One Holland Village opened to the public on 1 December 2023 and this Holland Village mall has a mix of shops, restaurants and food, and spaces set in an almost-village like atmosphere.
Overview of One Holland Village
Juxtaposed next to the shophouses of Holland Village, One Holland Village is a new mall housing restaurants and eateries along with shops and services.
The “longish” mall stretches out from behind the Holland Village Food Centre and Market till the end of Lorong Mambong that joins up with Holland Road.
The One Holland Village shops and restaurants are spread out over three storeys.
You will find the shops are centred around several courtyards. These give the mall an open feel and atmosphere.
Another thing that strikes you can you walk around the mall is how wide the corridors are between shops.
It almost reminds us of Australian malls like Watertown in Perth. The layout with different nooks and crannies along with interesting shops is even reminiscent of Ssamzigil in Insadong, Seoul.
The layout and design also saves on the need to air-condition the place since air flows freely through the mall.
The first and second floors consist mainly of restaurants and food outlets.
The supermarket, CS Fresh, is also found on the first floor.
You will find services, such as dental services, on the third floor.
The fourth floor is an open area with spaces that appear to be able to be booked.
One Holland Village Food and Restaurants
Here’s a closer look at the One Holland Village food options and restaurants.
Amongst the food outlets on the first floor of One Holland Village include the 23rd Din Tai Fung restaurant in Singapore (#01-01/02). It is located at the entranceway close the Holland Village Market.
The interior of the Din Tai Fung at One Holland Village is adorned with wooden brick furnishings and traditional red lanterns to invoke the nostalgic charm of Taiwan’s alleyways and streets.
BreadTalk and Toast Box (#01-41/42/43/44/45) can be found across from Din Tai Fung.
Facing the Holland Village Market are smaller food outlet like Mr Coconut (#01-38), Pasta Play (#01-37) and Potato Corner (#01-36).
Venture further in and you will ExtraVirgin Pizza (#01-03/04 05). It is one of several western food choices that are located on the first floor of One Holland Village.
Other outlets include Paris Baguette, Starbucks and Guzman Y Gomez.
There is also a Yatsudoki Chateraise Premium (#01-23) with seating (although very limited) at One Holland Village, along with Sourbombe and Baskin Robbins.
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On the second floor, there are restaurants such as Ippudo (#02-27) and Crystal Jade Hong Kong Kitchen (#02-28/29/30).
For more choices of Chinese food, you can also find the Xiang Xiang Hunan Cuisine (#02-19/20) restaurant on the second floor.
Other One Holland Village food options on the second and third floors include Maze Soba Hototogisu, VietSmith, Sushi Tei, Paradise Classic and HipPot.
Surrey Hills Grocer, the Australian-speciality grocer, has its largest outlet at One Holland Village with both indoor and outdoor dining spaces. The outlet also has a food made in collaboration with MoVida Original from Melbourne, an in-house pet bakery and a customised ice cream truck.
Taiwan’s WushiLand Boba (#02-22) also has its first Singapore outlet at One Holland Village. This is located beside Cakebar (#02-21) on the second floor.
Directly opposite from WushiLand Boba and Cakebar is pet-friendly cafe Plain Meredith where dogs can dine indoors.
One Holland Village Shops
Wondering what One Holland Village shops you can find at the mall?
There are shops like Gadget Mix and Sony on the second floor. AwhSome on the second floor also stocks some interesting gifts and games.
Parents looking for party supplies, toys and gifts may also be interested in visiting The Little Showcase on the second floor.
An interesting-looking store on the first floor is the Mini PitStop.
Want to shop for art? Pop into the Art Works gallery on the first floor.
On Level 3, there are services such as facial salons and a TCM clinic.
One Holland Village Spaces
The layout of One Holland Village provides many different spaces that can hold events and promotes a sense of community.
These include an atrium on the first level.
There is another atrium space in the middle of the mall.
One quirky artwork on display here are supersized tins of canned food. Do take note that you are not supposed to sit or stand on the artwork.
On the second floor there is the Village Green, a community space next to Ippudo.
The fourth floor of the mall has an open space known as the Village Commons with and seating areas.
However, the only playground equipment that we could find at One Holland Village were a set of garden playground swings next to BreadTalk.
There are some cool wobbly seats that are mounted on springs just down from the swings.
Perhaps the reason for a lack of a mall playground is because One Holland Village is home to the second location of The Artground! This arts space for children between the ages of 0 to 9 can be found on Level 1, in a quiet corner of the mall, through a corridor close to CS Fresh and Chateraise Premium YATSUDOKI. Find out more about The Artground @ One Holland Village.
The mall is also designed to be pet friendly and there is a specially designated pet lift.
Other pet-friendly amenities include a water dispenser for pets that can be found outside the CS Fresh on level one.
There are also stations where customers can leave their dogs leashed on the outside of shops on the second floor, although we haven’t seen anyone make use of these points.
Parents will also be able to find a nice and modern diaper changing room on the second floor of the mall, just next to the escalator close to CS Fresh.
Visiting One Holland Village
One Holland Village is located at 7 Holland Village Way, Singapore 275748.
Visit the One Holland Village website.
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