Anchorvale Village in Sengkang
Hot on the heels of Northshore Plaza in Punggol, Sengkang Grand Mall in Buangkok, and The Woodleigh Mall in – well, Woodleigh, there’s yet another mall opening along the North-East Line: Anchorvale Village.
It’s 2 LRT stops away from Sengkang MRT station, meaning residents of the Anchorvale and Fernvale regions no longer need to venture all the way to Compass One to shop and dine. We’ve compiled a list of shops at Anchorvale Village, along with restaurant options that you can look forward to during your next visit to the mall.
Table of Contents
- Anchorvale Village in Sengkang
- How to get to Anchorvale Village Mall?
- What to eat at Anchorvale Village?
- What shops are there at Anchorvale Village?
- Is there a rewards programme for Anchorvale Village?
- Are pets allowed in Anchorvale Village Mall?
- Are there any family-friendly facilities or play areas at Anchorvale Village Mall?
- Check out Anchorvale Village in the North-East
How to get to Anchorvale Village Mall?
Anchorvale Village Mall is right opposite Farmway LRT station, which is 2 LRT stops from Sengkang MRT station.
What to eat at Anchorvale Village?
Fast food, takeaway joints, family restaurants
Image adapted from: Eatbook
There’s no lack of food options in Anchorvale Village, with several eateries in the mall. These include fan-favourite fast food joints like A&W (#01-16) and Jollibee (#01-04), Swee Heng 1989 Classic (#B1-09/10) and Ya Kun Kaya Toast (#B1-04) for brekkie, and Swee Choon (#B1-06/07), so you can have an affordable dim sum feast.
If you’re in a rush, pick up takeaway Korean rice bowls and bentos from Bibimbap Dosirak (#01-01). They’re halal-certified, so you can opt for protein choices like unagi, salmon, and gochujang-marinated chicken and beef.
Otherwise, grab a chicken cutlet bagel or fruit cream sando from San.Wich by Swee Heng (#B1-09). Going at just $3.20 each, these IG-worthy bites are made with naturally flavoured and coloured bread packed with vegetables like beetroot, pumpkin, and purple sweet potato.
Image credit: Rempah by Chilli Padi via Google Maps
It’s not just fast food that’s available at Anchorvale Village. Heartier meals can be had at Rempah by Chilli Padi (#B1-05), which serves Malay and Peranakan cuisine, and Biryani Brews (#B1-21), where you’ll have your pick of dum biryani, prata, thosai, and fluffy naans. Idaten Udon (#01-23) is another popular restaurant that serves bowls of udon you can customise by adding beef slices, oden, or deep-fried sides like fishcake and tempura shrimp.
You can’t leave out dessert in a meal, so treat your sweet tooth to pon de rings and French crullers at the North-East’s first Mister Donut outlet (#01-23). Or, get waffles and ice cream at local ice-creamery, The Better Scoop (#01-06). For those a little more old-school, Dou Hua Ah Mei (#01-19) is on hand, serving beancurd-based desserts that can be enjoyed hot or cold.
Anchorvale Village Hawker Centre
ICYMI, a hawker centre has also opened up at Anchorvale Village with 650 seats and 36 different food stalls. Don’t expect the same ol’ hawker fare – the stalls here include 2 Michelin-recommended hawkers.
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There’s Pin Wei Hong Kong Style Chee Cheong Fun (#02-04), which makes their own dim sum classic using a 3-generation-old recipe. Their options range from your typical plain cheong fun to the more-ish prawn, char siew, and scallop variations.
Image credit: Eatbook
Original Simon Road Hokkien Mee (#02-06) has also opened its 5th outlet at Anchorvale Village Hawker Centre to serve its heavily wok hei-ed noodles. Paired with crunchy pork lard and 2 types of homemade chilli, the dish is often dabao-ed home by regulars so that the noodles have more time to absorb all the zhup.
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And that’s just the tip of the iceberg of this hawker centre’s offerings, with many other famous names on the list of hawkers operating here. These include Eng Kee Chicken Wings (#02-21), Munchi Pancakes (#02-01), and Thai Khanom Bananas (#02-02), where you can get your fix of crunchy fried bananas and sweet potato balls.
Check out Eatbook’s guide to the best eats at Anchorvale Village Hawker Centre.
What shops are there at Anchorvale Village?
Anchorvale Village NTUC FairPrice
Nearby residents will get to flex that their neighbourhood grocery store is a high-level Anchorvale Village NTUC FairPrice supermarket (#B1-02), stocked with all the household necessities. It is home to numerous ready-to-eat food stations, including Hong Kong-style roast meats, Chinese skewers from $1, sushi and bentos, and even a fresh yong tau food kiosk.
Plus, if you’re looking to surprise a loved one or spruce up your home decor with some flowers, you can also find affordable bouquets here from just $6.05.
The Seafood Market Place By Song Fish
To stock up on quality seafood, head to The Seafood Market Place By Song Fish (#B1-22).
Besides fresh seafood, you can also pick up your hotpot must-haves while you shop here. They stock all your must-haves from your Haidilao house brand hotpot bases from just $3.80 each, as well as dipping sauces like ikan bilis chilli and black bean paste from $3.50 a jar.
Fun Land
Over at Fun Land (#B1-08), you’ll find an assortment of gifts, toys, accessories, and even snacks. Save yourself a trip down to Bites by Scarlett and pick up Chinese snacks here from $0.60 apiece. Then, take your time to sift through the shelves for knick-knacks like lanyards, tote bags, and DIY art kits.
Daiso
Image credit: Daiso
Of course, there’s always the ever-reliable Daiso, if you’re looking for bargain prices and the best deals on your household essentials.
24/7 Fitness (Gymmboxx)
Image credit: 24/7 Fitness
Apart from shopping, you can take care of your health and wellness at Anchorvale Village as well. Offset all the goodies from the restos and hawker centre by heading to 24/7 Fitness (Gymmboxx) (#03-03), a 24-hour gym with weights, cardio equipment, and selectorised strength equipment. After your workout, feel free to freshen up at their showers with toiletries provided.
Shugar Foot & Body Wellness
Shugar Foot & Body Wellness (#01-11) is where to go for a pampering sesh. They’ve got services to cover you from head to toe, including nail care, hair grooming, and body massages. Choose between express manis and pedis (from $10), lash extensions (from $98), waxing (from $30), and massages (from $45).
Is there a rewards programme for Anchorvale Village?
Anchorvale Village follows the membership and rewards programme under HDB Group, called ShopperLink. The app is free to download via the App Store and Google Play, and can be used to earn points to redeem perks like retail, dining, and carpark vouchers.
Are pets allowed in Anchorvale Village Mall?
Anchorvale Village Mall isn’t pet-friendly except for Essen. It’s an open-concept dining area with multiple restaurants and a large outdoor space so your fur babies can lounge around comfortably while you enjoy a bite. You can find them near the Sengkang ActiveSG Sports Centre.
Are there any family-friendly facilities or play areas at Anchorvale Village Mall?
If the kids get restless from long hours of shopping, parents can take them to the outdoor playground on the 4th floor of Anchorvale Village.
Check out Anchorvale Village in the North-East
North-Easties who’ve had to rely on visiting NEX or Waterway Point to shop and dine now have another option closer to home at Anchorvale Village.
Apart from the wealth of dining options and retail essentials for nearby residents, Anchorvale Village is also worth a visit for a simple change of scenery and its diverse mix of retailers. You can follow the Anchorvale Village Facebook page to stay up to date with any new deals and events happening at the mall.
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Originally published on 20th May 2024. Last updated by Adriel Ang on 23rd June 2025.