Djitsun Mall Ang Mo Kio – Food, Stores And Parking
The mature town of Ang Mo Kio is home to around 143,800 HDB residents and many other residents living in private residential homes. Shopping malls are concentrated in the region near Ang Mo Kio MRT Station, aptly called Ang Mo Kio Central. These shopping malls serve the residents and are popular haunts within the neighbourhood. Other than the largest shopping mall in Ang Mo Kio – AMK Hub, the smaller malls such as Djitsun Mall and Jubilee Square are also frequented by shoppers, diners as well as students attending after-school classes.
In this blog post, we shall learn more about Djitsun Mall and its offerings.
1. How To Get To Djitsun Mall
The mall is located at the following address:
5 Ang Mo Kio Central 2
Singapore 569663
Djitsun Mall is a mere 3-minutes walk from Ang Mo Kio MRT Station (NS16). Proceed to Exit B of the station.
If you prefer taking a bus, the nearest bus stop to alight at is 54391, with the following bus services:
SBS Transit Bus 50
SBS Transit Bus 159
SBS Transit Bus 265
The bus stop is the nearest to Jubilee Square, which is another shopping mall. To get to Djitsun Mall, simply walk along the road past Block 721.
If you drive, refer to the next section on the available car park nearby and the parking charges.
2. Where To Park And Parking Charges
There is no basement parking at Djitsun Mall. The nearest car park is the open-air car park located next to it, with the entrance at the side of the mall.
Do note that in the near future, this open-air car park will cease to exist once the construction of the new BTO flats commences. Central Weave @ AMK will occupy the plot next to the mall (currently grassland) as well as the open-air car park. A multi-storey carpark (Block 731) will be built to fulfill parking needs in the area.
In the meantime, the electronic parking system parking charges at the open-air car park are as follows:
For Cars
| Mondays – Saturdays | |
| 7 a.m. – 10.30 p.m. | $0.60 per 30 minutes |
| 10.30 p.m. – 7 a.m. | $0.60 per 30 minutes |
| Sundays & Public Holidays | |
| 10.30 p.m. – 7 a.m. | $0.60 per 30 minutes |
| 7 a.m. – 10.30 p.m. | Free |
** For any parking session between 10.30 p.m. and 7 a.m. the following day, per minute charging will apply subject to a maximum parking charge of $5.00.
For Motorcycles
| Mondays – Saturdays | |
| 7 a.m. – 10.30 p.m. | $0.65 per parking session |
| 10.30 p.m. – 7 a.m. | $0.65 per parking session |
| Sundays & Public Holidays | |
| 10.30 p.m. – 7 a.m. | $0.65 per parking session |
| 7 a.m. – 10.30 p.m. | Free |
** For any parking session, per minute charging based on $0.20 per hour will apply subject to a maximum parking charge of $0.65.
3. Store Directory
| #01-02 | SKINN |
| #01-03 | SKINN |
| #01-04 | SKINN |
| #01-05 | ENT Doctors |
| #01-07 | Crescendo Hairdressing |
| #02-01 | School Of Robotics |
| #02-02 | School Of Robotics |
| #03-01 | The Pilates Works |
| #03-03 | Creative Star Education Centre |
| #03-04 | The Alternative Story Learning Centre |
| #03-05 | Yamaha Music School/ Showroom |
| #03-06 | Yamaha Music School/ Showroom |
| #03-07 | MPM Math & Jelic Brain |
| #03-08 | Global Art |
| #04-01 | True Fitness |
4. Featured Restaurants At Djitsun Mall
Buddy Hoagies Café & Grill is a family favourite. It gets especially crowded on weekends with many families at the tables, bonding over a good meal of Western delights. Their signature Macaroni & Cheese, Honey Barbecue Ribs, Buddy’s Mixed Grill and Seafood Aglio Olio are dishes you would not want to miss, and not forgetting their Rosti with sour cream and sides to go with.
Craving for some authentic Thai food? Take your pick at Khao Hom By Rung Mama. A great selection of fried and steamed dishes is sure to tantalise your taste buds. A meal at a Thai restaurant is never complete without tom yum soup or curry. There are tom yum seafood soup, tom yum seabass soup, yellow curry, red curry and green curry to choose from. Desserts like mango sticky rice, red ruby and gelato are on the menu as well for you to end the meal on a sweet note.
Ah Gu Kaka Wa, an eatery specialising in Sichuan cuisine, has been at Djitsun Mall for as long as I can remember. Its amazingly extensive menu includes BBQ bullfrog soup pot, hot plate bean curd, pickled fish and a variety of vegetable dishes such as olive fried French bean, you mai vegetable and fried egg with bitter gourd.
BBQ meats on skewers are also on its menu. Choose from a selection of BBQ mutton, BBQ beef, BBQ chicken, BBQ chicken gizzards and BBQ chicken heart. Interestingly, there are also BBQ brinjal, BBQ chilli and even BBQ mantou!
By the way, there is a new shopping mall at Buangkok. Do check out our other post on Sengkang Grand Mall!