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I signed the contract with this agency 2 years ago. Over past 2 years the agents have been very helpful and responsive to any questions I had along the way, and now when the time came for contract renewal, they continued to provide professional support to me. You can be assured to receive best customer service from them and is highly reliable. I would recommend them to anyone seeking migrant domestic workers in Singapore.

My experience with Universal Employment Agency Pte Ltd for the past 4 years have been very positive. The team is very professional and responsive dealing with my helper renewal process. The process was smooth and well-organized yet seamless. They were also very transparent about the costs and timeline, which gave me a lot of confidence.

This is the mall where the Filipino community hangs out during the weekend. Lots of small stores and restaurants along the bargain and affordable range. The exact opposite if the Ion Orchard across the street. It a very festive and busy place during the weekends. This is where workers would avail of money transmittal or oversea package delivery services go to as there are lots of shops catering to this market in the mall.

It is one of my favourite fun places to shop in Singapore. There are no brand name outlets, but all the small outlets sell almost everything. The food hall downstairs if great for a good tasty meal with lots of Philippine options.

I visited Shenton 2000 Exchange at Lucky Plaza (opposite Jollibee) on 19th July as I was preparing for an upcoming trip to the Philippines. After comparing a few places nearby, I chose this stall because their rate seemed slightly better — I was quoted 43.10 PHP for 1 SGD. I handed over \$300 SGD, and the clerk gave me 13,000 PHP. He then said he had no smaller change for the exact expected amount of 12,930 PHP, and that I had to top up \$12 SGD via PayNow to his personal number. At the time, I didn’t think much of it and went along. However, he did not provide any receipt for the transaction. When I did the math later, I realized the numbers didn’t add up, and I had clearly overpaid for the 70 PHP extra. I returned to the stall within a few minutes and pointed out the discrepancy. Initially, he refunded me \$2.50, but only after more back and forth and visible hesitation did he refund the remaining \$8, for a total of \$10.50 SGD returned. I’ve reflected on the experience, and several things felt off: * Why was there no receipt given? * Why was the top-up made to a personal number? * And why did he only correct the refund after pressure? Looking at recent reviews, I also noticed someone else mentioned being shortchanged at this same stall a few months ago — which makes this feel more deliberate than accidental. If you're exchanging money here — especially if you’re alone — please double-check everything before leaving the counter. Always ask for a receipt and verify the breakdown. This was a hard lesson for me, but I hope others can avoid the same.

Felt just like green hills in the Philippines, whether that’s good or bad is subjective but if you’re a pinoy who is missing home, this place hits just right!

It is a very interesting mall. On basement I found souvenirs in a very good price. It is 7floors. Lots of food. …

Lucky Plaza is a popular shopping center located in the heart of Singapore's Orchard Road shopping district. It is known for its affordable prices and wide range of products, making it a go-to destination for locals and tourists alike. Find these shop great deals for quick, cheap buy souvenirs for loved one. Located outside store. Overall, Lucky Plaza offers a unique shopping experience with its diverse range of stores and affordable prices. However, visitors should be prepared for crowds and persistent vendors.

Lucky Plaza is a bustling and iconic destination in Singapore, known for its affordable shopping and vibrant atmosphere. Located right in the heart of Orchard Road, it’s a favorite spot for both locals and tourists looking for great deals and unique finds. The mall is a treasure trove of bargains, offering a wide range of products, from clothing and accessories to electronics, perfumes, and souvenirs. If you’re on a budget but still want to shop, this is the place to be. You can also find money changers with competitive rates and travel agencies offering budget-friendly packages. One of the highlights of Lucky Plaza is its amazing selection of Filipino stores and eateries. For those craving authentic Filipino dishes, this is the ultimate go-to spot. From adobo and sinigang to freshly baked pandesal, the food here is both delicious and affordable, making it a home away from home for many. Though the mall is not as glitzy as some of the newer shopping centers in Orchard, its charm lies in its authentic and lively atmosphere. The crowd adds to the energy, and the friendly vendors are always ready to assist. Lucky Plaza is especially ideal for those seeking a more down-to-earth shopping experience in the midst of Singapore’s upscale Orchard Road. Whether you’re looking for bargains, delicious food, or just want to experience a slice of local life, Lucky Plaza offers a unique and memorable visit.

One of Singapore's vintage shopping arcades. It felt like I entered time machine when I stepped in for the first time. It felt like in the 90s Singapore there. I bought some cheap and delicious chocolate for souvenirs there