Scarlett Supermarket 思家客 at Lot One Shoppers' Mall brings authentic Chinese groceries and specialty products to the Choa Chu Kang community, operating at #B1-07 daily from 9am-11pm as part of Singapore's fastest-growing Chinese supermarket chain with 39 locations across the island. Since opening their first store in Chinatown in October 2020, Scarlett Supermarket has revolutionized access to value-for-money Chinese products, serving both local residents and Chinese expatriates with comprehensive selections of groceries, snacks, beverages, and daily essentials. The convenient basement location within Lot One ensures easy access to authentic Chinese products that bridge cultural food preferences while offering competitive pricing that makes quality Chinese groceries accessible to diverse budgets.
The extensive product range encompasses confectionery, noodles, beverages, alcohol, frozen food, sauces, seasoning, and daily essentials made in China, including traditional snacks, specialty condiments, authentic frozen foods, and household goods that meet the specific needs of Chinese cuisine preparation and cultural food preferences. Popular categories include Chinese snacks and beverages that provide nostalgic flavors for expatriates and introduce local customers to authentic Chinese tastes, plus cooking ingredients like specialized sauces, seasonings, and dried goods essential for traditional Chinese cooking. The diverse inventory ensures customers can find both familiar comfort foods and discover new Chinese products while maintaining the authentic flavors that define Chinese culinary culture.
Strategically positioned within Lot One's retail section, Scarlett Supermarket serves the diverse north-western community with essential Chinese grocery shopping that eliminates the need for separate trips to specialized Chinese markets while maintaining competitive pricing and authentic product quality. The supermarket's commitment to value-for-money offerings ensures customers can access premium Chinese products without premium pricing, while the convenient location and extended hours accommodate various shopping schedules and family needs. Whether seeking ingredients for traditional Chinese cooking, familiar snacks and beverages from China, or exploring authentic Chinese products for cultural appreciation, Scarlett Supermarket continues to build bridges between communities while providing essential grocery services that celebrate Chinese food culture in Singapore's multicultural landscape.
Based on 22 reviews
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Jw Dt
Cashier (balding auntie) squeezed all 4 items into a small plastic bag and charged 10 cents for the bag. When asked for a bigger bag, she lied that they don't have a bigger bag. Wonder what is she up to?
eddy khoo
Generally low prices BUT also low quality goods and products. A lot of merchandise are target specific to a certain national only. And most of the goods are also labelled in a certain language only, which makes it difficult to shop for us non native speakers. I hope those who read carefully, understand the sentiment haha.
A A
Such a waste of money. I bought this crackers and 4 bottle of nuts. Its all not crispy anymore . Tasted soft . Lao hong le... revommend the stall to do more frequent check on the condition of your goods; Try to sell on sales earlier ; get better source for your food.
willson tan
Counter auntie is rude, show attitude and even scolded us when we asked about membership. Not recommended to come here. Poor management
Alex Lim
The stock availability is depend your luck. Restocking very unforeseen!
Alan Lim
Stock availability depends on your luck. Restocking is very unpredictable!
Wei Lun Tan
The counter auntie is rude, showed attitude, and even scolded us when we asked about membership. Do not recommend coming here. Poor management.
An An
Such a waste of money. I bought these crackers and 4 bottles of nuts. They're all not crispy anymore. They tasted soft. Lao hong le... I recommend the stall to do more frequent checks on the condition of your goods; try to sell them on sale earlier; and get a better source for your food.
Eddie Khoo
Generally low prices, but also low-quality goods. A lot of merchandise is specifically targeted to a certain nationality only. And most of the goods are also labeled only in a certain language, which makes it difficult for us non-native speakers to shop. I hope those who read carefully understand the sentiment.
Joo Teck
The cashier (a balding auntie) squeezed all 4 items into a small plastic bag and charged 10 cents for the bag. When asked for a bigger bag, she lied that they didn't have a bigger bag. I wonder what she was up to?
JINDA
Open from 9:00, good quality and low price
Aileen Tan
My go-to place for my favourite 螺螄粉 (snail noodles). Happy that they are opening more outlets islandwide. However, the selection at Lot 1 is pretty small as compared to their Chinatown outlets.
Terrence Yoong
A popular store that carry a lot of interesting food and drink items, some alcohol as well. The have a wide selection of interesting drinks, Titbits available. Prices were quite a bargain as well
Winnie Wee
The item is so many types. But some cashier count taking not pay like
Phee Jennifer
Alots of stuff. Area packed with goods. Variety lots and lots. Can try new stuff here
Jack Myo
A lots of nice Chinese snack here!
Jinda
Opens at 9:00, good quality and low price.
Jack Neo
Lots of nice Chinese snacks here!
Phee Jenny
Lots of stuff. Area packed with goods. Lots and lots of variety. Can try new stuff here.
Wendy Wee
Here are a few options, depending on how you interpret the second sentence's intent, while keeping changes minimal: **Option 1 (Focus on the process being incorrect):** > The item comes in many types. However, some cashiers' counting and payment was not handled correctly. **Option 2 (Slightly more direct, implying dissatisfaction):** > The item comes in many types. But some cashiers' counting and payment was not satisfactory. **Option 3 (Very minimal, assuming "like" meant "properly"):** > The item comes in many types. But some cashiers' counting for payment was not proper. --- **Recommendation:** I would go with **Option 1** as it's clear, grammatically sound, and directly addresses the likely intent of "not pay like" as an incorrect handling of the transaction. **Edited review (using Option 1):** The item comes in many types. However, some cashiers' counting and payment was not handled correctly.
Terence Yoong
A popular store that carries a lot of interesting food and drink items, and some alcohol as well. They have a wide selection of interesting drinks. Titbits are available. Prices were quite a bargain.
Eileen Tan
My go-to place for my favourite 螺螄粉 (snail noodles). Happy that they are opening more outlets islandwide. However, the selection at Lot 1 is pretty small compared to their Chinatown outlets.
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