfied with each mouthwatering bite!

7) Mcdonalds

Ask any Singaporean, and they'd tell you about their love affair with McDonald's. and they'll passionately express their deep affection for McDonald's. While McDonald's is an iconic fast-food chain globally, McDonald's Singapore has carved a special place in the hearts of locals, thanks to its mouthwatering curry sauce—a delectable accompaniment that complements almost any dish. And let's not forget about their extraordinary garlic chilli sauce, which transcends the realm of ordinary chilli sauces and elevates the enjoyment of their beloved fries to a whole new level!

8) Old Chang Kee

We’re all familiar with Old Chang Kee, right? Well, we’ve got to be! ? It’s the famous snack, food and beverage chain specialising in curry puffs, fried finger foods and occasionally unique and memorable themed foods.

Known for their mouth-watering Popiah and Nasi Lemak, Qiji has become a household name for all! Qiji never fails to deliver on taste and authenticity. Each dish is prepared with meticulous attention to detail, ensuring a truly satisfying dining experience. Qiji has earned a loyal following by consistently delivering flavorful and affordable dishes that capture the essence of local Singaporean cuisine. Whether you're craving a quick snack or a satisfying meal, Qiji is the perfect place to dine at!

10) Saap Saap Thai

Saap Saap Thai is a haven for genuine Thai cuisine enthusiasts. Renowned for their mouthwatering Thai beef boat noodles (starting from SGD7.90), this delightful dish features tender chunks and slices of beef generously combined with noodles, all immersed in a revitalising broth. A single serving of their signature Thai beef boat noodles is more than sufficient to satiate your hunger, leaving you fully satisfied and craving more!

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11) Sanook Kitchen

Sanook Kitchen, a halal-certified Thai food chain, offers a delightful selection of authentic and budget-friendly Thai cuisine right at Funan! With its laid-back ambience and a menu that feels like home, Sanook Kitchen is an excellent option when you're yearning for the flavours of tom yum soup, pineapple fried rice, or delectable stuffed chicken wings. Their dishes are ideal for enjoying with your loved ones, and their tom yum platter is particularly perfect for sharing, creating a delightful dining experience for the entire family!

12) Smile Martabak

Smile Martabak is a beloved establishment renowned for its delectable Indonesian dessert, martabak. Located in various locations, Smile Martabak has become a go-to destination for dessert enthusiasts seeking a delightful treat. The star of their menu is the martabak, a sweet and indulgent pancake-like creation filled with an assortment of delicious fillings. From classic flavours like chocolate and cheese to innovative combinations like Oreo and Nutella, Smile Martabak offers a wide range of options to satisfy any craving.

Stuff'd is a popular food chain that has gained a loyal following for its mouthwatering selection of stuffed wraps and burritos. With multiple locations, Stuff'd offer a diverse menu inspired by various international cuisines, catering to various tastes and dietary preferences. Whether you're a meat lover, a vegetarian, or seeking a healthier option, Stuff has something to suit every palate. Each wrap is carefully assembled with fresh ingredients, flavorful sauces, and fillings such as grilled meats, vegetables, and aromatic herbs and spices.

If you're new to Subway, get ready to embark on a personalised sandwich adventure! Subway offers a unique experience where you can customise your sandwiches by selecting your preferred bread, flavour, cheese, and vegetables. To elevate your creation, you also have the freedom to add your choice of delectable sauces. During our delightful exploration, we enjoyed sampling one of Subway's beloved classics, the Italian BMT, featuring a tantalising combination of beef pepperoni, beef salami, and chicken ham. If you want further recommendations, we highly encourage trying the Subway Melt and Subway Club—they're irresistible!

15) The Tree Cafe

Indulge in affordable and casual halal Western cuisine at The Tree Cafe. While Western-style dishes often come with a hefty price tag ranging from $20 to $25 per plate, you'll be pleasantly surprised to discover that the most expensive item on The Tree Cafe's menu is a mere $17.90!? Prepare to learn more about this wonderful hangout spot that will become your new favourite destination!

16) Wok Hey

Seemingly the only place in the world to get your favourite fried rice in an air-conditioned environment, the people behind WOK HEY brilliantly identified a demand for quick stir-fries in more upscale settings, catering for those looking for a speedy takeaway meal. Their stalls are up-kept versions of hawker stalls, where a glass-viewing screen stands in between customers so you can still witness the satisfying mixing of ingredients without having wok fumes lingering all over you on the way back to the office!

17) Yakiniku Shokundo

With a commitment to providing both authenticity and halal certification, Yakiniku Shokudo is the ultimate destination for delectable and reasonably priced Japanese yakiniku dining! The chef highly recommends indulging in their renowned Beef Karubi set, which happens to be their most beloved option. Priced at an incredible $8.90 per set, this culinary delight is bound to exceed your expectations and leave you craving for more! ? As one of the most sought-after choices for yakiniku, having the Beef Karubi on your table is an absolute must-have experience!

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And that it for our list of halal eateries at Funan, perfect for your hungry tummies after thrifting and shopping! Which is your favourite?

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San Francisco on Thursday sued Oakland after officials there voted in favor of changing the name of the city’s airport to San Francisco Bay Oakland International Airport, saying the change will cause confusion and is already affecting its airport financially.

Last week, the Board of Commissioners for the Port of Oakland voted unanimously to move forward with the name-change and scheduled a second vote for final approval on May 9.

The airport is currently called Oakland International Airport.

“We had hoped Oakland would come to its senses, but their refusal to collaborate on an acceptable alternative name leaves us no choice but to file a lawsuit to protect SFO’s trademark,” San Francisco City Attorney David Chiu said in a statement.

San Francisco is asking the court to prevent Oakland airport from moving forward with its name-change and rule that the new name violates San Francisco International Airport’s trademark.

“The renaming plan appears intentionally designed to divert travelers who may be unfamiliar with Bay Area geography and lead them to believe OAK has a business relationship with SFO, which it does not,” Chiu said, adding that the renaming would be particularly confusing for international travelers who don’t speak or read English.

Oakland airport officials said they plan to implement the name-change and defend their right to do so in court.

“OAK’s proposed renaming does not infringe upon SFO’s mark,” the Port of Oakland said in a statement.

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An AR walkway, infinity mirror room and more at Love, Bonito’s largest store yet

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• Jul 2, 2019

Checked out the new Funan mall yet? If you weren’t one of the many who rushed down during their opening weekend (Jun 28-30), here’s one reason why you should.

The new Love, Bonito store at Funan is the local fashion brand’s third in Singapore and their largest yet. At over 6,000 sq ft, it’s larger than their 313@Somerset flagship. And with that size, comes plenty of space for bells and whistles that make shopping there such an experience.

First, the cool stuff. Along their central corridor is an augmented reality-enabled walkway. Simply scan a QR code with your smartphone and you’ll be brought to a Facebook camera that erupts into colourful blooms when you point it at the walkway. Then there’s the infinity mirror room. Essentially a walk-in space with mirrors around you in a 180° spread, it’s the perfect spot for a glam shot for the ‘gram.

Actually, the entire pink pastel hued space is so photo-worthy that it’s hard not to snap away at everything. But it’s also the practical stuff that turns this store into an experience zone. The modular fitting rooms they’re known for, where you’re able to open up the dividers between them, makes its appearance here.

Then there’s the new and supremely spacious VIP fitting rooms. Those in wheelchairs and those with prams will get priority access to these rooms. They are also used for those enlisting help from Love, Bonito stylists—it’s a new service they’re offering—so they can give their two cents in the fitting room with you.

There’s also a community space at the back of the store, where fashion, beauty, health and wellness events as well as thematic workshops will be held.

Need more reason to head down? Just for the month of July, a minimum spend of $120 will get you a free limited edition scarf. There are also Funan exclusive graphic tees ($23.90) themed around Love, Bonito’s values of confidence, community and change. Grab one while you can.

Love, Bonito Funan is located at #02-09, 107 North Bridge Rd.

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In April 2020 — only a month or so into the COVID-19 pandemic — my wife and I were running out of things to do. The novelty of Zoom calls with friends was wearing off. We’d watched lots of movies and TV. We were itching to get out of our apartment, but with the virus still raging, we couldn’t risk being around other people. Then we had an idea: Why not go for a drive?

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For our first trip, we drove the length of Little Tujunga Canyon Road in the Angeles National Forest. After that, we were hooked. In the ensuing months, we crisscrossed the Santa Monica Mountains and made trips into Los Padres National Forest and beyond.

My wife bought me a California road atlas, and it became part of our scenic drive ritual: We’d consult its pages for inspiration, looking for two-lane roads and state highways that squiggled through mountain ranges or meandered through deserts. After returning home, I’d highlight our route. Four years after our first drive, the atlas is full of highlights documenting our travels — and there’s still a lifetime’s worth of backroads we haven’t covered yet.

No matter where we go, each drive gives me a deeper appreciation for the incredible range of landscapes in Southern California. And these journeys have led to many rewarding discoveries, from out-of-the-way diners to new trailheads for hiking and biking.

If you’re tired of visiting the same places, it’s time to hit the road. These two trips — all within a three-hour drive of the city — will get you started.

Los Padres National Forest and Carrizo Plain National Monument This route traverses winding mountain roads through Los Padres and spits you out near the southern entrance to Carrizo Plain — a vast preserve of native grassland and a hotspot for wildflowers (at least on some years ) and birdwatching . From Interstate 5, take Exit 205 and head west on Frazier Mountain Park Road. This two-lane road changes names several times as it ascends into the San Emigdio Mountains, passing forested slopes and epic canyon views along the way.

After about 42 miles, you’ll meet California 166. Take a right here and then a left on Soda Lake Road to enter Carrizo Plain National Monument. Drive northwest for 35 miles to the parking lot for the Soda Lake Trail, a short boardwalk that gets you up close to the park’s salt-crusted lake. If you plan ahead, you can also book a guided tour of Painted Rock, a sandstone outcrop with Native American rock art.

Hungry? Head back the way you came, take a right on California 166, and drive west 15 miles to the Cuyama Buckhorn , a renovated ’50s motel, restaurant and bar. The eatery’s Santa Maria-style tri-tip is superb, and if you grab a room, you can turn this scenic drive into a full weekend escape .

Volcan Mountain and Julian This route will take you to Julian , a mountain town famous for its apple orchards and delicious pies. From Interstate 15, take Exit 58 for California 79. Take a right on Pechanga Parkway and head south. The road becomes Pala Temecula Road and emerges into a wide canyon with mountains towering on either side. Take a left at Pala Mission Road and continue east on California 76, which hugs the San Luis Rey River before ascending more than 1,000 feet up a chaparral-covered ridgeline.

After some hairpin turns, the road levels off and skirts Lake Henshaw, a picturesque reservoir. Take a right on California 79, and after 10 miles, take a left on Wynola Road. Follow that road for about 3.5 miles, then take a left on Farmer Road to arrive at Volcan Mountain Wilderness Preserve. Stretch your legs on the Five Oaks Trail , a 1.2-mile path that ascends the western flank of Volcan Mountain and offers sweeping views of the orchards below.

With your appetite revved up, head south on Farmer Road into Julian and make a stop at the Julian Pie Co . Grab a well-deserved slice of apple pie and some apple cider and rest your feet at a picnic table while you chow down.

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1. Race plankton in Manhattan Beach In celebration of Earth Day, the Roundhouse Aquarium will hold a day full of educational activities inside and outside its facilities. Highlights include dolphin spotting, a fish feeding, crafts, games, a “shark shack” and, yes, plankton racing. The festivities kick off at 10:30 a.m. Saturday and go until 4 p.m. The event is free, but be sure to register ahead of time at roundhouseaquarium.org .

2. Go gardening in San Pedro Give back to the land by planting native species, removing weeds, mulching and watering the White Point Nature Preserve’s garden with the folks at Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy. You’ll also have the chance to enter a raffle and take a guided nature walk. As a bonus, refreshments will be provided by Starbucks to keep you cool and hydrated. The three-hour event begins at 9 a.m. Saturday. All volunteers under age 16 should be accompanied by an adult, and all volunteers under age 18 must have a parent or guardian sign a waiver at the event. Register at pvplc.com .

3. Stretch your legs on Venice Boulevard CicLAvia is back. And this time it’s shutting down a 5.75-mile stretch of Venice Boulevard that connects Palms, Mar Vista and Venice Beach for walkers, joggers, bikers, roller skaters, unicyclers, penny-farthings, pogo sticks — anything as long as it’s completely powered by humans. There will be three local hubs along the route where you’ll be able to partake in family-friendly activities, pump air into your bike’s tires, refill your water bottle and use the restroom. Be sure to reference CicLAvia’s digital map so you can scope out the local businesses you’d like to visit along the way. It all takes place from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. For more information about the event and the area it covers, visit ciclavia.org .

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The Klamath River in Northern California has turned brown and muddy, but that’s a good thing. As Times writer Ian James reports , it’s a side effect of the largest dam removal project in history, which aims to restore the river to its natural state. Four dams are being removed along the Klamath, and the river is passing freely through tunnels in three of them, draining reservoirs and churning up an estimated 2.3 million tons of sediment that had settled along the bottom of those man-made lakes. Although the turbid water might look ugly, restoration advocates and tribal leaders see it as a sign of healing. The muck is passing out of the Klamath, and new life — everything from salmon heading upstream to native plant seedlings along the riverbanks — will soon take its place.

Happy adventuring,

Want to try birding but don’t have binoculars? Head to the Audubon Center in Ernest E. Debs Regional Park. The center is open from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday through Sunday, and you can borrow a free pair of binoculars (as well as a birding guide, backpack and other gear) to help you spot the 140 species of birds that call the park home.

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Bricks World LEGO Certified Store (Funan)

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Looking for more complex LEGO builds and elaborate structures? This official LEGO store in Funan Mall is the first adult-focused concept store in Singapore. Walk up to the front of the industrial-style store where the words 'Adults Welcome' greet you and feel free to browse the wide range of sets that will see build amazing structures and things like iconic buildings from different cities, F1 cars, Star Wars paraphernalia and even replicas of popular art pieces.

Unlike the standard LEGO sets for kids, these sets are generally more complex, and take longer to build – and it is intentional! Think of it as zen in a brick – most adult (and young adult too) builders have said that LEGO set building helps them find their flow and  focus singularly on a task, allowing their mind to rest. Instruction booklets are provided so don't be afraid to take up a challenge!

The concept store is also set to hold workshops and classes for hobbyists who want to challenge themselves more and improve in their craft. 

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• Address 107 North Bridge Road, Singapore 179105
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• Website Funan Mall

Funan is the newly revamped version of the former Funan DigitalLife Mall. The mall's fresh, modern look is barely recognizable from its predecessor, but it still retains its reputation as one of the best places in Singapore to buy high-quality electronics products at reasonable prices .

With 85% more mall space than in the old building, shoppers now have more buying options and can enjoy more restaurants and amenities .

• One-stop mall for electronics products in Singapore: Funan currently houses 34 shops under the Electronics & Technology category, and this number is expected to grow as more businesses settle in the new mall. All shops offer genuine items at competitive prices, so shoppers can be assured of finding good quality products. Key tenants include Courts, Best Denki, and Audio Technica.
• First IoT-enabled store and first Google Experience Zone in Southeast Asia: At Courts in Funan, you can find new innovations, including the largest Samsung Smart Home retail concept in Singapore. Additionally, the shop features GT Assiststar, an in-store robot assistant that greets you at the shop entrance.
• Singapore Visitor Centre on the premises: Tourists visiting Funan can take advantage of the mall’s exclusive partnership with the Singapore Tourism Board. The Singapore Visitor Centre is conveniently located at Basement 2, where tourists can go for inquiries and concerns. Additionally, the mall offers complimentary loans of baby strollers and wheelchairs for tourists with babies, PWDs, or senior citizens.

PLUS POINTS:

• Rooftop Garden: Tired shoppers can relax in the rooftop garden and enjoy the view of Marina Bay and the Central Business District skyline. The garden is located next to The Ark futsal court and connects to an urban farm where visitors can find more than 50 types of edible fruits and vegetables.
• Free Wi-Fi: Funan Mall offers free wireless internet access so that mall-goers can stay connected to the world wide web while shopping, dining, or lounging at the mall.
• Free Mobile Charging Stations: Don’t have a power bank? Recharge your mobile gadgets for free at any of the mobile charging stations located on the upper levels of the mall. Power outlets are also available along the stairs throughout the mall.
• Central location : The Mall is conveniently located in the City Hall district, just a few minutes away from the City Hall MRT station. It’s an ideal destination to visit while exploring nearby attractions in Singapore.

ELECTRONICS ON OFFER:

1. Technology gadgets:  

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• Mobile Accessories
• Camera lens
• Home theatre system
• Gaming console
• Thumb drive
• Smart gadgets

2. Home appliances:

• Rice cooker
• Electric kettle
• Coffee machine
• Vacuum cleaner
• Washing machine
• Blu-ray player
• Air conditioner

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• Bus Stop After City Hall Station Exit B: 32, 51, 63, 80, 195, 195A, 851, 851e, 961, 961C
• Bus Stop Opposite the Treasury: 1N, 2N, 3N, 4N, 5N, 6N, 51, 61, 63, 80, 124, 145, 166, 174, 174E, 197, 851, 851E, 961, 961C, NR1, NR2, NR5, NR6, NR7, NR8

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New in town: Wayang — Virtual business opens 1st physical outlet serving customisable Indonesian rice meals in Funan Mall

Craving Indonesian cuisine in the Central Business District (CBD)? Look no further than the newly opened Wayang  in  Funan Mall !

Quite a quirky name, is it not? With the meaning of a theatrical performance by either puppets or people, Wayang can also be used as slang to describe someone as extremely dramatic. It is definitely a name one would not forget.

Before, Wayang was a virtual business, operating with only delivery available. As of 5 Apr 2023 , you can enjoy their delectable meals in person at their freshly opened physical store in Funan. Our Muslim friends need not worry, as Wayang is halal certified.

As Wayang focuses more on rice-based dishes, you can choose between 3 different types of rice and sambal , along with a wide selection of 17 different proteins to suit your palate. For the rice, the selection — White , Yellow (+S$1) or Lime Rice (+S$1) — is versatile to complement both the sambal and protein chosen.

What is Indonesian cuisine without the beloved sambal ? To cater to different spice tolerances, Wayang provides Belacan Chilli  suitable for the spicy extreme, Green Chilli  for a lil’ kick and  Balinese Chilli  for a traditional flair.

However, the main star will no doubt be the protein. Chicken lovers will adore the Ayam Titanium (S$9.20) , while those who enjoy seafood have options like the  Blur Sotong (S$9.20)  or  Prawn Hub (S$9.50) . There are vegetarian options like the Tofuriffic (S$7.20) for specific dietary needs.

Wayang even offers unique, luxurious choices like the  Salted-Egg Crab Landing On You (S$13.20) . Thanks to their never ending puns, you may even have to choke back a laugh during your order.

Wayang has extended their old menu to include small snacks and drinks. Desserts like the Chocolate & Cheese Roti Bakar (S$7.50)  is a peculiar must try! Wayang is sure to attract a crowd, with local Indonesian food with modern tastes. For those who want to give a try, be sure to stop by Funan to check it out.

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Taobao's first physical store in South-east Asia opens in Funan

SINGAPORE - Chinese e-commerce platform Taobao has opened its first store in South-east Asia, in Funan mall, to cater to rising demand for its home furniture goods.

Called Taobao Store by Virmall, the shop is a partnership between Taobao and Virmall, a local firm that helps to curate and bring in products from merchants on Taobao.

Opened on Wednesday (Sept 4), the shop offers more than 300 products from furniture to kitchen appliances and clothes. About 80 per cent of the items are from the home and living category, the fastest-growing category in Singapore on Taobao.

The 6,000 sq ft store on Basement Two of Funan mall is about 10 times larger than Taobao's previous six-month pop-up at multi-label concept store NomadX in Plaza Singapura.

The opening of the Taobao store comes as competition in the e-commerce marketplace heats up, with home-grown shopping platform Shopee opening its new regional headquarters in Kent Ridge on Tuesday.

Taobao, which is under tech giant Alibaba, declined to reveal the revenue generated in Singapore in past years.

There are Taobao stores, such as pop-ups, in other countries.

Its Funan store offers a complimentary virtual reality (VR) service for shoppers to better visualise how a piece of furniture will fit into their homes.

While some large furniture pieces can be purchased only by scanning the item's QR code on the Taobao mobile app, a number of items, such as the Xiaomi 90 series 20-inch luggage ($108.80), are available for cash and carry at the store.

Shoppers can also send their online Taobao orders to the Funan store, instead of their homes, where they can pick up their orders at their convenience.

Ms Charlene Zhang, business development lead at Taobao Singapore, told The Straits Times it was a natural step for Taobao to set up a physical store in Singapore, following the positive feedback from previous pop-up showcases.

She said sales in the home and living category have been on the rise since Taobao started offering the option of sea shipping to Singapore in 2017, which allows for the delivery of bulkier furniture items.

"Typically home and living items are priced higher so shoppers may be a bit more apprehensive of buying big-ticket items, such as a sofa, online. Having a physical store allows them to see and touch before buying," she said.

Virmall's general manager Sky Chen said the store allows shoppers a chance to view more unique and well-made products not necessarily associated with Taobao's brand.

He said: "Over the years, many brands and merchants have grown with Taobao and are producing well-designed and good quality products, which customers outside of China might not realise."

As part of the store's opening celebrations, there will be flash deals starting from $3.90 this weekend. Taobao will hold its 99 Mega Sale on Sept 9 and 10, where shoppers can get free shipping for more than 999 items and other perks in store.

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