Tampines Mall to Finish S$24m Revamp With 21 New Brands by Dec 2026
Tampines Mall is wrapping up a S$24 million asset enhancement initiative in December 2026, bringing 21 new brands and the eastern region’s largest beauty cluster to the 31-year-old CapitaLand-managed property.
The eight-storey shopping centre, which first opened in 1995 and houses more than 160 stores, welcomed 15 brands making their debut in eastern Singapore alongside returning brands that have refreshed their stores. Located next to the Tampines MRT and bus interchanges, the property began its enhancement project in September 2025.
Among the biggest changes is a 14-brand beauty cluster that CapitaLand states is the largest in the east. The beauty line-up features Sephora and Shiseido alongside newer additions such as Judydoll and Rituals, while luxury names including Chanel and Dior now operate standalone boutiques after previously operating through store concessions.
Additional beauty retailers in the cluster include Aesop, Bath & Body Works, Elemis, Kiehl’s, Laneige, L’Occitane, The Body Shop, and YSL Beauty.
The refreshed dining mix brings several first-time outlets to the east, including Italian restaurant Casa Vostra, Guangzhou milk tea brand Charlie’s Tea, and Ging Sun Ho King of Bun from Hong Kong.
Other food additions feature Thai-Malay restaurant IM QALB by Pun Im with a Tampines Mall-exclusive menu, Zhejiang cuisine restaurant Longjing, and Guangzhou dessert cafe Ruxu. These sit alongside existing offerings such as halal-certified Paris Baguette and Wingstop, and speciality coffee shop Alchemist.
Retail and lifestyle choices have expanded into fashion, jewellery, and sports with brands such as Braun Büffel, CC Primo, Goldheart, Meilleur Moment, SK Gold, Vincent Watch, ASICS, Running Lab, and The Boarding Gate.
Decathlon has returned to the property with an 18,000 sq ft experience store stocking over 6,000 products across more than 60 sports, offering dedicated test zones and services such as basic bicycle maintenance, racket restringing and re-gripping, and a Buy Back programme.
The project also upgraded common areas, facilities, and interior visuals to incorporate the familiar Tampines tree motif.
Our focus is on giving shoppers greater choice, Tampines Mall general manager Adrian Lai said.
“The refreshed Tampines Mall brings together a broad mix of premium, accessible-luxury and everyday brands, alongside dining, sports and lifestyle offerings and well-loved favourites,” Lai added.
“We want the mall to continue serving the diverse needs and preferences of the Tampines community while giving shoppers more to discover and enjoy,” Tampines Mall general manager Adrian Lai said.