A Market-Inspired Place to Browse

Pause beneath the decorative tree, pick up Asian groceries at T&T Supermarket or stop for bubble tea at Dream Tea House. Chinese-inspired architecture and ornaments give Chinatown the feel of a traditional market.

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Europa Boulevard

Browse designer collections and Simons’ own labels, then step into Dr. Martens for footwear. Ornate facades make the walk part of the visit.

Explore Europa Boulevard
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BRBN St.

Ready for dinner? Watch your meal cook on a teppan grill at Japanese Village or settle in for hand-pulled noodles at Mogouyan.

Explore BRBN St.

Frequently Asked Questions

Chinatown is on Level 2. If you need help finding it during your visit, ask at Guest Services on Level 1.

You’ll find T&T Supermarket for Asian groceries, Delicious Pho inside T&T for Vietnamese dishes, and The Alley and Dream Tea House for bubble tea. Alongside the food and drink stops are R&C Jewellery, Vo’s Nails, Dr. Mobile and Global Immigration.

Two shops, both on Level 2. The Alley is a Taiwanese bubble tea brand whose signature is its own tapioca pearls, called Deerioca, and drinks sweetened with pure sugar cane syrup. Dream Tea House serves bubble tea alongside an assortment of other tea beverages.

Chinatown is on Level 2. If you need help finding it during your visit, ask at Guest Services on Level 1.

You’ll find T&T Supermarket for Asian groceries, Delicious Pho inside T&T for Vietnamese dishes, and The Alley and Dream Tea House for bubble tea. Alongside the food and drink stops are R&C Jewellery, Vo’s Nails, Dr. Mobile and Global Immigration.

Two shops, both on Level 2. The Alley is a Taiwanese bubble tea brand whose signature is its own tapioca pearls, called Deerioca, and drinks sweetened with pure sugar cane syrup. Dream Tea House serves bubble tea alongside an assortment of other tea beverages.