The place to go for bargain shopping, the bags and suitcases here are of great quality and reasonable prices. You can always find a bargain here. There may be 1 or 2 that will haggle you until you purchase but most shop owners are very respectful and will mostly be recommending things that may be of interest. By far one of the best places to go shopping on a budget.

On the outskirts of Bugis are several stalls and shops selling souvenir items and bargain buys. Even the food stalls offer cheap but delicious options. Only drawback was the humidity of the place in its entirety.

Touted as one of affordable places to shop in Singapore, it does live up to that expectation. From clothes to accessories to food, everything is available under one roof. It may not be the best quality but for the price point it does the trick. You may want to check on a discount with shop owners and they will oblige should it suit them. Connected through an overhead link is Bugis Junction this is where you have everything with an improvement in quality over Bugis street. Followed by Bugis+ which is home to most of the known brands. Around the intercontinental hotel you have all the luxury brands too. You are spoilt for choice at this place.

One street three experiences. Start with Bugis Street the place for the cheapest shopping spree. Prices here can be negotiated but be respectful. Quality is also in line with the pricing so don’t have very high expectations from what you buy unless you get lucky Go on to Bugis Junction a notch above street where smaller local brands have found their space and then move onto Bugis + where international brands have made home. Spend time walking around, catch a good meal at any of the restaurants and if you still have the strength to walk you can walk down to Haji lane from here as well

N different shopping centre to Raffle city and Marina Bay as it is a great deal cheaper. Still has a number of name brands but there are also reasonably or even cheap shops here to purchase goods from. We found that T shirts were quite cheap and there was of course food outlets. Well worth a look as it is often overlooked by tourist but not the locals.

Great shopping & tons of Restaurant's! a Definite place to go see! 3rd lvl in Bugis Journey section with restaurant's is Western Boy- Malay food awesome! the pictures of the food do not do them justice! The plates are much bigger & The price is awesome! Bugis has tons of shopping ie gifts to high end things you want it is there someplace! There's 3 sections- Bugis mall, Bugis street, Bugis Journey you could could spend several days there! Really awesome! It's a must in Singapore all the locals shop & eat there also! Prices aren't marked up like most tourist type places!!!

Absolutely loved Singapore. So clean, easy to get around on the MRT and everyone was friendly. We stayed at the Holiday Inn express at Clarke Quay which was very close to everything. Although the room was small, it was cleaned daily and we didn't spend a lot of time there.....too much to see and do in this city. The Zoo, the Botanical gardens, Gardens by the Bay were all wonderful to see, especially at night and a visit to Raffles for a (very expensive) Gin Sling was a tick off the bucket list. Overall a city I highly recommend for a holiday

Over 800 shops and stalls in different sizes come together to make the Bugis Street one of the best places for shopping in Singapore. After its renovation, the street is now all covered, which means that shoppers can have a good time without worrying about the scorching heat or the downpour; and choose from a range of clothes, accessories, footwear, electronic items, household goods, souvenirs, and other knick-knacks. There is an entire range of clothes of the latest trend that the street has to offer, though one will have to make some effort to look for clothes that suit the taste. Shirts and t-shirts here start at just SGD 10, and one can easily get a good pair of jeans for around SGD 15. Matching accessories are also easily available, and sunglasses and hats start from as low as SGD 5. Bugis Street is also the perfect place to source some souvenirs and knick-knacks from. Most of the trinkets here, such as key rings, postcards, and stationery items are available for as cheap as SGD 1.

Great bustling part of Singapore. Awesome market at really cheap prices. Preferred this area over Chinatown for shopping. Some colourful mosques add to the cultural experience. So many shops, easy to get lost when you go up the escalators to other levels. Great place to visit and shop.