“Pasir Ris is so ulu,” our colleague who lives in the West said. But for those in the know, Pasir Ris has long been happening, with spots like Downtown East and White Sands. Now, there’s also Pasir Ris Mall to add to the mix.
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Pasir Ris Mall is located at 7 Pasir Ris Central, just behind Pasir Ris MRT Station. To get there, exit the station and turn right after seeing White Sands Mall. Afterwards, it’ll be a quick 3-minute walk to Pasir Ris Mall.
The mall is part of an integrated development consisting of a bus interchange, town plaza, and condo – Pasir Ris 8. Before this, it was just an empty plot of land with a sheltered walkway connecting the MRT to a bus stop.
Since Pasir Ris Mall is located near the Eastern Corridor and Pasir Ris Park, there are facilities built to make active living convenient. For example, there are over 1,000 parking lots for bicycles and shower amenities for men and women located at B1.
You can park your bike at the parking lot and rinse off all that sticky sweat and grime at the paid shower facilities down the corridor.
Whether you’re driving around the East for a quick errand or a weekend hangout, it’s good to know what to expect when it comes to parking charges. Here’s a breakdown of the current parking rates at Pasir Ris Mall so you can plan ahead:
| Vehicle type | Day | Time | Rate |
| Car | Monday-Friday | 6.01am-6pm | First hour: $1.25 + GST Every 30 minutes: $0.83 + GST |
| 6.01pm-12am | $2.45 per entry + GST | ||
| 12.01am-6am | Every 15 minutes: $0.42 + GST | ||
| Saturday, Sunday & Public Holiday | 6.01am-6pm | First hour: $1.39 + GST Every 30 minutes: $1.02 + GST | |
| 6.01pm-12am | $2.45 per entry + GST | ||
| 6.01pm-12am | Every 15 minutes: $0.42 + GST | ||
| Motorcycle | Daily | All day | First 2 hours: $0.93 per entry + GST Every subsequent hour: $0.93 + GST |
As a heartland mall, you can expect to find the usual food spots like McDonald’s, Guzman y Gomez, Toast Box, Crave, BreadTalk, and Jollibee. And of course, there are the usual bubble tea and kopi spots like Luckin Coffee and Kopifellas. Here are some of the Pasir Ris Mall restaurants you should check out the next time you’re there:
Those looking for a different spin on their mall food ventures can head over to Taste of Indonesia. Not only will you get to try Indonesian cuisine without travelling, but you’ll get to do so in a miniature street food setting, inspired by roadside food stalls in cities like Jakarta and Yogyakarta. Expect to see food carts lined up serving dishes like Nasi Goreng, Ayam Penyet, Mie Ayam, and Nasi Padang starting from $10.
The Bihun Bakso ($7.50) serves up a hearty meal consisting of rice vermicelli and meatballs. If you’re here with the fam, the Nasi Ambeng classic ($38) – with dishes like rice, beef rendang, fried lungs and salted fish – is sure to fill up your tummies quickly.
Unit number: #B2-37
At Malaysia Boleh!, you can get your fix of Malaysian hawker grub without travelling across the Causeway to get to JB. Slurp into crowd favourites like the Mee Hoon Kuey ($6.30) or Prawn Noodle Soup ($6.00). The Chilli Ban Mian ($8.10) is also worth a shout for those looking to turn up the heat.
For dessert, get the chendol or iced kacang to soothe your sweet tooth at just $3.70 each. There are many other options, and you may need a minute or two before deciding, so ensure you chope your place first with a packet of tissue on the table.
Unit number: #B1-34
Image credit: @yangguofu.sg via Instagram
Easties now no longer have to head to SingPost Centre to get their mala fix, thanks to specialist chain Yang Guo Fu Mala Tang. Of course, it wouldn’t be a mala place if you couldn’t create your own order, which you can do so here at a price of $3.60/100g. Get the Spicy Mala Beef Broth ($10.90) for some numbing goodness.
Once you’ve had enough, cool off with their Master Kang Rock Sugar Pear Beverage ($2.80), popular amongst customers.
Unit number: #01-11
Those looking to recreate Japanese recipes at home can swing by Kuriya Japanese Market. You’ll be glad to know that the seafood and sushi items here are air-flown directly from Japan 3 times per week, so it’s always fresh. There’s also a bunch of ready-to-eat meals available, from sushi boxes to sashimi party platters from $6.70.
Should you feel lost, you can approach their staff for help, whether it’s about which ingredients are suitable or if they have any cooking tips to offer. You can even request fish slicing services, and they’ll lend you a hand.
Unit number: #B1-K19
Image credit: Khao Hom by Rung Mama (Pasir Ris) via Google Maps
No need to book a flight to Bangkok to enjoy your favourite tom yum goong. Khao Hom by Rung Mama serves up authentic Thai food, from classics like Papaya Salad with Crispy Fish ($12) to indulgent options like Omelette Roll with Crab Meat ($30).
Image credit: Pasir Ris Mall
Wash it all down with Thai Red Milk Tea ($4) or a Homemade Ice Lemongrass ($4) drink for something that’s less sweet.
Unit number: #01-04
Pizza Amore at Pasir Ris Mall has closed.
From shopping to hitting up the gym, there are plenty of things to do at Pasir Ris Mall.
Sporting buffs who live in Pasir Ris no longer have to take the MRT to Tampines to get their equipment. The Decathlon store at Pasir Ris Mall offers a Click & Collect service – simply purchase what you need online and collect it, all within 2 hours.
Alternatively, you can also drop by and shop from their in-store collection. As the outlet is small, you’ll find the space mostly taken up with swimwear, beachwear and tents, perfect for those spontaneous family outings at the nearby Pasir Ris Park.
Unit number: #02-30
Need to grab some HEATTECH innerwear before your trip? Can’t leave without the viral shoulder bag? You’ll know you can get those at Uniqlo.
Before Pasir Ris Mall, residents who wanted to shop at Uniqlo had to head to Downtown East. Now, you no longer have to. Whether it’s menswear, womenswear, or athleisure, the store will fulfil all your clothing needs.
Unit number: #02-33
Adding on to the list of 24-hour gyms in Singapore, Snap Fitness has a variety of equipment that will have gym rats grinning ear to ear. It’s equipped with weight-lifting machines, free weights, pull-up bars, and treadmills, just to name a few. There’s even a TRX and functional workout station for you to get that beach bod.
For those who always say “cardio is boring”, you can liven it up with their treadmill’s VR feature. You can select from a bunch of scenic running routes, whether it’s the Eiffel Tower or San Francisco. Once done, rinse off at their private shower facilities. Membership starts at an affordable $88/month for not only this outlet, but the other 1,999 worldwide too.
Unit number: #02-18
Image credit: HaveFun Karaoke (Pasir Ris Mall) via Google Maps
Bellow your lungs out at Have Fun Karaoke, where you can sing songs in a whole host of languages from Japanese to Tagalog. Room rates start from $20/hour on Monday to Thursday, before 6pm. But if you’re planning a singing sesh on the weekends, it’ll cost you $25/hour and up, before 6pm.
You’re bound to get thirsty while singing your heart out, so order some drinks, like a beer tower at $88. Pair it with skewers from $2/stick.
This karaoke outlet is open till 1am on most days – ideal for late-night hangouts with the crew.
Unit number: #02-54
Pasir Ris Mall is jam packed with enrichment centres. For starters, there’s Mavis Tutorial Centre, MindChamps Preschool and MindSpace. While all these will definitely help your child tackle hard PSLE questions, all work and no play makes them a dull kid.
Here are some fun spots to check out for them after studying.
While the adults are shredding it out at Snap Fitness, the kiddos can do their own version of cardio at BearyFun Gym X. The gymnastics gym is tailored for kids up to 12 years old. Other than helping your kids stay active, there’s also an exclusive app you can download to keep track of your kids’ progress.
They have 6 programmes catered across different age groups, such as Beary Tots, Jolly N1, and Fitness Teen. In any case, rest assured that your child is in good hands as they have over 19 years of experience.
Unit number: #02-56
For a more wallet-friendly way to let your kids have fun, head over to the kiddie rides section. You can find it on level 2, situated right behind Kopifellas Cafe. There are a bunch of rides for your kid to play at, from merry-go-rounds to Frozen-themed rides. The rides start from $3.
Location: Level 2
Besides that, there’s also a free outdoor playground where the kids can see the MRT zoom past whilst playing. To get there, just head to the Central Greenway on level 2.
The playground is divided into 2 areas, sandwiched with greenery. From trampolines to jump on, to balancing beams to conquer, and even play panels to get their creative juices flowing, there’s plenty of space for your kids to run around at. Benches are also available, for parents and caretakers who want to keep watch. The best part is that it’s all free.
In the future, it will also connect the mall to Pasir Ris Park through a 1km long shared cycling and walking trail.
Location: Central Greenway, outside level 2
Before the kids start complaining about a trip to the mall being too boring, head over to Timezone for some fun games and arcades. With it being over 9,881 sqft, it may not be as big as the other Timezone at Parkway Parade. But it’s still bigger than the ones at Our Tampines Hub, Marina Square, and Northpoint City; another W for Pasir Ris Mall.
Wheel of Fortune may have ended, but you can still win some “cheques” at the Timezone here.
Expect to find a slew of arcade and VR games, and even a mini bowling alley. There are even side bumpers in place so your little one can build some confidence without the ball going into the gutter every time.
Unit number: #02-55
Image adapted from: Wan To Play via Google Maps
Wan To Play is a themed indoor playground that gives your kid the freedom for unrestricted soft play and run around, while being educational at the same time. There are other outlets scattered around the country, including East Coast Park, KINEX, and West Coast Plaza.
The one at Pasir Ris Mall is sky castle-themed, with a huge ball pit and a 3-storey obstacle course. It’s also decked out in cute pastel colours that every child loves.
A 1-hour pass costs $22, but for kiddos with expendable energy, consider going for the 2-hour pass at $35 instead.
Unit number: #02-58
To offset all that spending you’re about to do, download the Great Rewards SG app (App Store | Google Play). It’s a cardless loyalty programme that’ll help you earn points as you spend, which can then be exchanged for gift vouchers.
Pasir Ris Mall has a bunch of options, ranging from dining, shopping, games, and services, which will leave you spoilt for choice. East side, best side after all.
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Cover image adapted from: HaveFun Karaoke (Pasir Ris Mall) via Google Maps, Kezia Tan
Photography by Em.
Last updated by Wei Yin on 10th July 2025.
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