Gong Cha

Causeway Point is one of the older heartland malls in Singapore. Located just outside Woodlands MRT station, which is now an interchange to TEL line, and a bus interchange, it is in a very strategic location which explains why it’s never not busy. Causeway Point is also connected to Woodlands Civic Center and Woods Square. Beside it is also a location for occasional temporary Pasar Malam. So, if you don’t like people, this place can be hellish. On the other side, it’s also a very convenient place to get everything you need from grocery, stationery, household items, electronic, pet stuff, food, everything you need. The mall has everything, from Cinema to Yakun, Popular bookstore to FairPrice supermarket. There are many food varieties to choose from including two food courts. There are Metro department store and Courts. There are pharmacies like Watson, Guardian, and Unity. Pros: You can find almost everything you need. Cons: People! So many people!

Love ❤️ Causeway Point. It’s near my house 🏠 and it has a wide variety of stores under one roof. Satisfy all my needs. My daughter and I often went there to eat.

Tried TIRATO’s tiramisu at the booth near Food Republic Level 4! ✨ Earl Grey Tiramisu Soft, pillowy ladyfingers with thick creamy Earl Grey mascarpone. I liked the little pipings of whipped cream holding sweet konjac jelly — it adds texture and looks pretty. For me the cream layers were a bit on the heavy side, but the light Earl Grey scent balanced it a little! ✨ Hazelnut Chocolate Tiramisu This one reminded me of Ferrero Rocher in tiramisu form. A rich hazelnut cream between soft ladyfingers with a chocolate top that cracks before melting in your mouth! With an affordable pricing with a rather generous slice, each Tiramisu is made fresh daily with no preservatives or colouring! pretty good for small celebrations or little treats!

Even though this mall is more than twenty years old, it is one mall that IMO will always do well and it will become even more popular. As it is today, it is a mall that is nearest to the Causeway linking Singapore and Johor Bahru, and it is highly popular with residents in the area as well as visitors from Johor Bahru and Malaysia. Already, the footfall here is very high during peak hours with its bus and MRT connectivity and it is expected to be even higher when the "RTS" train service between Singapore and Johor Bahru begins in 2026. That said, this mall does not rest on its laurels, but refreshes itself from time to time. This mall also exudes IMO a "Little Malaysia."

Quite far from my house. But i have patronised eateries and shops here a few times. Ample carparks. Walkways not as wide some other malls. But not too bad. Toilets are on every floor. Decently maintained but rather old. Escalators are located such that visitors will have to walk across some floors to get to the higher level. There are many familiar or well known retail and food outlets, foodcourt, departmental shops and children playground and arcade. Nothing sleazy. I quite like this mall. Today I went there with my wife to have our lunch at Sushiro.