One of Golden Mile Complex’s longtime tentpoles, Thai Supermarket, has found itself a new home. It is currently gearing up to welcome customers at its new premises at Aperia Mall.
Per a feature by The Straits Times (ST), the supermarket will be reopening sometime during the first week of June.
The popular grocer has also been sharing updates about its move and renovation works on its Instagram page.
Several Instagram stories and posts show that the new premises at Aperia Mall will look entirely different from its original premises at Golden Mile Complex.
Previously, the old storefront boasted a large, albeit dated and old-fashioned, green signboard.
Source: Thai Supermarket on Instagram
Now, a sleek, modern new look graces the entrance of the new storefront at Aperia Mall.
Source: Thai Supermarket on Instagram
The new store will also be bigger and better than before. Images of the renovation works depict the extent of the overhaul.
Source: Thai Supermarket on Instagram
There are also wooden countertops for what appears to be a new in-store eatery and dining area.
Patrons can also expect their shopping experience to be wrapped up in style with its new minimalist cashier area.
Source: Thai Supermarket on Instagram
According to ST, the new supermarket at Aperia Mall takes up a whopping 6,000 square feet on the ground floor of the mall, with a 64-seat dining area to boot.
The dining area will see two stalls run by Cross Street Exchange Thai restaurant Folks Collective. One stall will primarily offer salads and rice bowls, while the other will serve a range of Thai noodle dishes.
Bubble tea and bread brand Yung Yung and fried fritters joint Talad Thai Banana will also have stalls in the new location.
Additionally, a hair and nail salon will take up two kiosks within the premises.
Since the closure of the iconic ‘Little Thailand’, many tenants of Golden Mile Complex have either relocated or closed.
We are glad to see that this mainstay of Golden Mile Complex has found a new home.
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Featured image adapted from Thai Supermarket on Instagram and Instagram.
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