[2025 Singapore Attraction] Travel Guide for Marina Square (Updated Jun)

#springitinerary We recently stumbled upon a little gem inside Marina Square—Victoria Bakery. It’s a spot we’ve walked past a few times without really noticing, but this time, something caught our eye: a brand new tiramisu cart, tucked neatly into their bakery space. Naturally, we had to check it out. Victoria Bakery is already known for its Hong Kong-style bakes—those golden, glossy egg tarts with flaky crusts, and soft, fluffy bolo buns that pair perfectly with a cup of milk tea. The space itself is warm and inviting, with marble-top tables, soft lighting, and the kind of calm that makes you want to sit down and stay a while. But this new tiramisu cart adds something a little extra to the mix—a colourful, modern touch that still fits into the classic vibe of the bakery. The cart features an impressive variety of tiramisu flavours. We spotted the familiar classic coffee, of course, but also some more playful and refreshing ones like mango, lychee rose, matcha, and even yam pistachio. Each one is served in a neat little cup, layered with soft sponge and smooth cream, and dusted or topped accordingly depending on the flavour. We tried the lychee rose and matcha. The lychee rose was delicate, light, and floral—almost like a mousse, with subtle fruitiness and just enough rose to be fragrant without overpowering. The matcha was rich and earthy, with a slight bitterness that balanced beautifully against the creamy mascarpone. We’re already eyeing the yam pistachio for next time—it sounds like such a fun flavour pairing. It’s a sweet little surprise to find this kind of variety in a spot that’s already doing well with traditional bakes. It felt like the best of both worlds—nostalgic Hong Kong favourites alongside a fresh, dessert-forward concept that’s perfect for anyone looking to try something different. If you’re in Marina Square and looking for a quiet place to rest your feet and enjoy something sweet, Victoria Bakery is definitely worth a visit. Whether you’re in the mood for a warm bolo bun or a refreshing tiramisu cup, there’s something comforting and satisfying about this place that keeps you coming back.

#stylomilotrail Getting There - Take the East West Line to City Hall MRT Station. Transfer to the North South Line and head to Marina Bay MRT Station. From there, it’s a short walk to Marina Square. Shopping – Novelty Gifts: Quirky gadgets and toys that make great gifts for friends or family. Fashion Accessories: Trendy bags, jewelry, and other accessories that add flair to your outfit. Home Décor: Stylish and whimsical decor items to brighten up your living space. Stationery: Cute notebooks, pens, and art supplies that are perfect for students or anyone who loves to write. Plush Toys: Adorable plushies that are great for collectors or as gifts for kids. Lifestyle Products: Unique kitchen gadgets, travel accessories, and more that make everyday life a bit more fun. #100waysoftravel #singapore

#100WaysOfTravel I recently visited Sukiya at Marina Square and had a pretty satisfying meal. The place is known for its gyudon, a Japanese rice bowl that’s both simple and comforting. What I liked about Sukiya is that they have different portion sizes, so you can go for a smaller bowl if you’re not too hungry, or get a large one if you’re really starving. They also offer toppings like cheese or kimchi, which adds a fun twist to the traditional gyudon. The prices were pretty reasonable too, which makes it a good spot for a quick and affordable meal in the city. The service was fast, and the atmosphere was casual, perfect for a relaxed dining experience. If you’re in the Marina Square area and craving some Japanese comfort food, Sukiya’s gyudon is definitely worth a try! Address: 6 Raffles Blvd, #02-183A Marina Square, Singapore 039594

🦖🦕 Get ready to unleash your inner explorer and embark on a journey through time at ROARR! Dinosaur Adventure Park 2.0 in Singapore. From thrilling encounters with life-size dinosaurs to immersive attractions, this indoor playground promises an adventure like no other. Step into a world filled with awe and wonder as you come face-to-face with life-size, animatronic dinosaurs. The attention to detail and realistic movements make each encounter truly unforgettable. From dinosaurs rides to bouncing around in the dino-themed ball pit, there's no shortage of excitement at ROARR! Dinosaur Adventure Park 2.0. Don't miss the chance to dig up dinosaur fossils in the sand pit or immerse yourself in thrilling VR shooting games. Make sure to collect all 9 stamps as a unique souvenir of your visit. These stamps serve as a delightful reminder of your Jurassic adventure. Keep your camera ready to capture every moment, including photo opportunities with the dinosaurs scattered throughout the park. ROARR! Dinosaur Adventure Park 2.0 is a popular attraction, so it's best to plan your visit in advance. Book your tickets online to secure your spot and avoid long queues at the entrance. Beat the crowds by arriving early in the day. This gives you ample time to explore the park at your own pace and enjoy all the attractions without feeling rushed. Exploring the dinosaur park can work up an appetite and thirst. Be sure to bring along plenty of water to stay hydrated and energized throughout the day. Wear comfortable clothing and shoes suitable for walking and exploring. You'll be navigating through various attractions and activities, so comfort is key to enjoying the experience to the fullest. Embark on a journey of discovery and adventure at ROARR! Dinosaur Adventure Park 2.0. With thrilling encounters, immersive attractions, and plenty of photo opportunities, it's an experience that promises excitement for travelers of all ages. Follow these tips, plan your visit, and get ready to roar into adventure in Singapore's prehistoric playground! #singaporetrip

#wheretogo Follow me and I will bring you to Shang Pin Hot Pot located at Marina Square and the address is 6 Raffles Blvd, # 02-102/102A Marina Square, Singapore 039594. They are open everyday from 11.30am to 11pm and you can use public transport to come here easily. The nearest MRT station are Esplanade/Promenade stations. It is also possible to make a reservation but just avoid peak timing if not your dining experience will not be so nice. They have many soup bases to choose from and you can select 4 types of soup maximum. I like their golden chicken soup and it goes well with all the meat dishes. You can also order half portion for their items then you can get to order more different dishes to try.

#singaporetrip When visiting Singapore, Kiztopia at Marina Square is one of the most popular indoor playgrounds for families with kids. Kiztopia is one of the largest indoor playgrounds in Singapore, themed around a cast of 11 original animated characters. The play areas feature giant ball pits, trampolines, slides, climbing structures, sensory play and role-play rooms to name a few. It is also conveniently located in Marina Square mall which boasts many food options. We will be back! My rating of this playground: 4 ⭐️ out of 5!

#singapore I am a big naruto fan. Thus, I was excited when I heard that there will be a Naruto 20th Anniversary Exhibition to be held at Marina Square. I was even more thrilled that there was promotion at Trip. I went to book the tickets through Trip and went to attend the exhibition. The memories and excitement flew though my mind as I went in for the exhibition. The familiar animation and music made me miss the anime.

With nearly 20 branches all over Singapore, @keikaisendon.sg ‘s extensive menu of Japanese rice bowls spoils you with choices of sashimi, teriyaki, beef… basically any don that you can name! It took us some time to make up our minds as we wanted to try everything, but we finally decided on: 𝐄𝐛𝐢 𝐌𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐚𝐢𝐲𝐚𝐤𝐢 𝐒𝐆𝐃 𝟐𝟐.𝟗 This was the perfect combination of two huge succulent shrimps and a generous serving of fresh sashimi, topped with loads of seasonings! The creamy mentaiyaki sauce tied the dish together with a wonderful richness. 𝐌𝐚𝐠𝐮𝐦𝐚 𝐒𝐚𝐥𝐦𝐨𝐧 𝐒𝐆𝐃 𝟐𝟏.𝟗 Topped with a small mountain of bonito flakes, the grilled salmon had a melt-in-your-mouth texture that was simply divine. 𝐇𝐨𝐭𝐚𝐭𝐞 𝐌𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐚𝐢 𝐒𝐆𝐃 𝟔.𝟗 The seasoned cod roe worked wonders to sharpen the distinguished flavour of the scallops, which lay on a bed of seaweed salad. 𝐒𝐞𝐚𝐟𝐨𝐨𝐝 𝐂𝐡𝐚𝐰𝐚𝐧𝐦𝐮𝐬𝐡𝐢 𝐒𝐆𝐃 𝟒.𝟗 We saw that almost every table ordered this silky steamed egg, which was definitely worth the money, as it was full of succulent pieces of shrimp, squid, and even abalone. (also featuring pics from our visit at their JEWEL branch) ✨ 𝙁𝙤𝙡𝙡𝙤𝙬 @𝙡𝙞𝙩𝙩𝙡𝙚.𝙢𝙞𝙨𝙨.𝙥𝙞𝙘𝙠𝙮 𝙛𝙤𝙧 𝙢𝙤𝙧𝙚 𝙛𝙤𝙤𝙙 𝙧𝙚𝙫𝙞𝙚𝙬𝙨 📍 Kei Kaisendon (Marina Square) 6 Raffles Boulevard, #02-226A/B, Singapore 039594 (nearest MRT: Esplanade exit C) #foodie #singapore

We were at Marina Square finding a place to have lunch and chanced upon Aji Ichi, a Japanese restaurant with a very welcoming shop front. The decor is warm and cosy with traditional Japanese vibes. But what drew us in were the friendly staff who greeted us and gave us good recommendations on what to eat. We had the bara chirashi don, katsu chicken don and a spicy salmon maki roll to share. The food came quickly and fresh from the kitchen and that was a huge plus as we were starving by then. Food was good and value for money. Come by and try it out if you are in the area. #singapore

Check out a new bakery in town that can rival any big brand names here and that is Victoria Bakery. The shopfront is extremely aesthically pleasing with bright and modern decor. It is not only a bakery but also has a in house cafe where you can sit down and have a coffee together with their buns or pastries. Their selection boosts a wide varitety of familiar favourites like luncheon meat bun, polo bun with char siew or plain and egg tarts. I bought a couple to go and they were very packed in lovely boxes and paper bags. They were delicious and I thoroughly enjoyed them! #singapore

Right outside the arcade zone and along Encik Tan’s restaurant, you can find many kiddy rides here. It is a hot spot for the younger children who are more interested in less thrilling rides. This shopping mall is great for families because there are many indoor playgrounds, restaurants and entertainment for families. It is also linked to several hotels around this area and a weekend staycation is recommended too. Time to have more fun in the new year. #newyearadventure

Address - 6 Raffles Boulevard, #02-201, Marina Square, Singapore 039594 Ambiance/Facilities - Large seating area with plenty of seats and tables to accommodate bigger groups of people. Sporting rice paddy-patterned wallpaper, with vintage oil lamps hanging from the ceiling, the restaurant gave off a comfortable and laid-back vibe. Highlights - Thai 🇹🇭 Sauce Fried Beancurd was delicious.Sambal was fragrant and spicy.Ambience was nice Avg. Price per Person - SGD20 Rating - 7/10 Recommended dishes will be Thai 🇹🇭Sauce Fried Beancurd and Ayam Penyet D’Penyetz. Thai 🇹🇭Sauce Fried Beancurd was easily my favourite dish because of how simple yet flavourful it was. For Ayam Penyet,what first hit me was the strong aroma of spices accompanied by pungent, spicy notes from the sambal. The chicken 🐓piece was also huge, sporting bits of crispy flour crumbs on its skin. Do head down early if you’d like to avoid the lunch crowd! #singapore #halalfood #foodie #spicyfood

#2023travelwish Marina Square is one of the shopping complexes built on the reclaimed land at Marina Centre in the late 1980s. It is located at 6 Raffles Boulevard, Singapore 039594, and is open daily from 1000-2200. The nearest MRT station is Esplanade station, which is around 200 meters. The complex houses three world class hotels, and 5 exciting levels of shopping with over 200 specialty shops comprising fashion, F&B, children and lifestyle concepts. The mall bustles with a calendar of promotions and hosts a variety of weenend activities and fairs at its atrium. Next year i wish to travel to Iceland. Next year i wish to travel to Iceland.

#afternoontea Name of Place: Kai Garden (Marina Square Location: 6 Raffles Blvd, #03-128A/128B Marina Square, Singapore 039594 operating hours: 11 am to 4 pm, 6 pm to 11 pm Craving for a good high-end dim sum afternoon tea, we decided to check out the Kai Garden at Marina Square. Upon entering itself it is obvious that this place is high-end, I loved the design and interior. we ordered a few items. The highlight was the fried rice and pan-fried carrot cake. overall beautiful experience.

if you are a fan of Korean item’s, then you will have to check out this store when you happen to visit Marina Square. it has a wide range of items including Korean style sea weed, kimichi, etc. what’s nice is that the range of instant noodles is really wide and they also have the Korean branded banana milk. do try. address shine Korea, Marina Square 6 Raffles Blvd, #02-218A, Singapore 039594

#celebratewithtrip i may not be a lover of Korea’s many K-dramas and K-pop bands, but I am definitely an ardent fan of their food. Like many, I enjoy Korean food for its balance of sweet and spicy flavours. Thus, I needed no convincing to pay a visit to Rolling Rice, a Korean restaurant that serves over 10 types of gimbap and tteokbokki. my favourite korea food place in marina Square. Great for families and friends.

6 Raffles Blvd, Marina Square, #03-124 to 127, Singapore 039594 The planet traveller is a travel essential shop where you can get everything related to travel in their shop. The first thing that comes to my mind would be luggage. They do offer an assortment of luggage in different designs and sizes. They also do have back packs for those who want to go for a hike. Apart from the travel essentials, they do sell pouches, purses, wallet, and other bags too. They do have sales from time to time. Do visit their shop frequently to check out the ongoing promotion that they have. #celebratewithtrip #tripblazers

6 Raffles Blvd, Singapore 039594 I love how the concept of a shop in a box was seen at the marina square. The shop owner placed some of their best selling items inside the transparent box, and placed them in the middle of the walkway along the shopping mall. While doing your shopping, you will definitely pass by those shops in a box. You will definitely be attracted to the box as they are very bright. A peep inside the box, you can discover the things that you like. You can then look out for the shop name and check out their directory within the mall. This is a very creative way of introducing their products to the consumer. #celebratewithtrip #tripblazers

6 Raffles Blvd, Singapore 039594 There is a small toy fair ongoing at the marina square atrium. You get to save more when you purchase more. I went in to have a look at the small booth. I did love the fact that they placed some seats and tables with lego blocks and drawings, to keep the children busy with their games. They can sit there and spend their time colouring the art piece while their parents shop for their favorite toys. Personally I feel that the price of the toys are on a higher side. However, as the Christmas season happens only once in a year, parents might not mind spend abit more for their children. #celebratewithtrip #tripblazers

6 Raffles Blvd, Singapore 039594 Marina square is getting prepared for the upcoming Christmas festive season. Are you ready yet? The marina square atrium has now been decorated with Christmas theme decorations. There is a giant sweet going together with the pinkish Christmas theme. The place is filled with a festive atmosphere. It is as if Christmas is just round the corner. Be sure to bring your children here to take some pictures, which will leave them with a very good memories at the marina square mall. There are lots of parking lots at the basement level, and the parking rates is reasonable. #celebratewithtrip #tripblazers

Marina Square Putien Address - 6 Raffles Blvd #02-205, Singapore 039594 Avg. Price per Person - 20++ Putien is one of my go to chinese restaurant! Tried the marina square outlet this time round. Not sure if it is just this outlet or also others, but their cup of drink is so small. Taste wise was ok though. Ordered mee sua and oyster omelette. Mee sua is ok. I prefer their lor mee or cha fen. Oyster omelette was also average. As usual, love the putien chilli! #singapore #foodies #foodie #xinhua

Address - 6 Raffles Blvd, #02-234/ 235/ 236 Marina Square, Singapore 039594 Ambiance/Facilities - The restaurant is tucked away at a quiet corner of the mall. It is situated near the Putien Restaurant. The seating area lines the exterior of the restaurant and it can be a little awkward when people waiting in the queue watch you eat. The restaurant practices self service concept whereby customers order from the machine or scan the QR code on the table. Customers are also expected to collect their own food when the LED flashes your order number. Highlights - There is a wide variety of food available on the menu including steamed, fried, baked dim sum, and main dishes such as noodles and porridge. I was unable to try every item on the menu but out of the items which I ordered, my favourite dish is the wanton noodles, which is served with five fresh and plump prawn wantons. Unfortunately, they do not serve hot Hong Kong milk tea. Iced milk tea was kind of sweet but the melted ice diluted it. Avg. Price per Person - $20 Rating - The food quality is acceptable considering the prices here are quite reasonable. However, do not expect it to be as good as other well-known dim sum restaurants like Canton Paradise. #MoreInSG #tripblazers

#moreinsg I was in the area nearby for work and as it’s the school holidays, it was the only place with no queue so I went in for lunch with my colleagues. I tried their “famous star” burger and upgraded my drink to a milk shake. The famous star is a charbroiled all beef patty. Usually I might change to beef chilli cheese fries but I had no time to eat. So I didn’t. The burger was a little dry to me. Again I’m not the right person to ask. And to be honest I was quite sad they didn’t sell other sides like maybe drumsticks for people who don’t like burgers 😅 as I am not a fan burgers. But definitely wouldn’t mind patronising a store if it saves me time and my companions can eat what they like. So remember if there are long queue or if you wanna save time in a staycation you can try buying a burger instead.

#moreinsg If someone from Singapore, tells you that they want to have Sukiya for a meal, you best be sure to find out whether it is the rice and noodle franchise or the steamboat buffet franchise. For this case, we went to the steamboat version of sukiya, the steamboat version that we went for, we chose the premium Buffet where we can get access to their best meat in iberico pork, salmon, mussel and scallop. You can also get a top up for free flow drinks and after the buffet, you can even get a complimentary ice-cream to end of this perfect meal, the choices are chocolate, matcha, vanilla and coconut and the ice-cream dont taste cheap!

#mustvisit Marina Square for their tokidoki photo booth display. This shopping mall always have some interactive and attractive art displays. Suitable for youngsters and kids. Although there are not many stores and visitors, only during certain time this place is very crowded like on national day preview so suitable for introverts if they want to shop around during weekdays. Need to monitor when is more suitable time to hang around. There are many photo spots for this display with different design of toki doki. Art doodling also available while space left. Do check it out before its gone! #singapore #artshunting

Kiztopia @ Marina Square Address - Marina Square, #01-09, Singapore 039594 Ambiance/Facilities - Huge indoor playground Highlights - Different activities Avg. Price per Person - $30 Rating - 3.9/5 Kiztopia @ Marina Square is a very popular indoor playground among the children! This is their Flagship outlet in the central area. There are different price depending on the hours you plan to play. 1 free adult is allowed in with 1 child tickets. Addtional adult ticket cost $12 which I find it quite steep since parents normally only follow the kids and not exactly playing. But, the playground are actually quite high like 3~4 "floor" up so prepare to do alot of climbing and bending down.The slides are pretty fun too since it's quite high up. There are also toddlers area for smaller children to play as well and a lot of pretend-play items. Rest room are at the back of the playground, not within. #mustdo #singapore #indoorplayground #kidsfun #kidsfriendly #familytime

Jia Xiang Sarawak Kuching Kolo Mee - Marina Square Address - 6 Raffles Ave, #02-220A to 222A, Singapore 039797 Ambiance/Facilities - Quiet, corner of the mall Highlights - Tasty Avg. Price per Person - $13 Rating - 4/5 Located at Marina Square at a corner is Jia Xiang Sarawak Kuching Kolo Mee. This local eatery has actually been around for the longest time. We pass by there one weekend evening and there was no crowd at all thus we decided to eat here to see if its taste the same like last time. It used to be my favourite whenever I come to this mall. Taste wise is actually not bad still taste the same as my memories recalled. Super quick services as well. They gave us so much noodles for kolo mee too! Even the curry base sauce came with so much potato and chicken we cannot finish at all. The price may be on a higher side since it look like simple food but I ensure you it taste good! Wish they open an outlet in the east part so that I can support them more. #MustEat #singapore #foodies #supportlocal

#musteat truffle pasta at Beyond Pancakes! Price is affordable. It's also nice, creamy and can taste truffle although not so strong. Staffs are friendly and enthusiastic when they served us. We reserved first before coming in. Didn't expect that they would reply on the day itself. Before we finish our meal, they gave us complimentary ice cream! 😋 Do note that they only operate until 10pm, but last order is by 9pm. This is one of halal restaurants in Marina Square located at level 3, hidden behind gloria jeans, in front of sofra. Ambience is like in open space, but quite nice and comfortable place to have conversation/meeting/gathering. #foodie #westernfood

#mustdo Arts @ MRT - Promenade This is part of the Arts @ MRT which is known as Art in Transit by LTA. From the website, it is Singapore’s largest public art display at MRT station. At first when I saw this wallpaper at Promenade station, I thought I saw a kueh lapis. But in fact it is the “geology and traditions of Singapore, focusing on the layers of cultural sediments. There are also many photos on display around the station. For example, The tunnel vision which was one of the winning photos taken during the Downtown Line construction. Also, when you take the exit towards Millenia Walk, you will see a sunroof and futuristic artwork hanging from the roof.