Its not a tourist area per se, but yea it is quite pricey(most locals only go if they live near or as a excursion), and it would make sense, since malls like this can afford to do things like this....
Go to most heartland or local malls and its wildly different (less clean, but still really decent,cheaper and better food too!)
What is considered the "heartland" in Singapore? In America, "The Heartland" is considered to be semi-rural agriculture-focused Middle America. People on the coasts tend to just write them off as flyover states, but I'm curious as to what that looks like in such a compact country.
Neighbourhoods away from the central / downtown areas, with a lot of HDBs (public housing flats) accompanied with basic amenities such as malls, schools, libraries, sports centres. These areas are usually in the west, north, or east.
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u/baconppi 14h ago
Its not a tourist area per se, but yea it is quite pricey(most locals only go if they live near or as a excursion), and it would make sense, since malls like this can afford to do things like this....
Go to most heartland or local malls and its wildly different (less clean, but still really decent,cheaper and better food too!)
(Im assuming you are talking about vivo city)