Punggol Coast Mall shopping guide: MUJI, Skechers & more
If you reside in the Northeast, a new mall to check out is Punggol Coast Mall. Punggol Coast Mall shoppers will attest to the 120 stores with popular brands including MUJI and Skechers. With a number of the shops still shuttered, business doesn't seem to be brisk.
Here are 11 shops that have opened at Punggol Coast Mall as of the time of writing.
If you are heading to a country in the Southern Hemisphere such as Australia, New Zealand, Argentina or Chile, over the upcoming June school holidays, be sure to drop by COLDWEAR, a Singapore-based store that specialises in winter apparel and accessories.
When I visited, the store had a promotion where you would be able to get an Acrylic Sweater for S$26 with the purchase of any Regular-Priced Sweater. Pair the Acrylic Sweater with Winter Leggings (Extra Warmth) (S$49) (above) for a classic look.
Spend at least S$20 and enjoy discounted prices on selected items. These include the Adults Ski Gloves (S$19 after discount), Adult Wool Socks (S$9 after discount), Assorted Bags and an Adult Scarf (Colour: Assorted) (S$12 each after discount).
+65 8954 7230 Daily: 11.30am – 9pm Facebook | Instagram | Website
At SKIN MOMO, they see skincare as more than just a routine—it is a meaningful act of self-care. Guided by the harmony of science and nature, their approach prioritises custom care, ensuring every client enjoys the ideal blend of relaxation and transformative results.
Don't typically have time to indulge in facials? Their OxyBoostLab Facial (S$68) offers a premium experience at 30 minutes. This treatment rids impurities, replenishes moisture at a cellular level, and unveils a luminous skin complexion. With the use of their oxygenating machine, feel the glow of revitalised skin, where clarity and radiance meet in true euphony.
Refresh your skin with a 1-hour GlowLab Facial (S$128), a blend of deep cleansing hydration, and relaxation. These essential oil treatments remove impurities, restore moisture, and enhance your natural glow, leaving your complexion smooth and clear.
+65 8799 7443 Daily: 11am – 8.30pm Facebook | Instagram | Website
Lenskart is an Indian multinational eyewear company. As a vertically integrated company, it designs, manufactures, distributes, and retails prescription glasses and regular eyewear.
When I went down, they had a promotion for Switch frames (2 for S$150 with Thin Lenses, Additional Clip-Ons for S$30), Essential frames (2 for S$100 with Thin Lenses), and Lenskart Bitz frames (2 for S$150 with Thin Lenses). For the last of the 3 types of frames, you can swap styles with magnetic charms to keep things dynamic.
For those who prefer contact lenses, the shop at Punggol Coast Mall also sells 1 Day Acuvue Moist Lenses (S$61), and Acuvue 1 Day Moist Lenses for Astigmatism (S$78). Astigmatism is a common eye condition where the cornea or lens of the eye has an irregular structure. This irregularity results in blurred or distorted vision at all distances.
+65 6239 5726 Daily: 11am – 10pm Facebook | Instagram | Website
The Green Party Living Collection sells mainly chic and affordable household goods that promote a green and sustainable lifestyle. They offer trendy and environmentally conscious products, focusing on quality, comfort and creating a never-seen-before style of living.
Enter the store and you will be greeted by Animal Plush Toys (8cm) (S$6.90) made from polyester for a soft feel. Walk further in and you will see The Toy Story-Branded Tissue (S$1.90), Disposable Sleeping Bag (S$3.90) and Boy Underwear (S$6.90).
Other products I saw include the Handheld Fan (S$6.90), Notebook (S$2.90), Puzzle (S$6.90), Dinosaur Toy (S$10.90), and Ten Educational Computing Frame (S$10).
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Kskin's facial treatments provide the best Korean skincare solutions and offer you targeted treatments for your skincare needs. Their standard 15-minute Korean facial (Cleanse/Glow/V-Lift/Neck Care) will set you back by S$28. Other facial treatments include Pore Refining (35 mins) (S$60) and Skin Pigmentation (30 mins) (S$50).
To the right of the salon is Kcuts which does 10-minute Korean-style haircuts for S$14.
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Wondering what other shops are there at Punggol Coast Mall? Vivian & Sean is a retailer primarily known for its selection of formal and casual ladies' shoes, as well as luggage and bags. The brand aims to provide a variety of lifestyle products suitable for various events.
A pair of Jimmy Polo Men's Black Leather Boots will cost S$44.90, a pair of Brown Sandals for S$19.90, a pair of Moda Paolo Women's Flat Shoes for S$33.90, a pair of Flip-Flops for S$15.90 and Men's Slippers for S$12.90. They also sell accessories including the Heel Grip (S$3.90), Shoelaces (S$2) and Moda Paolo Socks (S$4.90).
Other items I saw at the store include the UN Backpack (S$45.90), a Size 24.0 Black Luggage (S$109), a Black Wallet (S$26.90) and a Black Unisex Pouch (S$12.90).
+65 6247 5440 Daily: 11am – 9pm | |
MUJI is a popular lifestyle and homeware brand known for its minimalist and functional designs. Founded in Japan in 1980, MUJI creates simple, low-cost and high-quality items.
Apparel-wise, get the Cool Touch Shirt Sleeve Shirt/Regular Collar Blouse (S$29), which is smooth against the skin for a light, cool feel. The Cool Touch Wide Fit Short Sleeve (S$19.90 for a T-Shirt and S$29.90 for a Polo Shirt) is comfy to the touch.
If you are a lady who prefers a more casual look, pair the Short Pants (S$19.90) and their French Sleeve T-Shirt (S$14.90) (above). Both are made from organic cotton.
If you are looking for tableware, items I spotted from the Mino ware collection include the Bowl (S$14.90), Rice Bowl (S$8.90) and the Noodle Bowl (S$17.90). These items that are made in Japan have a curved shape and a high base, making them easier to hold.
+65 6346 4123 / +65 6908 4136 Daily: 11am – 9pm Facebook | Instagram | Website
Skechers designs, develops and markets a diverse range of lifestyle and performance footwear, apparel and accessories for men, women and children with a variety of sizes.
Their Women Sports Shoes are priced at S$139 per pair and their Men's Sports Shoes costs S$149 per pair. Other items that I spotted include the Whitecap Grey Backpack (S$79) made from nylon and polyester and the Set Sail Backpack (S$39).
For a casual appearance, pair the Forest Fog Men Knit Short Sleeve T-Shirt (S$39) and the Navy Blazer Men's Woven Shorts (S$55) (above). Complete the look with a pair of Foamies (S$55 – S$75). The slip-on comes with cushioned footbeds for greater comfort.
+65 3129 3009 Mon to Fri: 9am – 6pm Closed on Sat & Sun Facebook | Instagram | Website
Specs Smith is an optical shop that provides a variety of eyewear and frames. They also provide services such as lens coatings. They also offer eyewear advice, especially for myopia.
Here, you will be able to buy a Frame with a Different Style + Hi-Index – Super Thin Lens (S$108), High-Quality Frame + Hi-Index – Super Thin Lens (S$138), Light Weight High-Quality Frame + Hi-Index – Super Thin Lens (S$178) and Branded Eyewear + Hi-Index – Super Thin Lens (S$228). Buy a Light Weight Frame with a Different Style + Hi-Index – Super Thin Lens (S$168) and get another set on them.
Buy a pair of regular-priced progressive lenses and get 70% off your second pair of progressive lenses. After the discount is applied, a pair of standard Dynamic Premium progressive lenses costs S$165.
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Polish The Nails Room offers a customised, therapeutic approach to nail care. Their professionally trained nail technicians are dedicated to providing personalised services.
Manicure/pedicure services include Nail Shaping (Hand) (S$8), Nail Shaping (Feet) (S$10), Express Manicure (Shape + Polish) (S$15), Express Pedicure (Shape + Polish) (S$18) and the Classic Manicure (Shape + Cuticle Care + Polish) (S$27).
If you have a callus on your foot, pressure or other irritants, opt for the Anti Callus Foot Treatment (S$38). It includes a tablet soak, callus remover treatment and a foot scrub.
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Wondering what other shops are there at Punggol Coast Mall? Q&M Dental Group is the largest private dental healthcare group in the country. They have over 100 clinics island-wide offering various services including general care, specialist services and oral surgery.
Services include Scaling & Polishing (S$87.20 – S$130.80), Milk Tooth Filling (Child Under 12 Years Old) (S$65.49 – S$119.90 Per Cavity), Wisdom Tooth Extraction (S$174.40 – S$239.90 Per Tooth) and Gum Bleeding Remedy (S$109 – S$163.50).
If your tooth's pulp is damaged or infected because of decay, trauma or excessive wear, your best option is the Root Canal Treatment (S$1,035.50 – S$1,253.50 for Molar).
+65 6803 0766 Daily: 9am – 9pm Facebook | Instagram | Website
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