Tampines Mall is getting a major refresh after more than 30 years of serving shoppers.
The mall is set to complete a S$24 million asset enhancement initiative (AEI) this December, with 21 brands joining its tenant mix. Of these, 15 will be opening their first outlets in the East.
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The changes will see more shopping and dining options, as well as upgrades to the mall’s facilities and common areas.
Beauty lovers will have plenty more to browse, with Tampines Mall bringing together 14 beauty brands in what it says will be the largest such cluster in the East.
These include Sephora and Shiseido, alongside luxury labels such as Chanel and Dior.
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Image courtesy of Tampines Mall
ELEMIS, Judydoll, Rituals, and YSL Beauty are also among the names opening at Tampines Mall for the first time.
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Image courtesy of Tampines Mall
Beyond shopping for beauty products, visitors can also enjoy skincare consultations and treatments at selected stores.
At Shiseido’s Level 1 boutique, customers can have their skin analysed using the brand’s Skin Visualiser before receiving recommendations for skincare and makeup products.
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ELEMIS also offers BIOTEC-powered facial treatments tailored to different skin concerns. L’Occitane, meanwhile, offers an electronic facial gua sha treatment in a private room.
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Tampines Mall’s dining line-up is also getting an update, with several concepts opening in the East for the first time.
These include casual Italian restaurant Casa Vostra, Guangzhou milk tea brand Charlie’s Tea, and Hong Kong-founded Ging Sun Ho King of Bun, known for its Shanghainese-style pan-fried pork soup buns.
Thai-Malay restaurant IM QALB by Pun Im will have a Tampines Mall-exclusive menu, while Zhejiang restaurant LONGJING and Guangzhou dessert shop and bakery café RUXU are among the other additions.
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These join existing and more recently opened F&B options such as Paris Baguette, Wingstop, and Alchemist.
Beyond food, shoppers can expect more fashion, jewellery, and watch options, with brands including Braun Büffel, CC Primo, Goldheart, Meilleur Moment, SK Gold, and Vincent Watch.
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For those shopping for sports and lifestyle gear, Decathlon is returning to Tampines Mall with an 18,000 sq ft Experience Store.
It will carry more than 6,000 sporting essentials across over 60 sports, with dedicated test zones where shoppers can try selected equipment before buying.
Other services include basic bicycle maintenance, racket restringing and re-gripping, and Decathlon’s Buy Back programme.
In addition to its tenant mix, Tampines Mall is also giving its common areas and facilities a facelift.
The mall’s familiar Tampines tree motif will feature in its updated design, alongside elements inspired by the surrounding neighbourhood.
These touches will help preserve a sense of familiarity even as the mall takes on a more modern look.
To mark the refresh, shoppers can also enjoy promotions till 31 Dec 2026, including a S$35 eCapitaVoucher with a minimum spend of S$350 at beauty, fashion, jewellery, shoes, and bags stores.
There are also rewards for the biggest spenders, with the top spender receiving S$4,000 worth of eCapitaVouchers and five runners-up each receiving an OSIM massage sofa worth S$3,999.
The promotions are exclusive to CapitaStar members and are subject to terms and conditions.
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