What can I say to a already wonderful place. They have everything you need: food shop, and shop, food. What is the most amazing is that the subway were right down the basement so yes, you could go anywhere. Love it! More

This is a nice place to hang out especially at night. I had dinner there once and it was great stuff. There are lots of shops and has a very trendy atmosphere. More

Raffles City is the first mall I've been to where there was a saxophonist playing in one of the shops - one of the places selling shirts clearly thinks that smoooooth jazz might bring in more customers. It's a medium sized mall with a few levels, and fairly well-represented with medium to slightly-higher end shops: so there's a Marks &... More

I love this Shopping Centre. I find it very handy as I usually stay at a nearby hotel. Great dining and food options, eg. The Foodplace Foodcourt at the top level, Robinsons Department Store, Marks and Spencer, great cafes and clothes/shoes stores. The Supermarket in the basement level is also very good - wide selection, but a little more expensive... More

A great shopping centre in the centre of the city. The food mall on the B1 level has some great full service restaurants. Most of the major brand stores that you would want to find are here. More

Absolutely immaculate and a prime example of a big mall in Asia. Raffles is a famous name in Singapore and the shopping centre is about as good as it can get. The place is massive and includes a hotel and a large department store. All sorts of well known and famous brand name stores are under the roof. During December... More

The City Hall MRT station makes it convenient to get there especially if you wish to visit Raffles which is located across the road. Singapore is full of malls but you soon notice that these malls have only a small selection of stores with a few anchor stores and then a range of names. These are not mega malls that... More

It's right above the City Hall MRT station. Ridiculously close to the hotel I stayed at (Swissotel The Stamford), it's where I had lunch. I would have killed for a plate of Singapore's famous Char Siew and Rice, but alas I didn't find a stall that offered this. Nonetheless, I still love, love, love the convenient food hall and the... More

If you want something a little more up market and high quality this is the place to shop. Afterwards I would recommend crossing the road to the Tiffin Room at Raffles for a high tea. More