Supernature

I shopped online, and was bitterly disappointed. Got almost expired organic eggs, frozen organic minced pork was 50% lard, frozen pork stir-​fry was just disgusting. Ordered also organic frozen pork tenderloin, received free-​range chilled tenderloin instead. That is not even in the selection online! Frozen blueberries were delivered completely thawed. The one star is for the organic baby box, which had some (not all) nice and fresh veggies in it.
For the price — I don’t think so! Next time, I will buy my meats and eggs at the butcher, and will look around for another shop with veggies.

EXPENSIVE. Eating organic in Singapore is definitely expensive, but luckily not everything has to be. If you’re willing to walk, browse and compare, you’ll see Supernature is good for the more fresh and frozen organic food while Brown Rice Paradise in Tanglin Mall just a few blocks down has cheaper prices and more variety of dry/​non-​refrigerated organic foods.
There’s no doubt, this place is the Whole Foods (American organic supermarket) of Singapore. Right down to their separate vitamins and Mother & Child store next door. They have a really good selection of vitamins and supplements from around the world. Not that I don’t trust Asian herbal medicine, because I do use a few and they do help, but it’s a bit more comforting when I know the language and I can see exactly what the ingredients are in things like digestive supplements or probiotics.
The look and feel of this place is great. It’s clean, organized, well lit and refined. However, the staff was not very helpful or attentive. After leaving America, you realize how much the service industry overseas really has a long way to go to give the ultimate customer experience to have customers coming back. But if you think that sort of thing doesn’t bother you, then check this place out for its fresh & frozen organic food and vitamins & supplements. Go to Brown Rice Paradise a few blocks down for the dry organic foods and household products. It’s cheaper there.
I purchased just 5 items and they came out to S$ 82…YIKES! It was about S$ 30 for almond butter (my most expensive item). These same 5 items back in nyc would have cost me less than US$ 20! Why did I make the splurge? Because they were items that would last a long time (more than 3 months or so) like a bag of salt (celtic salt was insanely expensive!), a jar of almond butter, nutritional yeast, etc.

I think of Supernature as the big mama of organic food shops in Singapore – they have fresh vege and fruit coming in, they’ve got organic-​gluten free-​macrobiotic products coming in from all over the world. It’s a little bit inaccessible (Park House is in between the Four Seasons and Camden Medical Centre) so do take a look at their other outlet at Paragon, but this one does have the much wider selection.