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Participating Stores for M Privileges (AMK Hub) Participating Stores for M Privileges (AMK Hub) Food & Beverage Entertainment Beauty & Wellness Electronics & Technology 1A Crispy Puffs #B2-42 Cathay Cineplexes #04-01 AsterSpring #B1-23 Challenger #02-10 to 14/59 to 64 Ajisen Ramen Dining #02-19 to 21 Poh Kim #03-15/16 Beauty Language #02-48 Diginut #01-02 Akimitsu #B1-22 Veegoo #02-37 Chrysalis Spa #03-26 M S Color #02-24 Bengawan Solo #B1-59 Eu Yan Sang #B2-03/04 MyRepublic @ iKnow #B1-78 BBQ Express #B2-22 BlackBall Express #01-17/18 Fitness First #B1-36 BreadTalk #01-01Fashion & Accessories GNC #B2-17 Burger King® #01-40 Bega #01-25/26 Hair Inn #B1-37/38 Home & Furnishing Chateraise #01-06 Black Hammer #02-42 HockHua Tonic #B2-15 DC Vision Design #B1-58 Chewy Junior #01-36 Cotton On #B1-07 Indulge Skin & Body Lab #02-06 to 08 Miniso #01-29 to 31 ChocoExpress #01-09/10 Couple Lab #B1-76 Japan IPL Express #02-16 Chocolate Origin #02-02 D&C #B1-13 Jean Yip Hub #B1-35 Coffee Kaki #B1-51C Denizen #B1-15 La Vida #B1-24 Jewellery, Watches & Optical Daessiksin #B2-01 De Silver #B1-72 Ladyfinger #03-30 Caption #B1-81 Daun Pandan Rice Dumpling #B2-40 Discount Loft #'02-34 London Weight Management #03-01 City Chain #01-08 Duke Bakery #B2-18 Dockers #B1-16 Nailz Gallery #02-15 Goldheart #B1-12 Dunkin' Donuts #01-14 to 16 Dreams Collage #02-22 Nail Palace #B1-64 H2 Hub #B2-12 Eighteen Chefs #04-02 G2000 #B1-08/09 Nature's Farm #B2-19 MFC Jewellery #B1-79 Eng's Wantan Noodle #B2-49 Giordano #B1-59/60 OGAWA #B1-52 mgd Lifestyle Jewellery #B1-71 Famous Amos #01-32A Happy Walker #02-28 OSIM #B2-05/06 Owndays #B1-05/06 Fish & Co. #02-03 HERITAGE HUB #B1-30 Premier Dead Sea #B1-67 SK Jewellery #B1-11 Foodfare #03-12 Hush Puppies #01-27/28 Salon #1 #02-04/05 Spectacle Hut #01-23 Food Spot #B2-47 JEAN Accessories #02-32 SaSa #01-03 TAKA Jewellery #B1-53 Four Leaves #B2-14 KIYO #01-21/22 Shinka #02-27 Vision Lab #01-04 Four Seasons Durians #B2-28 Levi's® #B1-15/16 The Body Shop #B1-02 Fragrance Bak Kwa #B2-39 Link THM #02-35/36 THEFACESHOP #B1-19 Fruit Paradise #02-18 Liz Nana #02-46 Unity Healthcare #B2-21 to 25 Supermarket & Specialty Mart Fry Day #B2-21 Love.U #01-24 Vita Green #B1-74 Cheers #B1-82 & #01-37 GoGo Franks #B2-41 Lovisa #B1-14 Wan Yang Foot Reflexology #B1-63 FairPrice Xtra #B2-26 Gosh! Seafood Hunter #B2-48 MOSS #01-07 Watsons #B1-39 to 41 Heavenly Wang #02-58 MoMo Accessories #B1-75 Yun Nam Hair Care #03-27 Herbal Tea #B2-43 Pierre Cardin #B1-42/43 ZTP Ginseng Birdnest #B2-20 Last updated on 9 January 2019 Ho Kee Pau #B2-53 Hong Kong Sheng Kee Dessert #B1-51B I Love Taimei #B2-37 Participating Stores for M Privileges (AMK Hub) Food & Beverage Fashion & Accessories Books, Gifts & Hobbies I'm Kim Korean BBQ #04-04 Punk Star #02-23 FWAH #02-25 Services & Others Ichiban Sushi #02-01 Red 2 #01-05 Hako #02-55/56 Keyshoe #B2-13 Jian Bo Shui Kueh #B2-58 Simply Mondo #02-52 Ilahui #B2-27/28 Laundry Club #B1-14 Jollibean #B2-29 The Flip Flop Shop #02-47 KLOSH #02-44/45 WTS Travel #B1-49 Ju Hao Xiao Long Bao #B2-02 The Underground #B1-50 Mini Toons #02-53/54 Xorex Press #02-17 Koji-San #B2-50 The Wallet Shop #02-49 Otaku Tachi #02-35 Xpress Flower #02-17 Kuriya Japanese Market #B2-52 Triumph #B1-03/04 Playe #02-30/31 LiHO #02-66 Exit MayVenus Tears #B1-70 Typo #B1-20/21 Malaysia Boleh! #B2-41/42 Vivian & Sean #B1-62 Telecommunications MOF My Izakaya #B1-48/51/51A Wacoal #B1-45/46 Data-Flex Technology #B1-77 MOS Burger #01-33 Yes Accessories #B1-68 Education M1 #B1-31 Mr Bean #01-19/20 Yishion #B1-29 Aureus Academy #03-03 Mobile Fashion Enterprise #B1-69 Nan Xiang Bistro #B2-46 Young Hearts #02-40/41 Cristofori #03-21 Moobile #02-29 Old Chang Kee #01-32 Han Language Centre (AMK) #03-24 OPPO #B1-10 Pancake King #B2-54 Heurika Institute of Mathematics #03-25 Plus3 #02-51 Pepper Lunch #01-34 Literacy Alive! #03-07 Redbean #B1-73 Pezzo #B2-38 Muzart #03-15/16 SingTel Shop #B1-54 to 57 Polar Puffs & Cakes #B2-08 School Plus #03-04 StarHub Telestation #02-57 Prata Raya #01-38/39 Stalford Learning Centre #03-05/06 U@GX #02-50 PrimaDeli #B1-47 The Alternative Story #03-23 Proofer Boulangerie #B2-44 The Ballet School #03-20 Qiji #B2-51 The Little Skool-House #03-22 QQ Rice #B2-07 Ritz Apple Strudle #B2-30 SF #B2-44 Last updated on 11 January 2019 Shan Cheng #B2-45 Starbucks #B1-65 Subway #01-35 Swensen's #B1-25/26 Sweet Monster #B1-65 A/B Thai Express #02-26 The Pine Garden #01-11 to 13 The Soup Spoon #B1-65C/D Toast Box #01-01 TORI-Q #B2-09 Twelve Cupcakes #B2-27 umisushi #B2-11 Wonderbuns #01-36 Xin Wang #02-26 Yami Yogurt #B2-45 Yummi Bites #B2-36 Participating Stores for M Privileges (Jurong Point) Fashion Fashion Fashion Adidas #03 - 18 JP2 Lillian Select #03 - 69 JP2 Wacoal #02 - 37 JP1 Aimer #03 - 60 JP2 MM1 #02 - 39 JP1 Winter Time #02 - 46/47 JP1 Anna Nucci #01 - 11 JP2 May Fashion #03 - 84/85 JP2 World of Sports #03 - 18/19 JP1 Bagzx #03 - 120 JP2 Mimosa #01 - 63 JP2 X CRAFT #03 - 06B JP1 Bata #01 - 36/37/38/39 JP1 Moss Fashion #01 - 51 JP1 YISHiON #01 - 26E JP1 BDYYS #03 - 74 JP2 MRF #03 - 126 JP2 Young Hearts #02 - 40A/B JP1 BEGA #01 - 11/12/14 JP1 Nana Reve De La #01 - 28 JP2 Yumie #03 - 129 JP2 Black Hammer #03 - 13 JP2 Natural Project #01 - 12 JP2 Bonia #01 - 02 JP1 Osmose #01 - 14/15 JP2 Boons N Things #03 - 25A JP1 Pandora #01 - 21 JP1 Kids & Toys Bossini #01 - 18/19/20 JP1 Peniwern #01 - 22 JP2 FOX Kids and Baby #02 - 49 JP1 Buy Away #03 - 75 JP2 Pierre Cardin #01 - 45/46 JP2 in2Kids #02 - 53 JP1 Calista Fashion #03 - 115/116 JP2 Purpur #03 - 62 JP2 Kiddy Palace #02 - 50 JP1 Chamelon #01 - 61 JP2 Recoil Apparel #03 - 21/22 JP2 Lego Certified Store #B1 - 86 JP2 CHARLES & KEITH #02 - 02/03/04 JP1 Red 2 #01 - 29C JP1 Ling Ling #03 - 121 JP2 CIYO #03 - 15 JP2 Royal Sporting House #03 - 24/25 JP1 Converse #02 - 22/23 JP1 Rubi Shoes #02 - 18 JP1 Cosmos Jewellery #01 - K06 JP1 Sense #01 - 62 JP2 Sports & Sports Apparel Cotton On #01 - 15/16 JP1 Skechers #01 - 16H/I/J JP1 JD #01 - 34 JP1 Crocodile #02 - 01 JP1 SoleCase #03 - 22/23 JP1 Clovers #01 - 08 JP2 Sorella #03 - 14 JP2 De Silver #B1 - 104 JP2 Sport Link #03 - 15/16/17 JP1 Last updated on 11 January 2019 DMK #01-69/70 JP1 Starry Sky #01 - 06 JP2 Dockers & Denizen #01 - 04 JP1 Sweet Home #03 - 122 JP2 Everbest #02 - 52 JP1 The Box Showcase Ensemble #01 - 49 JP2 Everlast #03 - 66 JP2 Tokyo Zone 1945 #01 - 04 JP2 G2000 #01 - 35 JP1 Triumph #02 - 41A/B JP1 Giordano #01 - 22/23/24/25 JP1 Uniqlo #02 - 26/27/28/29 JP1 Goldlion #01 - 16G JP1 Universal Traveller #03 - 12 JP2 Helen #03 - 65 JP2 Vans #01 - 01/02 JP2 Homi #03 - 76 JP2 Vivi #02 - 40 JP1 Hoops Factory #03 - 15/16/17 JP1 House of Samsonite #03 - 61 JP2 Hush Puppies (Footwear) #02 - 48 JP1 Kizz Lisa #02 - 51 JP1 Levi's #01 - 07/08 JP1 Participating Stores for M Privileges (Jurong Point) Food & Beverage Food & Beverage Food & Beverage 4Fingers Crispy Chicken #03 - 34 JP1 Kabe No Ana Japanese Pasta #B1 - 55 JP1 Seoul Garden HotPot #B1 - 45 JP2 Andersen's of Denmark #02 - K6 JP1 Kakak Nio #01 - 40 JP2 Shabu Tontei Japanese Hot Pot #B1 - 52 JP1 A-One Claypot House #03 - 09/10/11 JP1 KFC #01 - 30 JP1 Shabu-ichi Hokkaido Hotpot Buffet #B1 - 47 to 51 JP1 Ayam Penyet Ria #B1 - 06 JP1 KOI #02 - 41C JP1 Share Tea #03 - 53 JP2 Bee Cheng Hiang #B1 - 04 JP1 Kopi & Tarts #01 - 66/75 JP2 Shihlin Taiwan Street Snacks #01 - 34 JP2 Bengawan Solo #B1 - 05 JP1 Kopitiam #03 - 42 JP1 Sky Thai Fastfood #01 - 36 JP2 Bibik Nio #01 - 92/93 JP2 Krispy Kreme #01 - 31 JP2 Soup Restaurant #02 - 32/33 JP1 Boost Juice Bar #B1 - 25 JP1 Kuriya Japanese Market #B1 - 75/76/77/77A/78 JP2 Starbucks Coffee #03 - 52 JP2 BreadTalk #B1 - 72/73 JP2 Lai Lai Kitchen #03 - 08 JP1 Stuff'd #01 - 43/44 JP2 BRIO #02 - 24/K5 JP1 Lao Huo Tang #B1 - 45 JP2 Subway #01 - 33A JP1 Burger King #B1 - 54/55 JP2 Le Castella / Egg Stop #B1-02 JP1 Sushi Express #03 - 40/41 JP2 Cantine #B1 - 42/43/44 JP1 Legendary Cart Noodles #03 - 89/89A JP2 Swee Heng Bakery #03 - 31 JP2 Carl's Junior #02 - 42 JP1 Legendary Hong Kong #03 - 79/80 JP2 SweetTalk #01 - 33 JP2 Chateraise #B1-21 JP1 LiHo #03 - 89E JP2 Swensen's #B1 - 64 JP2 Central Hong Kong Café #03 - 90/91/92/93/94/95 JP2 Long John Silver's #B1 - 56 JP2 Tenfuku Tendon Specialty #B1 - 47 JP1 Chocolate Origin #02 - K3 JP1 Maki-San #03 - 54/55 JP2 Thai Express #B1 - 65/66/67 JP2 Crave #B1 - 03 JP1 Malaysia Boleh! #03 - 26/27/28 JP2 The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf #01 - 16E JP1 Crystal Jade La Mian Xiao Long Bao #03 - 96 to 104 JP2 McDonald's & McCafe #01 - 31 JP1 The Icing Room #B1 - 105 JP2 Dian Xiao Er #B1 - 57/58/59 JP2 Melvados #B1 - 27 JP1 ChaChaKo #01 - 32 JP1 Din Tai Fung #B1 - 68/69 JP2 Men-Ichi Japanese Ramen B1 - 53/54 JP1 Tim Ho Wan #03 - 42/43/44/45/46/47/K3 JP2 EAT.
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