Sheng Siong

Currently the only supermarket at Loyang Point. The other supermarket (Giant) is gone, as in the whole building where it used to be in is GONE.
Sheng Siong has everything you need for your grocery needs. From A to Z. In fact, for fun, I am going to try to list them alphabetically. I foresee problems when I get to X.
The only problem with variety is the supermarket is CRAMMED. From front to back, top to bottom with all kinds of stuff.
The shelves are tightly placed, so no trolleys here! Everyone is rushing about their business, watch your toes as they rush past you in a hurry.
The lines for checkout is always long, but they do move fast.
This is not the place for a leisurely walk along the aisle looking for things in your shopping list. This is more of a «rush in, grab what you need and stand in line to pay, quick quick!» kind of place.
Anyway…here the list!
A — Yup, apples.
B — Beans (and all kinds of dried produce)
C — Canned food (all the spam you need and more)
D — Drinks (Cans, bottles, cordials)
E — Eggs (Chicken, salted, century, quail)
F — Fish (fresh, still swimming in tanks, frozen or chilled) And FROGS. (See pics)
G — Garlic (whole or minced)
H — Hotdogs
I — Ice cream (Tubs! Bars! Cones!)
J — Jam
K — Ketchup
L — Lettuce (a huge variety of fresh veggies)
M — Meat (fresh, frozen or chilled pork, beef, lamb)
N — Noodles (fresh and instant and pasta too)
O — Oregano (whole shelf of spices, fresh and dried)
P — Potatoes and all types of staples
Q — Quick rising flour (all types of flour too)
R — Raisins (dried fruits and breakfast cereals)
S — Sauces (Asian and beyond) Sriracha included.
T — Tea and coffee (Instant or not)
U — Udon (in single serve packs)
V — Vermicelli (Dried in huge bales)
W — Waffles (frozen)
X — X-​tra detergent (cleaning liquids of all types for all things)
Y — Yoghurt (plain, fruit, greek, local)
Z — Ziplock bags (and any other bags you would need in a kitchen)
Taaa daaaaa! Thank you, thank you. I’ll be here all week, tip your waitresses.

The supposedly cheaper supermarket that is around. Actually it started out that way, but over the years, they’ve jacked up the prices and I don’t think that they are significantly cheaper than the other supermarkets like NTUC or Shop and Save.
Still, it’s quite a good place to get things in bulk, like canned drinks and the likes. I also like to take a stroll at the snack section, as they have some offers sometimes. Surprisingly, they also have my favorite Japanese snacks stocked up! And definitely cheaper than say Yamakawa Super. But of course, the choices for them aren’t that aplenty.

Great place to get almost anything and everything — spices, vegetables, meat, etc. I love this Supermarket as it really does have the cheapest prices in Singapore — compared to NTUC and Shop N Save. Some things might be cheaper at those stores, but Sheng Siong does sell great stuff in bulk and in terms of options, they do sell pretty good stuff.
What I Love: You can find quite a lot of variety — when it comes to getting veggies, fruits and food produce. They have extended the store at the front side — where all the fruits are — and I usually get all my fruits there — in terms of prices, it’s generally worth the cost. Their drinks options are pretty good — well stocked, from Milk, Juices, Teas and Canned Produce. For Baking, their flour and chocolate sections are average — you can get general items — but the best part is that they sell almost all ingredients you’d need to make local desserts and cakes. Ingredients for Singaporean delicacies like Nasi Lemak, Chicken Rice, etc., and can be found in their Sealed Spices and Condiments section.
What I Don’t Love: The store is not so big — so you gotta squeeze and shuffle a little bit. Shop N Save next door is bigger and you can breathe a little.