VERY crowded and spread out but worth the trip. They sell everything - clothing, food, batteries, travel, toiletries even materials. Sunday is a NIGHTMARE as it's the day off for most people so try to avoid it then. They have a money changer too with a good exchange rate

Mustafá is more than a store, a shopping center located in a neighborhood with Indian traditions that sells everything. Practically an entire block with 6 floors. From supermarkets to electronics. But be prepared, it's almost always crowded!

You can pretty much find everything you need for your everyday stuff here. From groceries, specialty spices, personal care, clothing, bedding, pharmacy, you name it. However, it is very crowded, especially during the weekends. The insides are also quite narrow to navigate and the categorization is very bad. It’s quite confusing to search for products because similar categories might be located in a very different areas. The good thing is they open 24/7 - so you can choose to shop during a less crowded time and take yourself for the walk. The cashier is also located in the middle with very narrow spaces, making queueing quite a hassle because you need to make space for the other shoppers ways while lining for your turn. If you’re new to shop here, i could definitely tell you will hard to find where the cashier are in each floor and each area because the placement are so random. Nevertheless, Mustafa Centre has got all I need with a very competitive price. If you’re a muslim, they also sell halal meat. Wide range of brand selection from local and other countries is also a big plus for me.

If you're looking for a one-stop shopping destination in Singapore, look no further than Mustafa Centre. This 24-hour megamall is located in the heart of Little India, a vibrant and colorful district that showcases the rich culture and heritage of the Indian community in Singapore. Mustafa Centre is not your typical shopping mall. It's more like a giant bazaar that sells everything you can imagine, from electronics and jewelry to groceries and clothing. You can find bargains galore, as well as some unique and quirky items that you won't find anywhere else. There are also quite a number of popular hotels near Mustafa suitable for tourists to stay in. Mustafa Centre is a shopping mall that was established in 1971 by Mustaq Ahmad, an Indian immigrant who started out selling ready-made garments in a small shop in Campbell Lane. Over the years, he expanded his business by adding more products and services, such as electronics, jewelry, money exchange, travel agency, and more. Today, Mustafa Centre occupies a six-story building with three wings that cover an area of 37,000 square meters. It operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and attracts about 15,000 customers daily. It is estimated that the mall has over 300,000 items on display, making it one of the largest and most diverse shopping centers in Singapore.

Not my first time at Mustafa Centre so that was why when I was back in Singapore this was one of my must visit places. Just enjoyed the levels of everything and anything that you can find here - some parts are a bit messy and chaotic but it adds to the charm of this place. I found novelty items I am not able to find anywhere else and that adds t the joy of this place - like a treasure trove. It used to be a 24/7 open store but I believe not any longer.

This is a place I always visit when I visit Singapore several times. Tiger balm and soap are classic souvenirs. This time, since we were here with our family, we spent over 2 hours traveling from the B1 to the 4th floor, so much so that we needed to go back to the hotel by taxi and pack our suitcases! If you're looking for a Singapore souvenir, don't miss it!

Mall is cheap and where weird things are mostly cheap But unfortunately I had a bad attitude with a taxi driver from a zig company, and their Holtaksis had a crack of no way and no ethics. It was to pay you, but you took me to him in the area, he raised the price, and what he discussed me back from the road text (think the point) to the same point I moved from and I went down and I took a second taxi ♫ Take the yellow taxi Dayma because they are a second company and are the same marketers as zig comfort delgro in blue

Early Sunday morning and pleasant to browse with few customers present. There was also a dearth of staff at the time with those present having to service a variety of counters and merchandise areas. We departed some two hours later, happy with our purchases, the hordes already packing the aisles on all levels. There is a fantastic range of all types of merchandise and prices to suit all pockets. Excellent service from the male staff present, female staff uninterested although 100% of purchases were made in various ladies' sections. Still worth visiting to browse, buy or just for the experience.

We went on a Monday morning to avoid the big weekend crowds. What a huge store with most things you could think of. As Australians, we enjoyed the Indian flavour and my wife bought a pant suit for fancy dress with some jewellery to match. I was able to find some diabetic jam to use at breakfast at our hotel. This is a unique cultural shopping experience - have some fun here!