IMM

Wow this IMM shopping centre was my go to and second favourite shopping place in Singapore. It’s been more than two years since my last visit and wow how times have changed.
I think all the competition has been bad for this shopping complex as so many of the stores were closed with lots of boarded off sections.
My favourite restaurant is still there though (Swensens).
The other reason why I used to like going their is for the money changer. It’s still there but the rates are pretty average.
Love the huge Giant supermarket that is still there though.
The great thing about this shopping centre is there are still free shuttle buses between the near by shopping complexes.
Not sure I’ll venture back unless there’s something specific that I want or if I feel like Swensens as I much prefer Jem and Westgate.

IMM looks like your typical mall in Singapore– huge, air conditioned, with all the amenities– but the only difference is that they have outlet stores, weeeee! Hence an extra star has been given. :)
I was surprised they had higher end outlet stores like Furla and Sacoor Brothers. They even had a small and very limited Polo Ralph Lauren store, so I guess if I ever wanted to go back to my preppy roots, I could get those threads here.*
There are some home goods, furniture stores, and interior design offices on the 3^rd floor, so check them out if you’re in the market for such things. However, Miguel noted that the prices for mattresses here seemed a bit higher than what he saw around Marina Square, so I’d suggest doing research or get your negotiation skills ready if you’re looking to make a deal.
Do note that IMM is not connected to the Jurong East MRT. It is walkable though; I estimate it’s about a 10 – 12 minute walk.
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*Fun fact: I worked at the Ralph Lauren outlet store in my local mall for one summer during uni. I do not miss those days at all.

Such a humongous mall which is unfortunately too far away from my home. Of all my visits to this place, I have never attempted to drive here despite the free parking for the first 3 hours. The car queue at the carpark during weekends is horrendous.
You can find almost everything and anything here. But honestly, with so many other malls in this area; like JCube, Jem and WestGate, you tend to find that there’s nothing great about each of them. You just shop what you see and eat what you feel like eating. That’s that!

There’s so many shopping centers in Singapore that it’s sometimes hard to differentiate among them all. This particular one sets itself apart because of the number of stores that are here, as well as the types of stores at this location. They feature many name brands here, but there are also many other smaller stores and outlet stores located on the floors that are higher up. There’s also plenty of parking here, which makes visiting a nice experience. Even though I’m not a native Singaporean, I still enjoyed my time visiting this shopping center.
Personally, I love to eat, and there are so many different places that you can go here for food. They have a Kopitiam, which is more like a food court, and you can find places here to fit whatever you are in the mood for eating. They also have other food stalls, where you can purchase anything from baked goods to sushi. (I don’t recall the exact name of the places I tried, except that I really liked them!)
There’s also a few restaurants located within the mall itself, like the Swensen’s restaurant. If you’re in the area, I’d definitely stop by in this shopping center if you are looking for something to do.

IMM a giant mall located in the west area. This is a outlet mall whereby you can buy apparel at a good discount prices … They have lots of shop here ranging from sports wear, apparel, hypermart, restaurant. Feel free to drop by to take a look.
As and when i free i will pop over to take walk a round the mall. Pls note that there’s FREE PARKING for 1^st 3 hours.

Singapore can surely boast the number of malls nested throughout the island. I find many of them to be designed too similarly, i.e., hosting the same list of stores, but IMM is slightly different from others.
Here, we can find almost everything we need under one roof — food courts and restaurants, outdoor playground and water play area, Giant, Daiso, and lots of stores selling furniture, housewares, electronics, children clothing, toys, shoes, jewelry, men and women clothing, etc… Recently they have added more stores (including some high-​end brands) after the renovation.
Parking is free for the first 3 hours, I believe. Now that’s hard to beat.