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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.

This review is about this food stall inside lucky plaza. I recently visited this food stall in the basement of Lucky Plaza and was disappointed with my experience, particularly regarding their pricing and customer service. The food stall has prices clearly posted on the wall, which I expected to be honored. I ordered two vegetables and one fish, with a posted price of $7.00. However, when I went to pay, the cashier attempted to charge me $8.40. Confused, I asked why, but instead of receiving an explanation, the cashier started speaking loudly in Mandarin. My friend, who ordered right after me, got two meats and one vegetable was charged exactly what was posted—$5.60. When I questioned the price difference, the cashier spoke in Mandarin to my friend, who told her he didn’t understand. She then turned to another worker, who also spoke Mandarin but struggled with English. At no point did I receive a clear explanation, and I couldn’t shake the feeling that I was being overcharged for no reason. The lack of transparency and poor communication left a bad impression. Whether it was a mistake or something else, the situation made me feel like I was being cheated. I can’t recommend this place based on my experience.

It is famous for the most budgeted shopping centers at the heart of Singapore Downtown. You can have healthy food on various cuisines in its food court, including halal meals. Shops are available for daily use items shopping at almost the same prices as of other areas of SG. The place is also, commonly famous for visitors coming from the Philippines. A must visit spot in Singapore.

When we would go to Singapore in the Late 80s/ Early 90s we would always visit this Mall. It has not changed much and now has a number of Philippine Food Stores like Andok's, Jolibee, Tapa King. Lots of Filipinos here, specially during Sundays so it will feel like home.

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.

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!

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.

The instructor at Singapore Red Cross guide the trainee in details on how to do proper First Aid ⛑️ on the casualty. It is very useful and important information for unforeseen situations. Really thanks to the Instructor (Koh Kok Weng, Teck Li and Julie) for the patience and support to everyone of us.

Very detailed instructions, highly recommend. Da Wei is very helpful and patient, I learned CPR, AED and first aid class, very essential for life saving.

Wonderful instructor, Vinod! Very knowledgeable and on point. He prepared the class well for the assessment. My assessor Philip was really helpful and managed our anxiety well.