313@somerset vibrates with youth energy at 313 Orchard Road, positioned directly above Somerset MRT station as a shopping mall specifically targeting trendy young shoppers, students, and fashion-forward professionals seeking affordable style rather than luxury labels. This strategic positioning differentiates 313@somerset from Orchard's luxury malls, creating a distinct retail ecosystem where fast fashion, streetwear brands, accessible beauty products, and casual dining dominate the tenant mix across multiple levels designed to resonate with Gen Z and younger millennial aesthetics.
The mall features diverse retail including fast fashion giants, local boutiques offering trend-driven pieces at accessible prices, beauty and cosmetics shops catering to experimental makeup enthusiasts, accessory stores providing affordable jewelry and bags, plus technology retailers like the Sony Flagship Store showcasing consumer electronics and gaming products. Dining options span casual restaurants, cafes, fast food chains, and food courts serving international cuisines at prices matching the target demographic's budgets. The rooftop garden provides an outdoor respite space where visitors can escape mall crowds while remaining in Orchard's heart.
313@somerset's direct MRT connection ensures constant foot traffic from commuters passing through Somerset station, while the mall's ground-floor retail and escalators create natural flow drawing station users upward into shopping levels. The building's distinctive facade and prominent Orchard Road presence make 313@somerset an unmistakable landmark anchoring the western end of Orchard's premier shopping belt, offering youth-oriented retail and dining that complements rather than competes with nearby luxury malls.
If you want to cancel or change something, they'll make you wait on purpose, even if the store is dead empty. It's my own fault for not going to another provider earlier. As long as they are selling, they are quick. Otherwise they'll deny and stall.
Positive Reviews
K Tan
313@somerset is a bustling shopping mall seamlessly connected to Orchard Gateway and Orchard Central.
Strategically located in the heart of Orchard Road and directly above Somerset MRT station, it offers great convenience for shoppers.
The mall is a haven for branded and mid-range fashion labels, attracting both locals and tourists alike.
Within walking distance are several 5-star hotels, making it an ideal stop for visitors.
With a wide variety of dining choices—from restaurants to a vibrant food court—313@somerset is truly a must-visit shopping destination in Singapore.
DanAGo
There are 3 malls connected together with Somerset Mall leading the way with lots of branded stores and restaurants. The Food Republic on the upper floor is a food court that kinda resembles at local Hawker Food Center but with AC and more comfortable dining area. Its a walking distance from the hotels in the Orchard strip. Getting a taxi here is easy. You have the Ion Orchard Mall at the other side and the Somerset Mall on the opposite end.
Pony Tom
Great place for young people to visit and shop. Unlike other malls near by, this place I feel better coming in with stores that match my interest - sport stores, foods, milktea and stationery, or even toys. No super luxury brands or such. I can actually buy things here. Highly recommended for young tourists or if you interest in casual stuff.
abdul qayyum40
Very nice cool shopping mall as it is a shopping mall from B2 which of which linka to MRT itself as do not need any Crossing road to traffic lights
Alan Tang
Had lunch at Food Republic in 313 Mall. Saw a new stall “Yuen Kee Dumplings” so we decided to give it a try.
There was a queue of 7 waiting to place their orders, while another maybe 5 other patrons waiting at the side for their meals to be prepared.
Got to place our orders after about 10 minutes, thereafter waited another 10 minutes for our orders to be ready.
We ordered their “popular” Shrimp & Crab Roe Wanton in Cantonese Style Soup. We were allowed to choose the type of soup or finishes (spicy, garlic, etc). $10.80.
Also the Chives & Pork Dumplings (like gyoza). For this we chose Viral Mixed Sauce with Chilli. $7.80.
The 10 Wantons were pretty big, wrapped with lots of shrimps and some crab roe, however I tasted like Ikura. The soup was clear and tasty. Overall quite good.
There were 9 pieces of Chives & Pork Dumplings in the other order. The sauce was something like chilli garlic sauce but not so heavy. They were sprinkled with peanut sauces. We found the flour wraps a little “rough”; but tasted nice overall.
Prices were reasonable.
We finished our meal with our favorite Yuan Yang from the Toast Box Stall, next door.