Shop Reviews

I had a light lunch on Sunday, and had the Eggs Benedict with smoked salmon on toasted French bread with a tiny side salad. Taste was good; unfortunately there was no option to increase the salad. Overall a good meal.

We had a crispy duck hash $12.90, big breakfast $14.90 and latte $5.90 (All before $5 worth of gst and service charge). The dishes were simple but worth every bite. So it was humble, unassuming but worthy breakfast worth every cent. You can imagine they had to survive the rental and high govt taxes to bring you this meal at this price. So give it a shot before the opportunity vanishes.

Came here with my friends for the first time and the food was really good and fresh! We all got the Chicken Katsu Curry and it didn’t disappoint! The chicken was tender and the batter was light yet crisp, while the curry was really flavourful and paired well with the entire dish. The service was also friendly and welcoming, and the atmosphere was quiet and peaceful!

A special thanks to Kathy, Cashier at M&S Wheelock. She helped me saved quite a bit by encouraging me to join My Blue to add on to my 11% discount. It is very rare for me to find someone so initiative and patient. I took sometime to apply for the e-card but she was very patient. Also, I find her presentable and well groomed. Congrats for a good staff like Kathy! Plse convey my thanks to her!

Review specifically about the Food Hall in Wheelock’s Marks and Spencer. One word. AMAZING. Marks and Spencer recently started bringing in fresh produce, and they are delicious. Though this comes at a slightly higher price, and I wouldn’t necessarily do my daily grocery shopping here, it’s a great “mini market” with a great variety of food, and worth the extra bucks! From fresh fruits and vegetables, to dairy products, even their ready to eat meals, the small area that the food hall takes up packs a great deal of choices. They have gluten-free options, lactose-free milk, desserts, cheese, drinks, food (fresh/frozen or ready to eat), and of course their “original” staples - chips, chocolate and snacks. The fruits we’ve bought have been so fresh and tasty, their milk - delicious, and though not organic, not as expensive as you would expect it to be. It may not be a place for us to do our daily grocery shopping, but will definitely pop in once in a while for a nice treat, and maybe when to stock up on some ready to eat meals!

located in Wheelock palace, this is one of the largest Marks and Spencer outlets in Singapore! It sells all sorts of items from clothing for men, women and kids, fresh bakes, groceries and there is even a cafe area for you to take a break from shopping! the staff are very helpful and nice too. there are also self payment and cashier kiosks, allowing payment to be faster and more efficient. we would definitely recommend shopping here!

Good tasting coffee. Efficient and fast service. Ample seating while waiting for someone shopping. Croissants are buttery and delicious. Serving size is big and satisfying. Good promotion.

Online food ordering do simply not work! You get half of what you order, even if it’s available in the shop when you do turn up! Agreed delivery time is not kept even if we talk day after order is placed! And your refund, takes minimum a week to be returned to customer! But no means customer friendly! Hugh’s potential for improvement!

Located in Wheelock building, this place has gotten better over the years. More clothes to cater to different shapes and sizes, a huge variety of microwave TV dinners, beef & chicken, wines, imported fruits & vegetables, chocolates and fluffy pastries...I could go and on. I really like their hand creams and they have gone above than their usual lavender scented creams.. with more unique smells now. I highly recommend M&S to folks who are are looking to buy good quality stuff. They do have special promos every now and then so it's worth a check.

The British 🇬🇧 brand has not innovated and their clothing range look similar to what they have in 1990s. Food products do not require reinventing, so they are still good. Marks & Spencer began operations in Singapore 🇸🇬in 1958 over 50 years ago, initially trading under the St Michael brand within John Little stores before taking its full British name in 1986. An end looks soon.