[2025 Singapore Shopping Mall] Travel Guide for Mustafa Centre (Updated Jul)

#TravelTalk 😲Who said Singapore has to be expensive? Try visiting Mustafa Centre, a shopping mall that budget-minded people will love! This mall is not a luxury mall, similar to Lotus or Big C in our country, but it is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and never turns off the lights. It is located in the heart of Little India. There is so much stuff. We walked around for hours and still couldn't finish it all! 🏬 This place is like a warehouse of products from many continents. The prices are better than other malls in Singapore for many things, including electronics, cheap authentic perfumes, great-priced drinks, clothes, toys, household items, and many more. I can't even type them all😂 🍫 Lots of souvenirs: Various brands of chocolate, Indian snacks, tea, spices, and small items that you can buy and give to your whole office. ⏰ Recommended time to go: Late at night to early morning, when there are not many people, so you can walk comfortably without having to squeeze in because the walkways are quite narrow. ✨ Things to know: You can also use Youtrip to swipe your card, but some shops don't accept credit cards. Prepare cash. Or exchange here, it's also good for a late fee 🚇Travel: MRT North East Line (purple line), get off at Farrer Park Station, Exit H, walk for only 5 minutes to 📌 Mustafa Centre ⭐️Personal satisfaction: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 ***Do not allow the use of photos in any case*** #Singapore souvenirs #Singapore review #Singapore travel #Singapore travel by yourself #Singapore

#Singapore Attractions The Mustafa Center, a shopping center in Little India, is a very large building with several floors and has long hours until midnight. Many people come for a walk at night if they live nearby. The bottom floor of the shopping center mainly buys gold jewelry, the golden light is very dazzling, and then upstairs is the supermarket, groceries, skin care, medicine, basically everything - mainly there you can get a lot of Indian spices, food and lifestyle goods. #OverseasTravel

Mustafa Centre offers a great range of affordable items, perhaps the most competitive price in town. You may get things at a really good price, especially luggage, clothes, souvenirs, skincare, electronics, confectionery and even food and groceries. It's like a mega combo supermarket and department store. However, do expect chaos and crowds here and there. Well worth a visit though. There were quite a lot of Indian cuisine eateries around. Address: 145 Syed Alwi Rd, Mustafa Centre, Singapore 207704 Highlights: Department store, supermarket, pharmacy, jewellery, fabrics, grocery items Rating: 4/5

#mustvisit Mustafa Centre Address: 145 Syed Alwi Rd, Mustafa Centre, Singapore 207704 The perfect late night shopping place in Little India. Mustafa centre has everything you need and the don’t close their doors. However, ever since the pandemic, many things have changed. Mustafa is still open but no longer for 24 hours. Since the beginning of July 2022, they have now closed at 2am everyday. You can get everything you need here from jellereys, food, clothes, electronic appliances and even money changers. For the migrant workers, they also can remit money back to their home country here. They have many food items imported from India, So there is always a chance to reminisce their homes through these imported food items,

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#springitinerary Mustafa Centre is a renowned 24-hour shopping haven located in the heart of Little India, Singapore. Established in 1971 by Mustaq Ahmad, it began as a modest shop selling ready-made garments and has since evolved into a massive retail complex offering a vast array of products and services. The centre occupies a six-story building with three wings, covering an area of 37,000 square meters . #travel #couplestrip

If you're going to Singapore and wondering what souvenirs to buy, this is a must-read! Here are 4 recommended souvenirs📝 ①TWG Tea TWG Tea is a high-end tea brand from Singapore🫖It has branches in Japan, but Singapore has a wider variety. Find your favorite tea, such as the classic TWG Tea Haute Couture 1837 Black Tea or flavored tea! ②Bengwan Solo If you're looking for sweets that can only be bought in Singapore and have not yet arrived in Japan, we recommend Bengawan Solo. The brand, named by Indonesian founder Mrs. Anastasia Liu after an Indonesian folk song from her hometown, is famous for its delicious cookies and cakes. We especially recommend the crumbly Suji Cookies and the vibrant green Pandan Leaf Cake🍰Enjoy these exotic sweets after your trip! ③Merlion Tea🫖 If you want to buy souvenirs to give away at a more reasonable price, we recommend Mustafa Centre! You can get souvenirs at a very reasonable price at this huge 24-hour discount store in Little India, and the tea in the typical Singaporean packaging is recognizable to anyone who sees it 🇸🇬 ④ Soap This is also Medimix soap, which can be purchased at Mustafa Centre 🧼 It is also known as Ayurvedic soap, and since it uses natural herbs, it is gentle on the skin. This is also recommended as a souvenir to give to others! Be sure to get your favorite souvenirs! #Let's go abroad #Singapore

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🕰️Opening hours: Open 24 hours 🏖️Atmosphere/Facilities: This is the place to go if you're looking for souvenirs in Singapore! You can buy the same products at cheaper prices than in tourist areas. There are also many large-sized snacks to give away. 📍Location: Little India, Singapore 💞Recommended reasons: Mustafa Center is open 24 hours! You can find everything from souvenirs to daily necessities. And it's cheap. You can buy souvenirs, daily necessities for yourself, and anything else. This is the place to go if you're looking for shopping in Singapore! #Singapore #AsiaTravel #MustafaCenter

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When you think of shopping in Singapore, places like Orchard Road or Marina Bay usually come to mind, but Mustafa Centre has a different charm. Located in Little India, it is a large 24-hour shopping mall that sells a wide variety of products. 🛍️ Things to buy at Mustafa ✔️ Grocery & Spices This place has a huge selection of Indian ingredients, spices, and teas. If you buy curry powder or masala tea, you can enjoy it at home in Singapore style. ✔️ Chocolate & Snacks Ferraro Rocher, Toblerone, Kinder Chocolate, and Durian Chocolate, which are popular souvenirs in Singapore, are available at low prices. If you plan to buy a lot, this is a good choice. ✔️ Perfume & Cosmetics They also sell genuine perfumes and cosmetics, but branded products are often cheaper than you think. ✔️ Electronics & Souvenirs You can also buy Merlion chocolates, key rings, and magnets, which are often mentioned as souvenirs in Singapore, at low prices. ✨ Tips for visiting Mustafa ✅ Recommended to visit late at night or early in the morning - It can be crowded during the day. ✅ Price comparison is essential - Prices may vary depending on the product, so compare in several places. ✅ Light clothing rather than a large bag - It is better to wear comfortable clothes because the inside is crowded and there are many people. #SingaporeShopping #MustafaCenter #SingaporeSouvenirs #LittleIndia #SingaporeHotPlaces #TravelPlan #SouthEastAsiaTravel #SingaporeTravel #Singapore #PlacesToVisitInSingapore

📍Travel introduction - I've been living in Singapore for about a year! A small but charming country, I'd like to recommend a day trip course to first-time visitors to Singapore! You can see all the major landmarks, including MBS, in one day. 🚩Travel route - I think it would be perfect to set the total travel schedule to about 3 nights and 4 days☺️ Day 1: Arrival - Jewel Changi - Orchard - Accommodation Day 2: Merlion Park - (Ride a boat) - MBS - Gardens by the Bay - Flyer - Supertree - Clarke Quay - Accommodation Day 3: Sentosa USS - Luge - Palawan Beach - Siloso Beach - Lau Pa Sat (Sate Street) - Accommodation Day 4: Haji Lane - Bugis - Mustafa - Airport 👌🏻 Oh, and if you have time, I recommend adding 1-2 days to your travel itinerary to see Malaysia! You can drive from Singapore to Johor Bahru, Malaysia! You can visit two countries in one trip, and Malaysia is much cheaper than Singapore, so it won't be a big burden!! 💡Notes - It's already famous, but you must smoke in the smoking area. You can usually smoke in the green trash can, but it's not allowed in front of all the trash cans, so smokers should be careful! - You can't take public transportation with durian. The smell is so strong that this unique law was created! Oh, and if you plan on drinking, give yourself enough time to eat durian. It doesn't go well with alcohol. - Spitting phlegm or gum on the street is also not allowed. 🧐Summer's TMI: All the photos were taken with my iPhone 15 Pro! The first and third photos were taken on the Flyer, and if you're going to take a photo where you can see MBS, it'll turn out really well if you take it at Merlion Park!! #Southeast Asia travel #Singapore travel #Singapore #Travel itinerary #Travel destination recommendation

I highly recommend this place. They have cheap perfumes, authentic ones almost half off the normal price. #Singapore #ShoppingSingapore

#JanuaryTravelSupportEvent #SingaporeTravel I went to Singapore Mustafa and bought snacks to take back to Korea! The store is really big so there's nothing they don't have! Singapore is famous for kaya jam, and there are many different types and sizes and the prices aren't too expensive so I like buying a bunch and sharing them.

#JanuaryTravelSupportEvent #singapore #singaporetrip #SingaporeTravel #SingaporeSouvenirs ✨SingaporeTravelSouvenirs✨ I bought some famous things, necessary things, and gift items, I hope it will be helpful for your trip to Singapore :) 1️⃣ BACHA COFFEE BACHA COFFEE is the Hermes of the coffee world. As a representative coffee brand of Singapore, there are no stores in Korea and you can only buy it online, but the packaging is very luxurious and pretty, and the taste is good, so I highly recommend it as a Singapore souvenir! The products were individually drip coffee, and when you visit the store, there are samples so you can smell the scent, but I bought the Brazilian LAGOA product that had the best scent☕️ When I tried it myself, it was deep and strong and had a really good scent :) I bought the one with the weakest caffeine, and it was just right for me. 2️⃣Charles & Keith Charles & Keith is about half the price of Korea There were a lot of stores in Singapore And there are a lot of pretty bags and shoes, so women should get a bargain! The bags themselves aren't that expensive But in Korea, they're around 100,000~200,000 won But in Singapore, they're much cheaper! Since the price range is affordable There were a lot of tourists And there are a lot of pretty designs So if you want to buy a bag, definitely buy one! I bought one too, but I don't remember the details But in Korea, the same model was around 100,000 won But in Singapore, it was less than 100,000 won. 3️⃣Kinder_ Happy Hippo Chocolate They're sold in Korea too, but Singapore is cheaper, so I recommend it! It's popular as a gift because of its cute shape and taste. There are cocoa and coconut flavors, But the cocoa flavor is overwhelmingly popular!! Coconut flavor is also super delicious 4️⃣Kaya Jam I buy kaya jam one by one when I go on a trip to Southeast Asia! I really like the combination of kaya jam and butter on bread, so I bought it at Mustafa on this trip to Singapore. There were quite a few types, but I bought a product with less sugar and a caramel kaya product 5️⃣OWL Coffee Owl Coffee, headquartered in Singapore AKA Owl Coffee They have A to D, and the lower the number, the sweeter the sugar I don't like sugar, so I chose A in the blue package. There was a lot of it, and it would be nice to give them individually as gifts! 6️⃣Chocolate _ Kit Kat, Cadbury DAIRY MILK There seems to be nothing better than chocolate to give as a gift!? So the things I bought the most on this trip to Singapore are mostly chocolates ㅋㅋㅋ Neither of them are native to Singapore but they are products that are hard to find in Korea, so I bought them... They are really delicious! Cadbury products have something like wafer cookies inside and they are so delicious if you break them into pieces and eat them one by one. Kit Kats are also really delicious ㅎㅎㅎ 7️⃣Chocolate _ Merlion Park Lion Chocolate It was in a box shape, and it was a chocolate in the shape of a lion, which is a symbol of Singapore and it was good as a gift because it was in a box! I bought both products at Mustafa :) 8️⃣MYOJO Ramen The myojo brand that I saw a lot at the mart I like curry and chicken, and I thought it would be foolproof so I bought the chicken curry ramen bowl noodles and the spices weren't too strong, so I ate it without any resistance~! It passed my taste! But Korean ramen is still tastier 9️⃣Coconut milk I just bought this to use in cooking later It was $1, so I bought it because it was cheap I think it would be good to put it with curry 🔟Pom Pom tea coaster Pom Pom tea coaster I bought in Chinatown It was $10 for 2 There were a lot of colors, it was cute, and it had a modern feel, so I bought it. There was also a pot holder, but I don't use the pot often So I bought a small size to put it under the flower pot!

#GetDiscountNotRelyingOnLuck Address - Mustafa Centre Mall 145 Syed Alwi Rd, Singapore Atmosphere/Location - The atmosphere is similar to Pratunam in our country, mixed together with many things, food, products, located in India Town, but the brand name perfumes are very cheap. But there are a lot of people in the morning, so you have to avoid them. It opens very late. We rode a bike there, which was another kind of fun. Highlights - All scents of perfumes, all brands are almost half the price of Thailand. Average price - 600-2500 Score - ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

There is a shopping mall called Mustafa Centre in Little India, Singapore🇸🇬, where you can buy lots of Singaporean souvenirs such as snacks and miscellaneous goods at super low prices😍✨ The streets are colorful and fun to walk around, and there are lots of delicious gourmet spots, so I highly recommend it💛💛💛 #Singapore #SingaporeTrip #SingaporeTourism #LittleIndia #SingaporeLittleIndia #MustafaCentre 📍Location: Little India 📍Location: Singapore 🏖️Atmosphere/Facilities: Mustafa Centre

Singapore Singapore Tourism There are many tourist spots in Singapore, but I went to Mustafa Centre, a must-see tourist spot for Singapore tourists, so I'll share it with you. 📍 Mustafa Centre 📍 145 Syed Alwi Rd, Singapore 207704 →About a 9-minute walk from Jalan Besar MRT Station Mustafa Centre is a large shopping mall in the Little India area, and if you want to buy souvenirs from Singapore easily, this is a must-see place! In fact, this store has a wide selection of items, so you can find almost anything! It's also amazing that it's open 24 hours a day! Speaking of souvenirs from Singapore Ayurvedic soap, tiger balm, Merlion goods, Himalayan rock salt, chocolate, kaya jam, laksa ramen, palm rolls, etc. You can get all of them cheaply #SingaporeTourism #SingaporeTrip #OverseasTravel #Singapore #MustafaCentre #AsiaTravelLogLine

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If you want to buy souvenirs to scatter in Singapore, I definitely recommend Mustafa Centre. It's about 100 times more crowded than Don Quijote, with products lined up in a small space. It's super fun, with a wide selection of products, from the classic Tiger Balm to medicine, shampoo, and cosmetics. It's open until 2am, so you can make good use of your time and it's a place you definitely want to go. It's in the Little India area. The nearby City Square Mall also has Yakun Kaya Toast, so I recommend going there! #TravelWithMe #Singapore #SingaporeTrip

Such a huge central shopping mall where you can find all what you need. Two opposite buildings, one for gold and diamond and the other for all shopping groceries, dresses, shoes, guitars, perfumes and many others. Considerable as fine prices as per Singapore’s standards. Packed to the brim with goods, bustling, noisy, exciting. You should go here nad enjoy shopping or window shopping #singaporetrip #thingstodo

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Address: 145 Syed Alwi Road, Mustafa Centre, Singapore 207704 Located in Singapore’s Little India, Mustafa Centre is one place you should not miss. It used to be opened 24 hours but has since shortened its opening hours to 2am due to the covid pandemic. Nonetheless, it is still one of the busiest mall, always packed with both locals and tourists. Mustafa boasts of 2 connected buildings with 6 levels of shopping, starting from Basement 2 to Level 4. You can literally find everything under one roof! From Electronics such as home appliances, laptops, mobile phones; Sports equipment and sportswear, Children goods and clothing, Ladies wear and accessories, Menswear and accessories, adult and children shoes, groceries, medicines, gold jewellery, postal service, travel services and the list goes on… there is literally nothing you cannot find in Mustafa! One interesting trait of going to Mustafa is, if you carry a big bag, the security officer will use a cable tie to secure your zip; likewise, after your purchase, your shopping bags will also be secured with cable ties. Remember to ask the security officer to cut off your cable ties when you exit Mustafa! #mustvisit #littleindia