Suggestions for Building near Sengkang, Singapore

Colin C. • March 27, 2013dont park here. bcos building mscp. carpark space utilize for tentage.

Fy Q. • May 7, 2019Firefly flights have started operations at New Seletar Airport Passenger Terminal Building!

ang f. • February 2, 2023Address: 55 Serangoon North Ave 4, #02-07 S9 Building, Singapore 555859 ______________ Phone: +65 9871 8388

Rajiv V. • June 7, 2014Good Pizza and friendly staff. Place was full, so sat in park at the rear of the building and ate.

michelle l. • May 17, 2010the prawn mee at lvl 2 is damn awesome. not forgetting the vegeterian. but the canteen stinks.

Jess T. • January 8, 2016Google GPS guided us to a closed gate. Have to look at road signage to find this place at MAJ Aviation Building (General Aviation Centre) between Seletar Aerospace Training Complex & Vector Aerospace.

Jess T. • January 8, 2016Runway and airplanes view of Seletar Airport from carpark of MAJ Aviation Building [General Aviation Centre (GAC) as shown on online map]. There's only 5 visitor carpark lots during office hours.

Fairul M. • January 18, 2011Another way to reset ur singpass password if u been lock off beside going to cpf building

Jess T. • March 15, 2015Photo taken from Punggol Jetty located at the end of Punggol Road. The island on the left is Pulau Ubin, Singapore. The lighted building on the right is The Punggol Settlement.

Ming Siu G. • May 18, 2014For a hypermarket, it's still woefully lacking in some areas. Cold Storage in the same building has FOUR brands of pure maple syrup (the real kind). FairPrice Xtra has ZERO, only the artificial crap.

Ying Y. • February 14, 2011Though I've always liked crystal jade's food better, the service here is much better than crystal jade in the same building.

Mas L. • May 20, 2011PRAM UNFRIENDLY!!!! terrible place to bring babies! There's lift, but not working! What a stupid building! And there's this 1 lift meant only for wheelchair. PRAM & BABIES??!!

natasha • February 9, 2014take elevator to 6th floor from building B

Ong C. • May 13, 2011Nothing here but full of resources for building material

Rakesh R. • April 30, 2010This food court is located at 2nd level of PM Industrial Building. It is a canteen/coffee shop. The prawn mee and the Malay food is pretty good but the canteen is bit smelly. The operational hours are

Martin L. • March 13, 2011The surrounding buildings channel the wind up and over the hill.

Jennifer C. • May 29, 2011Building smells great! =)

Suvega S. • March 31, 2013Old mall with few shops. Not much of activity. There is a good Malay Barbar. canvas painting frames/shop. 24hr Indian restaurant adjacent to the building.

脇 杰. • August 1, 2013Punggol Temp Bus Interchange the most "Friendly Building" in Singapore...

Jess T. • November 29, 2016Famous 717 Trading durian shop is here. There's decent size carpark at the basement of the building, and more open space carpark lots across the road, outside Serangoon Sports & Recreation Centre.

Kc Y. • August 31, 2013This is located at Trivex building, 8 Burn Rd. Who the hell is the owner of this cafeteria???

Cee Z. • December 30, 2010It's especially fun during off-peak because most of the escalators are switched off, and Punggol Station is a split building.

Xianyi T. • March 30, 2011Northpoint have two buildings. Looking for go the old one. Looking for clothes, shoes, sport items or accessories go to the new one.

Lim M. • December 25, 2010what is the new building next to kopitiam?

Alexus K. • November 14, 2011The entire building is constructed in a way so that it waste a lot of space. Just what was the architect thinking?

Jess T. • March 15, 2015Punggol Beach. Photo taken from Punggol Jetty located at the end of Punggol Road. The island on the left is Pulau Ubin, Singapore. The lighted building on the right is The Punggol Settlement.

Food ^_* Diva • June 7, 2013Service & drinks was v.good. Cleanliness of the alfresco area needs to be looked at - Too dirty for a brand new building.

Wenxi • July 27, 2013BREADTALK GRP earns so much! Whole building theirs...

Cheen T. • March 10, 2019Hidden in an industrial building. But just around the corner, a flight of stairs leads to the entrance of the Chinese restaurant. Source: Sunday Times. Photo: Google Maps

gerard t. • September 16, 2021This outlet of The Original Botak Jones is on level 7 of this old-school industrial building. So it’s going to be either the rickety passenger lift or the cargo lifts.