Luk Yu Restraurant & Teahouse

First opened in 1990 as part of CDL’s portfolio, Chinatown Point underwent a major refurbishment in 2011-12 after it was acquired by Perennial for $250M in 2010. Catering to the mid-tier market, it is an average mall with the usual casual dining outlets and cafes. On its top floor, there is a 1,000SQM library managed by National Library Board staffed by volunteers.

It's probably the swankiest mall here simply because the next two nearby malls were too old. Pre-covid this is like the China tourist magnet. And sitting on top of the MRT link, it probably saw the heaviest traffic and footfall coming and going through. There's even a Library on its top level, not much of shopping retailers to think about but large travel agents, loads of food tenants and some supplements stores and an NTUC. The main reason I always walk by is because of the underground passage to cross over from People's Park to eat at Hong Lim. This mall's rent is probably so inhibitive that if Bijin Nabe, Din Tai Feng can't make it here, not many can. Thus every six months you see many changeovers, especially with the food tenants, that easily make up 30% of the mall and more. One more good reason to come here is they have NTUC, Watson's and Guardian all under one roof, hence the best place to come buy your toiletries and compare prices. Other than that is to park comfortably and eat at Hong Lim's or People's Park as they have horrendous parking.

🧧🧧🎋 Visited my good friend who been serving our family since they were young. She reprsented Samsung and now with Singtel. Her services is still one of the best for me. Very patience and very pro active. Keep up the good work Ms Sharon 👏👍🙂. CHRIS shopping when overcome renovation before, look better but not much to office 5hen the usual stuffs. The decoration this year well done. !👍👏🎋🧧

Like any other chinatown except this one being Singapore have the added feeling of being in a safe place plus it is clean though old already (I meant the place) but there is a better mall across the street which also a subway station. I’d figured out this would be a better place for the locals in getting their needs at a cheaper price but this is also a nice place to tour around just have the feel of the place.

Visited after Chinese New Year day on the weekday. It wasn't really pack during it. Waited till a bit dark to see the tiger decoration in the front of the mall. They have a quite number of decorations for Chinese New Year. The tiger decoration is big and exotic. This attracts visitor to come and look at it.

Kong Hei Fatt Choi ! Gong Xi Fa Cai! Xing Nian Kuai Le! Happy Chinese New Year! Can you feel the lunar spring is here? All the hustle and bustle, cookies, red decor, calligraphy, and exhibition. What are you waiting for! Let’s visit Chinatown. Don’t forget to put on your mask, social distancing and sanitiser. Love and festive mood is the air Stay safe and stay healthy ! May 🐅 year brings joy, happiness and lots of abundance of wealth Huat ar!