Lê Vy Phạm
5
The bookstore's spacious, has a lot of books from all genres, all well arranged and easy to find, and the smell of books is addicting fr
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J.K. Chua
5
One of the few "bricks and mortar" bookshops left. Grateful that they are still around! Nothing beats a physical bookstore!
Yellow Bear
4
People who love books, magazines, comics and Japanese stuff will love Kinokuniya. It has been with us since young, and it’s a good meeting place too for friends to meet up.
H W
4
Less selection than its main orchard branch but still cozy, quiet, and tranquil - heaven for any book lovers. Price is steep as expected
suraj kumar
5
Amazing place that I visited too late in my trip... The staff was really helpful in guiding me to the correct bookshelf and even when I couldn't find the book I wanted they personally came and searched it for me 🙏 will definitely visit again if possible 💖 …
Elisa Ma
4
An extensive assortment of fiction, self-help, and magazines. However, the non-fiction section offers fewer options, featuring only a couple of titles from the same author but with different cover versions. The arrangement of books seems intuitive, so it’s not too difficult to locate popular titles. At the counter, you can request plastic sealing for your newly purchased book, a good option for gifting. It cost me $22.84 for a paperback copy of ‘Letters from a Stoic’ by Seneca and $0.30 for a plastic bag.
Anna Lisa
5
Whenever I visit or shop here, I feel at home. They have an exhaustive collection of books in various languages, including Japanese, Korean, Chinese, and English, among others. The staff is always attentive, and they offer free gift wrapping for books purchased in-store. It's a quiet place. They offer new books, and if you can't find the title you're looking for, you can always reserve it through the customer service staff.
Jian Hao Chen
5
It's always a great place for book lovers. A place where you can solo shop and walk around. A place to satisfy your manga and comic cravings. It's definitely a place to visit.
Jack Wong
5
Books Kinokuniya at Bugis Junction is a bibliophile's haven, neatly tucked away on the 3rd floor. This bookstore stands out with its diverse collection of Chinese, Japanese, and English titles, arranged into many thoughtfully curated small sections. Its serene and orderly ambiance provides a peaceful escape for readers amidst the bustling mall. A hidden gem for those in search of literary treasures in multiple languages.
Sin Hao
5
Came here to purchase a book as a birthday gift. Complimentary wrapping services are provided for such gifts. You may select up to 3 different designs to suit your recipient’s profile. Nothing too fancy, but I'm not complaining as there's no additional charge. The staff was very patient and helpful in directing me to locate the specific book and wrapping it with great care. I love to visit this outlet just to unwind and browse through the latest books. The environment is quiet, as most visitors treat it like a library. The range of genres and titles here is fantastic too - from non-fiction to Chinese novels and children’s playbooks. Membership is available at $21 per year, which gets you a 10% discount off all purchases.