Orchard Plaza

Guide To Know About The Orchard Plaza

Orchard Plaza is a commercial complex that houses various shops, restaurants, workplaces, and rental homes. If you’re on Orchard Road and looking for something in particular, it’s simple to find it here because the complex has a wide variety of tenants. The mall is most well-known for housing some great fabric stores and tailoring facilities. Many tenants on Level 1 of the plaza provide excellent tailoring and can produce clothing for you in a short period. Dentist services, educational facilities, beauty parlours, massage parlours, pharmacies, KTVs, travel agencies, watch stores, and more may be found on levels 2 through 8. Sheng Siong Supermarkets, Cold Storage, and a Market Place where you may buy everyday necessities are just a few of the attractions and conveniences that Orchard Plaza has to offer. 

Location:

At 150 Orchard Road, 238841, in District 9, is the 99-year leasehold business building known as Orchard Plaza. Commercial/Other Retail leasing and sales are the uses of Orchard Plaza. Orchard Plaza is close to Somerset MRT (NS23), Dhoby Ghaut MRT (NE6/CC1/NS24), and Orchard MRT (NS22). Numerous bus stops are nearby, including Orchard Road, Orchard Plaza (08137), Orchard Road, Orchard Le Meridien Singapore (08138), Penang Road, Winsland House (08111), and Orchard, Orchard Emerald (09038). Nearby services to Orchard Plaza Numerous dining establishments can find close to Orchard Plaza in buildings including The Centrepoint, 313@Somerset, and Orchard Central. Cold Storage, Market Place, and Sheng Siong Supermarkets can reach from Orchard Plaza in a manageable amount of time. It is also close to Midpoint Orchard, The Centrepoint, Cuppage Plaza, 313@Somerset, Orchard Point, Concorde Hotel & Shopping Mall, and Orchard Point. Orchard Road, Koek Road, and Cavenagh Road all lead to Orchard Plaza.

The Meridien Hotel and Orchard Road’s Orchard Plaza shopping centres:

The Orchard Point commercial-cum-residential complex, built by the Urban Redevelopment Authority and completed in June 1983, is among the notable landmarks visible in this photograph of Orchard Road. The carved stone reliefs on the Orchard Plaza retail centre’s front, which were installed by property mogul Ng Teng Fong’s Far East Organization in 1981, are designed to resemble those on the Hilton Hotel, another of Fong’s construction projects along Orchard Road. In the 1830s, nutmeg plantations encircled Orchard Road, a little country lane in the centre of Singapore. Later, pepper farms, fruit tree orchards, and spice gardens started to sprout nearby. Few nutmeg plantations remained in the region after the global decrease in nutmeg prices in 1860. Private homes and bungalows are prevalent along with Scotts and Tanglin Roads, which are close by, in the regions surrounding Orchard Road that gets later built for residential reasons. The Singapore Cold Storage opened a grocery store along the route in 1905, becoming one of the first big retailers to set up shop in the neighbourhood. Orchard Road gets not developed until the 1960s, and by the 1970s, it had become the popular tourist and shopping district it is today.