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新加坡超市什么样子

发布时间: 2023-01-12 20:20:13

A. 买东西不出门,新加坡有不少在线超市你知道吗

新加坡的大卖场太多了,不过沃尔玛应该只是超市吧?新加坡最大的超市是NTUC-职总平价超市

B. 新加坡的超市里有什么值得买的当地食物

我想推荐一个以前@闻佳推荐过的酱油的牌子,叫做“广和兴“HomePage?广和兴│KwongWohHingSauceFactory这个是官方网站。看到了闻佳的微信推送之后我就开始关注这个牌子,因为自己在新加坡比较方便。生抽和老抽真的很不错,可以感觉出来和2新币的牌子的区别,另外可以带一些柠檬酱,酸梅酱也是不错的。生抽和老抽有premium包装和普通包装的,另外premium装的还有100ml的mini瓶没有办托运的话就可以带上飞机回去给亲朋好友尝一下,自家人的话就可以买普通装。premium必须要电话订购。我很支持这样的local品牌。其实我很推荐新加坡超市里贩卖的方便面,有很多美味的,还有一些上了什么最好吃的方便面榜单。吃货看过来!2013年全球十大美味泡面排行榜(全文)可以看一下。喜欢烹饪的话在新加坡还是有很多可以买的!

C. 有谁知道新加坡7――11 超市

事实上,其实根本不存在什么所谓的新加坡711,因为,不管是香港711也好,台湾711也罢,遍布世界各地的711便利店,统统是属是伊藤洋华堂株式会社旗下的,遗憾的是,这又是一家成功.地道的日本企业,而且,依规模.零售总额及服务点渠道来看,Seven&11公司是目前世界最大的连锁便利店集团.


711创立于1973年11月,在日本和全球拥有便利店.超级市场.百货公司.专卖店等.旗下的隔夜炖低廉预订品也是颇受广大消费者热衷.


遍布新加坡大街小巷的7-11(下图),很好诠释了711的经营宗旨,不但很好把握市场的每一个脉搏,还能够在适当的时 候能准确判断市场走向.同全球各地的每一个加盟商一样,经营业者无不为加盟7-11而自豪,高兴,用7-11日本加盟主的一句话:加盟7-11就是选择了对的人生.



今天,711店铺遍布中国.美国.日本.新加坡.马来西亚.菲律宾以及泰国.港台等国家和地区.


7-Eleven设有新加坡总部:Contact Singapore,7-Eleven

Customer Service Hotline:1800-891-8100

Operating Hours:Mondays To Fridays, 9am - 5.30pm (Excluding Public Holidays)

Address:No. 21 Tampines North Drive 2 #03-01, Singapore 528765

Email: [email protected] Or Submit Feedback Form

Website:7-Eleven.Com.Sg

D. 新加坡nutc超市东西贵吗

新加坡nutc超市东西不贵。NTUCFairPrice成立于1973年,是新加坡最大的连锁超市。NTUC是新加坡很大众化的一间超市,每个区域都有好几家,到处可见,商品价格大众化,都是可以接受的范围,会比其他超市便宜那么的一点。

E. 新加坡逛街购物区在哪里

义安城(Ngee Ann City)

新加坡最大最IN的购物中心,主要商店是日资的高岛屋,高岛屋在义安城的百货商店是新加坡最大的。在义安城里也有新加坡最大书店、最大电器店和各档次的服装品牌店。

交通:乘地铁到乌节站(N3Orchard),义安城地底层和威士马广场地底层和地铁出口是相通的。

威士马广场(Wisma Atria)

以中高档货品定位的购物广场,主要商店是日资伊士丹,这间伊士丹主要卖的是名牌服装、化装用品。地底层的伊士丹设有青少年服装商场,处在地铁到义安城必经之路,价格比较经济,威士马广场还设有食街。

交通:乘地铁到乌节站(N3Orchard)。

邵氏大厦(Shaw House)

主要商店伊士丹百货已占了大部分商场的面积,和斜对面伊士丹不同,售卖的是中档百货。伊士丹上有几间电影院是新加坡人喜爱到的电影院。

交通:乘地铁到乌节站(N3Orchard)。

诗家董百货公司(Tangs)

乌节站路上的化第一间百货公司,在乌节路未成为新加坡商业街是已在这里设店。地层的家用商品部非常受欢迎,楼上设有新加坡服装设计师的专卖广场。

交通:乘地铁到乌节站(N3Orchard)。

新达城(Suntec City)

有货仓式超市加乐福(Carefour)坐镇的新加城贴着滨海广场,从地铁站步行到新达城比步行到滨海广场还要远!但新达城有新加坡最IN的会展中心,经常有展览,人流也自然大。新达城食街中心有世界最大的“喷泉”。

交通:乘地铁到政府大厦站(C2City Wall)往南走十五分钟。

先得坊(Centrepoint)

先得坊是一个比较成熟的百货广场,是新加坡常去的百货广场。在义安城未开业前,先得坊在乌节路上更无对手,义安城开业后,还保住一定客流。其主要商店为罗敏申,罗敏申是最早的洋货店之一。罗敏申大减价时,这里可是非常拥挤。罗敏申原本设在莱佛士坊一带,后因一场大火后,搬到这里。罗敏申大火可是头条新闻,这场大火也改变了历史,罗敏申的搬移,把新加坡购物中心搬到乌节路,空出的莱佛士坊地段也使这地段转为金融中心。

交通:乘地铁到索美塞站(N2Somerset)。

百丽宫(The Paragon)

以高档定位,有多间名牌专卖店,主要商店为美罗百货,美罗百货是新加坡老字号,有多间分店,以中档定位,在百丽宫的美罗则以中高档定位。

交通:在乌节站(N3Orchard)和索美塞站(N2Somerset)之间。

唐城坊(Chinatown Point)

唐城坊以中低档商品定位,其商场设计是螺丝形,乘电梯到顶层可以一路行下走,无需下楼梯,走廊边的商店一间比一间低,直到下到地面。在这里可以买到大众化的服装商品。

交通:从乌节站乘174路巴士(公交车)。

珍珠坊(People's Park)

也许是因为此商场定位在低档,许多中国游客都到珍珠坊购物。这里对换人民币可得到较好的价格。珍珠坊的历史很久,现在没有人记得它是几时开业。

交通:从乌节站乘174路巴士(公交车)。

珍珠巴刹

珍珠坊侧的小贩中心有珍珠巴刹的称号,二、三层有多间布行和卖化装品的商店,价格很便宜。

交通:从乌节站乘174路巴士(公交车)。

奥奇百货(OG)

奥奇百货是新加坡老字号,以低档定位,这也是奥奇在日资百货的冲击下生存之道。奥奇在乌节路也设有分店。奥奇的女士套装是文员级女士的最爱。

交通:从乌节站乘174路巴士(公交车)。

福南中心(Funan City)

福南中心是新加坡最大的电脑商城,六楼的Challenger是新加坡最大的电脑店,购电脑和电脑配件时可先参考Challenger的价格。

交通:乘地铁到政府大厦站(C2City Wall)步行过去。

莱佛士城(Raffles City)

有日资崇光百货座镇的莱佛士城是新加坡人喜欢去的购物中心之一。莱佛士在两条地铁线交汇之处,交通之方便,无其他商城可篦美。商城中心广场有一个很奇特的喷泉系统。

交通:乘地铁到政府大厦站(C2City Wall)

滨海广场(Marina Square)

滨海广场是一个大型商城购物中心,商城连接着三间五星级酒店,给滨海广场提供了不少客流量。经常在滨海广场西侧的空场举办多项节目,虽然交通不便,人潮还是有的,美罗百货是主要商店。

交通:乘地铁到政府大厦站(C2City Wall)往南走十五分钟
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以上是比较具体的介绍,下面说说我自己的经验吧~
我在新加坡上过四年的学,平时也蛮喜欢逛街的说 XD 新加坡主要逛的地方大致分为乌节路地带和滨海地带。乌节路地带主要包括有义安城、威士马、诗家董、百利宫、麒麟大厦等等。而滨海地带就有武吉士(Bugis)、莱福士城、新达城跟滨海广场。
如果你想买名牌的话就去乌节路的义安城和百利宫,义安城有一间很大的日本书店纪伊国屋,我通常都到那里去买台湾杂志跟日本杂志~是很好逛的地方哦~
如果是想买年轻人的东西的话就去乌节路的麒麟大厦(The Heeren),那里有一间3层楼的HMV,好怀念啊~乌节路的远东广场(Far East)也卖很多价格便宜又新潮的衣服~或者是靠近滨海地区的武吉士,那边主要卖一些年轻人喜欢的小物件还有衣服什么的,相对比较便宜,而且有很多好吃的东西,我和同学都喜欢逛那里~
诗家董我一般去那买化妆品,因为牌子比较全~当然威士马跟义安城还有莱福士城也都有大型的化妆品卖场
新达城和滨海广场就是比较大的综合性商场了。。。非常大。。。要逛很久。。。
另外乌节路那边还新开了一间ION Orchard,我还没去过。听说也是走中高档名牌路线的~~
另外除了这两个集中地带之外,坐落在Harbour front的怡丰城(Vivo City)是大概前年才新开的大百货,由于与新加坡着名旅游景点圣淘沙岛只有一桥之隔,成了很多游客的必到的百货。我个人也是很喜欢那里哦!
希望能帮到你 呵呵~~

F. 新加坡FAIR PRICE 超市的简单介绍

NTUC FairPrice Co-Operative (Chinese: 新加坡职工总会平价合作社) is a supermarket chain based in Singapore and the largest in the country. The company is a co-operative of the National Trades Union Congress or NTUC. The group has 100 supermarkets across the island, with over 50 outlets of Cheers convenience stores island-wide. NTUC FairPrice has partnered with ExxonMobil to run several stations with a FairPrice branding at the minimarts at their stations. The supermarket has a slogan known as Singapore's very own. The head of the company is Ng Ser Miang.

History
An Esso petrol station run by NTUC FairPrice. It is operated by the company with a FairPrice Xpress store, the station was the first to be converted to the new format.
An Esso petrol station run by NTUC FairPrice. It is operated by the company with a FairPrice Xpress store, the station was the first to be converted to the new format.

NTUC FairPrice was first established in 1973 as NTUC Welcome Supermarket in Toa Payoh, in order to solve the rising oil and daily prices then e to inflation. The then prime minister Lee Kuan Yew opened the first supermarket at Toa Payoh. Around the same time, other unions such as the Singapore Instrial Labour Organisation and Pioneer Instries Employees Union also set up co-operatives to run supermarkets. The two organisations later merged in the early 1980s to form the Singapore Employees Co-operative (SEC).

In May 1983, e to competition, NTUC Welcome and SEC merged to form a larger co-operative which was known as NTUC FairPrice Co-Operative Limited.

The company started a central-distribution system to change the way goods were delivered to stores, to enhance efficiency. This was owned by another company, but in 1998, FairPrice took full ownership of the warehouse and distribution company. It was renamed Grocery Logistics of Singapore (GLS). In 2003, FairPrice opened a new 13,000-square-metre Fresh Food Distribution Centre. The refrigerated-distribution facility centralises the distributions of fresh and chilled procts to all the outlets in the chain. It is the first supermarket retailer in Singapore to build, own and operate its own fresh-food distribution centre.

That same year, FairPrice tied up with oil company ExxonMobil to open FairPrice Express and Cheers convenience outlets at seven Esso and Mobil stations as a pilot project. The station will be run by NTUC FairPrice Co-operative, which sets the fuel prices and run the station's minimart. ExxonMobil will supply the fuel, and will sell its oil procts inside the FairPrice-run stations. If this pilot project proves successful, all stations will be converted to either FairPrice Express or Cheers with the co-operative taking over the management of each station. ExxonMobil also announced that all the stations will be renamed "Esso" by year-end. [1]
FairPrice's largest branch in Singapore, the FairPrice Xtra hypermarket, at Ang Mo Kio Hub.
FairPrice's largest branch in Singapore, the FairPrice Xtra hypermarket, at Ang Mo Kio Hub.

On December 28, 2006, FairPrice opened its largest branch in Singapore, the 7,150-square metre (77,000 square feet) FairPrice Xtra hypermarket, at Ang Mo Kio Hub. The new S$12 million outlet offers a wider range of goods than the typical FairPrice supermarket, and includes new lines like electronic procts and fashion wear.[2]

In August 2007, FairPrice opened its upmarket outlet at Bukit Timah Plaza named FairPrice Finest, after five months of refurbishment. The move was to cater to the changing tastes of Singaporeans who are increasingly well-travelled. The 4,000 m² (43,100 ft²), two-storey outlet has an offering of procts different from other FairPrice stores, and also features a Swiss-style delicatessen, a wine cellar and a European bakery. FairPrice has plans to open more Finest outlets.[3]

[edit] Regional expansion

FairPrice has ventured into the People's Republic of China to open supermarkets in various parts. It will be a joint venture with DBS Private Equity, New Hope Group, Silver Tie and Taiwan's Apex Group. The venture will be known as Nextmall, and will provide merchandising, management and logistics for a fee to Nextmart which is a China incorporated hypermarket. It has opened seven hypermarkets in China, with its first in Shaoxing, Zhejiang.

Concepts

In recent years, NTUC FairPrice has launched numerous in-store and indivial-outlet concepts.

[edit] Indivial outlets

* Liberty Market — Started out in 1998 as an American-themed supermarket, it sells procts from the United States. It opened its first supermarket at Jurong Point and later at Plaza Singapura. Both have closed and the latter has moved to a smaller location at Orchard Grand Court, located at Killiney Road.
* Cheers by FairPrice — This convenience store run by NTUC FairPrice was introced in 1999. It offers 24 hour shopping convenience, and similar facilities to rival 7-Eleven. Cheers can also be found at selected ExxonMobil stations around the island, in which NTUC FairPrice co-operative runs the station, instead of ExxonMobil itself.
* FairPrice Express — A concept which can be found only at ExxonMobil stations, it is larger than Cheers and sells things like fresh proce, meat and seafood. It also sells more procts meeting daily needs than a Cheers convenience store.
* FairPrice Homemart — This is a separate store selling non-food items, which include videos, electronics, furniture and household equipment.
* FairPrice Finest — This is a separate store offering up-market food supplies. It was officially opened in September 2007.

[edit] In-store concepts

* Australian Pavilion — A section in selected NTUC FairPrice supermarkets selling procts from Australia. The format was introced in 2000 at the Bukit Timah Plaza outlet.
* Thai Street — Selling food procts from Thailand, such as Thai cuisine. Also introced in 2000 at Rochor Centre.
* Peranakan Corner — A corner selling Peranakan foodstuff which is found only in the Marine Parade NTUC FairPrice outlet.
* Liberty Market — A section in selected NTUC FairPrice supermarkets selling American food procts.
* Korean Section — A corner selling Korean food procts at selected supermarkets.

[edit] Membership programmes

Every year, FairPrice offers NTUC Union Members (NTUC Cardholders) and FairPrice shareholders dividends, along with cash-back rebates for all purchases made at FairPrice supermarkets island-wide, including FairPrice Xtra, FairPrice Homemart, FairPrice Finest and FairPrice Express - excluding Cheers outlets. Such payout rates are subject to approval at Annual General Meetings (typically in the month of August). In 2007, FairPrice declared rebates amounting to 4% of purchases of up to S$6,000 made in the last financial year, as well as a dividend of 5% and special dividend of 3%. [4]

NTUC Cardholders, max Cardholders and PAssion Cardholders are entitled to 2 LinkPoints for every S$1 spent (for a minimum spending of S$20 in receipts issued on the same day) under the LinkPoints programme by NTUC Link.

In collaboration with OCBC Bank, FairPrice launched its FairPrice Plus membership programme in April 2007, offering banking solutions and promotions at all FairPrice supermarkets islandwide for all supermarket customers. [5] For a minimum transaction of S$30, VISA payment is now accepted at all FairPrice supermarkets for the FairPrice Plus Card and the NTUC-OCBC Visa Card (soon to be rebranded as the NTUC Plus Card) for NTUC Union Members.

G. 新加坡超市里有面粉吗

有。
大型购物超市都会有面粉销售,新加坡超市也一样。
新加坡市(SingaporeCity)是新加坡共和国的首都,位于新加坡岛的南端。新加坡市是新加坡政治、经济、文化中心,有花园城市之称,是世界上最大的港口之一和重要的国际金融中心。

H. NTUC FAIRPRICE怎么样

NTUC FAIRPRICE是新加坡自己的连锁超市,遍布岛国的各个地点,在我家楼下附近就有4个之多,大的、小的、中的各不相同,最小的是开在加油站里面的,24小时的店铺,无休息,但是,东西的价钱稍稍高一些,但是也很新鲜,适合夜间饥饿或者临时需要买东西时,再大一些的店铺,里面的东西就十分全了,价钱也很便宜,超级大的超市,东西就高级一些,可能是进货渠道不同,最大的faerpeice里面的茶品和巧克力特别多,适合回国时代给家里人,瑞士巧克力,新加坡自己的巧克力,形状像鱼尾狮的,里面还有坚果,很讨喜,价钱也不贵。水果什么的也很全,小饼干,各种酱料,还有回国要买一些的新加坡卤煮聊,肉骨茶料,咖喱料,等等。

I. 买日用品到哪个新加坡超市好

天道教育小编提醒广大留学生,与此同时,Cold Storage 还经营着6家市集店(MarketPlace): Jason’s the Gourmet Grocer(豪杰大厦)、Tanglin MarketPlace(东陵购物中心)、Paragon MarketPlace(百丽宫)、Jason’s MarketPlace(莱佛士城购物中心)、Naturally MarketPlace(怡丰城)以及 ThreeSixty Market Place(ION Orchard 商场)。您可以在这些超市选购到包括有机农产品在内的各类高档日用品。(获得更多留学咨询请咨询天道免费在线咨询顾问) 新加坡最大的连锁超市职总平价超市(NTUC FairPrice)遍布大多数政府组屋区里的大型购物中心。除此之外,职总平价超市还负责经营着为数不多的高档超市——“Fairprice Finest”。此外,Giant 和晟菘超市(Sheng Siong)两大连锁超市巨头也备受民众亲睐。如果想买点国货以聊解思乡之情,那就不妨去唐人街(也就是新加坡人俗称的“牛车水”)的裕华国货(Yue Hwa)逛逛,这家百货商场颇受海外华人的亲睐。 如果您想和新加坡当地人一样购物,那就到集贸市场转转吧。天道教育小编表示,在新加坡,集贸市场也被称作 “湿巴刹”,通常坐落于大型的政府组屋住宅区(HDB),营业时间为凌晨零时至中午十二点,周一暂停营业。新鲜的活鱼、肉类、海鲜、水果、蔬菜以及鲜花可谓是应有尽有,令您眼花缭乱,但各种气味交杂在一起,因此去之前一定要做好心理准备。当地人平日里去菜场买东西时往往穿着非常随意。

J. 新加坡物价,要去新加坡工作了,想知到一个月花销要多少

截止2019年,在新加坡生活一个月花销只考虑食住行的话大概要1800-2800人民币。

1、住宿方面

在新加坡工作最大的生活成本主要是房租,新加坡是寸土寸金的地方 ,房租必定是要占很大比例的。刚到新加坡一般是中介提供的房屋,250新币基本上可以租到2-4人合租一间的房屋。

如果想住高档的公寓,那么基本上就需要400新币以上才可以合租到一间。新加坡的主卧大多是带独立卫生间的,一般会比其他房间房租贵出不少。初到新加坡要承担一个月1000-1500元人民币左右的房租。

2、饮食方面

新加坡由于气候湿润,有的房东限制在家做饭。对比新加坡跟国内的物价,新加坡的超市物价是比国内稍低的。每两三个相邻的小区都会有美食广场,价钱很便宜,一般在2.5-3.5新币一顿饭,相当于国内12.5-17.5元人民币的价格。

3、交通方面

新加坡的交通可谓四通八达,人们出行短途一般选择巴士,长途一般选择地铁。需要注意,新加坡的地铁站是会报站,但是巴士是不会报站的,初到新加坡的人头几次坐巴士可能是需要数站的。如果在新加坡工作的太晚下班没有车的情况下,有的雇主也是愿意负担员工打车回家的费用的。

注意事项:

1、禁止携带物品

根据新加坡法律规定,旅客携带烟草(香烟和雪茄)、酒类、汽油、人造珠宝、汽车/摩托车等商品以空运、陆运、海运任何方式入境新加坡必须进行申报并缴纳关税,违反者一律构成犯罪,面临高额罚款甚至监禁处罚。

2、免税品规定

游客携带个人用品、不超过价值50新元价值的食品(如糖果和饼干)无须付税。年满18岁且不是从马来西亚入境者,携带各类酒1公升无须付税。上述免税品只限个人消费,禁止转售或赠与。

3、其他禁止、管制、限制品

包括管制药物(如精神镇定剂)、鞭炮、枪械、打火机、玩具货币、盗版书刊及音像制品、濒危野生动物及制品、淫秽出版物及文章、其它危险品及涉叛国物品。

其中,携带入境的药物必须为新加坡法律允许的药物,尤其是安眠药、镇静剂一类药物需有医生处方,证明为旅客随身必备药。

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