Hougang Mall

They should consider having more food options. The food court has no malay food. The vegetarian stall and Yong tau food stalls food are always bland. In the mall itself, I see many Japanese food options.

Packed with food establishments for the convenience of residents in Hougang neighbourhood. We appreciate the inclusion of a library which made it very convenient to pick out and return books. Escalators are prone to breaking down and waiting for the few lifts can be an annoyance.

Nice little Heartland Mall. Been here since my childhood days. Though nowadays, I can’t really say much about it, since some things seem like they require a bit of change, or maybe the estate is just old. Air con feels not very strong also.

Fav mall to train my knee. Escalator broken for more than N months , one side spoilt so another side need to stop operate allow climbing

This is a heartland mall that has been around for decades and yet did not lose its attractions despite newer and bigger malls that popped up in the area.

It has a good variety of stores that caters to the needs of most heartlanders - from supermarket, clothing stores to fast food restaurants. It also has a sizable library and post office in it.

The place is generally crowded daily and can be a little overwhelming on the weekends. Nevertheless this is a good place to be.

Great place in the heartland area with lots of eatery to choose from! It has NTUC, library, even Sing Post! The usual fast food restaurants plus a few unusual ones! The only thing missing is a movie theatre! The ambience is simple but nice and it has great human traffic, great place to go just to hang out!

It's been around for many years and near Hougang Central Bus Interchange, as well as Hougang MRT station. A pretty vibrant mall at first go which is popular amongst residents and individuals of all ages.

There are tuition centres on the top floor for the young ones and an arcade-like outlet with addictive games. Plenty of F&B choices, from the very well-known homegrown brands to international delights. A couple of new ones have opened up over the pandemic too. A library is also situated here for those keen to have a bit of quiet time to read or simply rest. FairPrice supermarket is also here - no surprises as this mall used to be called NTUC mall way back in the days. Good to have your grocery done easily. The food court is also recently refurbished and rebranded - even houses a gastro bar-like dining experience at a corner!

Parking is slightly limited but there are plenty of HDB parking options nearby too. Definitely a great place to spend time with your family or friends.