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UPDATES: STORES WHICH REMAIN OPEN (Updated As of 23 April 2020) UPDATES: STORES WHICH REMAIN OPEN (Updated as of 23 April 2020) As part of the latest measures announced by the government on 3 April to slow local transmission of COVID-19, all non-essential retail outlets are required to close from 7 April to 1 June 2020. Please visit the respective store's website and Facebook page for information on their operating hours. FOOD & BEVERAGE Café S/N Unit Store Name 1 JP1 #02-31 Café Amazon 2 JP1 #01-43/44/45 O’ Coffee Club Xpress 3 JP1 #02-28 OLDTOWN White Coffee Basic 4 JP2 #03-52 Starbucks Coffee 5 JP1 #01-16E The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf 6 JP2 #B1-70/71 Toast Box 7 JP1 #02-K9/K10 Tuk Tuk Cha Fastfood 1 JP1 #03-34 4Fingers Crispy Chicken 2 JP2 #B1-54/55 Burger King 3 JP1 #02-42 Carl’s Jr. 4 JP1 #01-32 Jollibee 5 JP1 #01-30 KFC 6 JP2 #B1-56 Long John Silver’s 7 JP1 #01-30A MOS Burger 8 JP2 #03-K5/48/49/50/51 Popeyes 9 JP1 #01-33A Subway 10 JP2 #01-47/89/90/91 Wingstop Foodcourt 1 JP1 #B1-42/43/44 Cantine 2 JP1 #03-42 Kopitiam 3 JP2 #03-26/27/28 Malaysia Boleh! Restaurant 1 JP1 #03-09/10/11 A-One Claypot House 2 JP1 #B1-06 Ayam Penyet Ria 3 JP2 #01-92/93 Bibik Nio 4 JP1 #02-24/K5 BRIO 5 JP2 #03-90 to 95 Central Hong Kong Café 6 JP2 #03-96 to 104 Crystal Jade La Mian Xiao Long Bao 7 JP2 #B1-57/58/59 Dian Xiao Er 8 JP2 #B1-68/69 Din Tai Fung 9 JP2 #01-76 to 78 EAT. 10 JP1 #02-20E Fish & Co. 11 JP1 #03-20/20A/06/06A Hot Tomato 12 JP2 #B1-75/76 Ichiban Boshi 13 JP2 #B1-45 Lao Huo Tang 14 JP2 #03-89/89A Legendary Cart Noodles 15 JP2 #03-79/80 Legendary Hong Kong 16 JP2 #03-54/55 Maki-San 17 JP2 #03-57 Monster Curry 18 JP2 #03-56 Patbingsoo 19 JP2 #B1-62/63 Pepper Lunch 20 JP1 #01-33 Pizza Hut 21 JP2 #01-71/72/73/74 Prata Wala 22 JP1 #02-34 Pu Tien 23 JP2 #B1-65/66/67 Sanook Kitchen 24 JP2 #B1-46 Seoul Garden 25 JP2 #B1-75 to 85 SHOKUTSU TEN 26 JP1 #02-32/33 Soup Restaurant 27 JP2 #03-40/41 Sushi Express 28 JP2 #B1-64 Swensen’s 29 JP2 #03-42/43/44/45/46/47/K3 Tim Ho Wan 30 JP2 #03-105/112 Tongue Tip Lanzhou Beef Noodles 31 JP2 #01-94/95/96/97 Two Wheels Good 32 JP2 #B1-60/61 Wee Nam Kee Chicken Rice Takeaway 1 JP2 #B1-72/73 BreadTalk 2 JP1 #B1-03 Crave 3 JP1 #B1-02 Egg Stop 4 JP2 #01-42 Four Leaves 5 JP2 #03-89B GoGo Franks 6 JP2 #B1-79/80/81/82 Gokoku Japanese Bakery 7 JP1 #B1-K2 Hokkaido Baked Cheese Tarts 8 JP2 #03-10 Hong Kong Egglet 9 JP2 #03-89F Hotstar Large Fried Chicken 10 JP2 #01-40 Kakak Nio 11 JP2 #01-66/75 Kopi & Tarts 12 JP2 #B1-75 to 77 and 77A & 78 Kuriya Japanese Market 13 JP1 #B1-27 Melvados 14 JP2 #03-11 Mr Bean 15 JP2 #01-K8/K9 Muyoo+ 16 JP1 #B1-K3 Nine Fresh Desserts Taiwan 17 JP2 #01-39 Old Chang Kee 18 JP2 #01-30 Pezzo 19 JP2 #01-32 QQ Rice 20 JP2 #01-34 Shihlin Taiwan Street Snacks 21 JP2 #01-36 Sky Thai Fastfood 22 JP2 #01-43/44 Stuff’d 23 JP2 #03-31 Swee Heng Classic 1989 24 JP2 #03-89C Westlake SUPERMARKETS / HYPERMARKETS & CONVENIENCE STORES S/N Unit Store Name 1 JP1 #01-26B/C/D Cheers 2 JP1 #B1-09 FairPrice 3 JP2 #03-01/02 FairPrice Xtra 4 JP1 #B1-26 The Seafood Market Place by Song Fish SERVICES S/N Unit Store Name 1 JP1 #B1-28 Allbest Exchange 2 JP1 #B1-03C Raffles Money Change 3 JP1 #B1-30 Selffix The Home of D.I.Y. 4 JP1 #B1-07/08/45 SingPost PHARMACIES S/N Unit Store Name 1 JP2 #B1-27/28 Guardian Health & Beauty 2 JP2 #03-127 Sinchong 3 JP1 #B1-12/13/14 Watson’s 4 JP1 #B1-09 Unity CLINICS S/N Unit Store Name 1 JP1 #B1A-19E AcuMed Medical Group 2 JP1 #01-16A/B Dr W. K. Koo & Associates Pte Ltd 3 JP1 #B1A-19C Drs Lim, Hoe & Wong Radiology 4 JP1 #B1A-19A/B/C Fullerton Healthcare Group 5 JP1 #B1A-20D Jurong Point Dental Surgery 6 JP1 #B1A-20B JurPoint Medicare Clinic NTUC Unity Denticare & Yong Kang TCM 7 JP1 #B1A-20B/C Clinic 8 JP1 #B1A-20A Point Medical Group 9 JP1 #B1A-19D Raffles Medical Raffles Dental 10 JP1 #01-17E/F/G/H Shenton Medical Group BANKS S/N Unit Store Name 1 JP2 #B1-31/32/33/46 OCBC 2 JP2 #B1-01/02 Maybank 3 JP2 #B1-47/48/49/50 DBS Bank 4 JP1 #01-16C/D UOB 5 JP1 #01-17 Bank of China TELECOMMUNICATION S/N Unit Store Name 1 JP2 #B1-98/99 Singtel shop 2 JP2 #B1-12 StarHub OPTICAL S/N Unit Store Name 1 JP1 #01-05 Lenskart 2 JP2 #B1-35 Nanyang Optical 3 JP2 #01-24/25/26/27 Owndays 4 JP2 #01-10 Pearl’s Optics 5 JP2 #03-68 Spectacle Hut .
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