Bugis Junction enjoys direct connectivity to the Bugis MRT Station from the basement level (Red and green lines stop at Bugis Station). First impression when you arrive is the architecture. You could chill in and out of the mall, lot of small shops, café and restaurants. Bugis Junction is directly connected by an overhead link bridge to Bugis+. The two malls cover more than 600k square feet of retail space. Nice area, worth it.

I was there many times and every time I go to Singapore I sure go to Bugis Junction. It is a place for souvenirs and other bargain stuff. It is just small mall but very crowded with many teenagers. Different stalls offered different variety of goods. Some of the prices can be bargained however it depended from stalls to stalls. This place is easy for public access that's why it is so popular for local and tourists.

Bugis Junction was around a six-minute walk from our hotel – Carlton Hotel. It is connected to the Bugis MRT station and across the road from Bugis Junction, is Bugis+ and the very crowded Bugis Street Market.I suggest visiting Bugis Junction on one day and then on another day, visit Bugis+ and the Bugis Street Market. Bugis Junction is fairly modern with shops spread over three levels and we found it a little difficult to navigate, perhaps because of the large crowd. It certainly seemed to be much better frequented by the locals. Many seemed to be purchasing from shops rather than just walking around the shopping centre. There was also an outdoor market style section which was undercover, as you might find in Osaka, Japan. There were shops selling clothing, shoes, handbags, watches, skincare, souvenirs, various food vendors and mobile phone accessories. There was also a department store. The upper level consisted of video game and pool halls, as well as a gym and cinema. Prices in the stores seemed to be mostly similar to what you’ll find in any other mall, around Singapore. We didn’t visit the toilet facilities, so cannot comment on these.