Northpoint City

Unclaimed

With the new extension, its such a hugeeeee mall with a large variety of shops. Great for shopping for anyone

Northpoint City Mall across Yishun Train Station is a place where you can stroll around and get lost at the same time. The mall is not that big but there are too many local store and a bit nicer store like Levi’s and Uniqlo. Backed 10 years ago this mall is just a normal and not a place to shop around, if you love shopping. But time has changed. I was surprised for a total makeover and too many restaurants to choose from. The only problem is, it is always packed with diners, and if you have ample time, maybe you can wait for an available seat. Or go across the street for some local food which is just across the train station. When I come here, I still get confused but I enjoyed every moment walking around even though it is hard to find any store. Maybe Building maps will suffice or store maps and locations what floor it is located at. What I like the most is that, they have too many Jewelry store to choose from and Watch Store. Over all, I gave 5 star to this mall for a total makeover. Love it! Thank you Yishun Northpoint!

I ordered Grilled fish with fresh green Pepper for 17.80, waited around 15min, and while I liked this cause it’s not so spicy , I didn’t enjoy the soup it is I feel less salt was added; it could be improved by putting more salt and decrease the waiting time.

Northpoint City in Yishun is one of the largest suburban malls in northern Singapore, located just across from Yishun MRT station, making it highly accessible. The moment you exit the MRT, you’re greeted by the mall’s bright facade and a vibrant atmosphere filled with shoppers. It features a wide range of retail outlets, restaurants, cafes, and lifestyle services, making it a one-stop destination for everything from groceries to casual dining and fashion. There are popular international brands like McDonald’s, Starbucks, Uniqlo, and several Japanese restaurants that add to the culinary variety. You’ll also find supermarkets like Cold Storage and FairPrice, plus fitness centres and even a library within the complex. For families, there are kids’ activity zones and ample seating areas throughout the mall. That said, the mall layout can be slightly confusing, especially for first-time visitors. Despite the size and range of shops, the crowd levels during peak hours can be overwhelming. Navigation inside the mall becomes challenging due to the complex layout and lack of clearly visible signboards. Some areas, especially access paths from the MRT or between sections of the mall, aren’t intuitive, and there aren’t enough directory boards to help guide people efficiently. As a suggestion, the mall could significantly improve its user experience by installing more detailed and visible information boards or digital directories, particularly near entry points and busy junctions inside. This would be especially helpful for newcomers or tourists trying to find their way or locate specific stores. Improving crowd flow management in high-traffic zones would also enhance the shopping experience. Overall, Northpoint City is a bustling and resourceful mall with an impressive mix of tenants, but it would benefit greatly from more user-friendly signage and layout guidance to accommodate its high foot traffic.

Good for foodies, alot of variety Malaysia boleh is there good concept. Good for shopping essentials house item