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There's a GSC if you want to catch a movie, but otherwise I found this the most boring mall. The layout feels very old-school, there's not much to buy, and the shops are mostly hair salons, nail and eyelash spas, massage places, stalls selling fake branded tees, and phone accessory carts. The shop assistants kept pushing massages and haircuts, which was irritating. I'd rather go to City Square or Mid Valley Southkey mall.

Please be careful at SM Currency Exchange and Transfer. On Nov 20, I changed $300sgd at a rate of 3.176, so I should have received RM952.xx. The Indian lady counted it with the machine a few times, then threw the money onto the counter as if expecting me to take it and leave. I counted it in front of her and got RM852, RM100 short. I returned the whole stack of RM50 notes and asked her to count again. The machine is half hidden, so you can't see the money flipping, which is why I think she tried to pull a fast one. Be especially careful if changing more than $300sgd and count the money yourself. I wondered whether doing this to 10 customers a day would bring in RM1000, or RM30k+ on top of her salary. The machine rarely, if ever, makes a counting error.

It's convenient for Singaporeans to get most things and services here, with plenty of nice food nearby. Prices are a bit higher than in the outskirts, but the convenience makes up for it. It can get crowded on weekends and during school holidays.

A good indoor spot for relaxing and family gatherings. There's swimming, a water pool, go-karts, Thai massage, nails, foot and facial treatments, a hair salon, and, of course, delicious food.