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HarborFront Center has a very large Don Don Donki Japanese Groceries Store that you feel like you are in Japan😍🥰👍 It is located at LOBBY D & you will need to take the ENTRANCE on 2nd floor escalator near Cruise Center to get up to the 3rd floor. There is also a Toast Box on 2nd floor towards the back with very nice harbor view seatings which also near LOBBY D by Cruise Center🥰😍👍 Do watch & follow for Signage towards LOBBY D when you are in HarborFront Center

Exit from HarbourFront MRT station exit B, you will reach Harbourfront Centre. HarbourFront Centre consists of retail and office spaces. Level 1 to 3 are mainly for retails and to go office level, you will need to find the lobby and take lift up. Habourfront Centre is also link to VivoCity and Habourfront Ferry terminal. Compare to Vivocity, it is less crowded and higher chance for you to find seats to dine in.

It’s a tourist place friendly especially for me, a first-timer. There are a lot of options of food (Halal food too!), foodcourt, MRT station, Bus interchange, Ferry harbour, money changer, etc. If you go to Singapore by Ferry and don’t know what to do next but you short on cash and hungry, you should definitely go to this place.

HarbourFront Centre is unfortunately the less prominent mall when compared to VivoCity. The shops are of the lower end when compared with VivoCity but similarly has a large F&B component that caters to the four offices towers connected to the mall. Renamed in 2001, the former World Trade Centre, has a cruise terminal and is known as the main ferry terminal to Batam. It also sits on top of HarbourFront MRT that has connections to the rest of Singapore through the Circle and NE lines. You will find KFC, McD, Baskins, Coffee Bean, Pizza Hut, Harry’s, Coffee Bean, Cold Storage, DBS, OCBC and everyone‘s favourite, Don Don DONKI located there.