FairPrice Upper Boon Keng Road - Kallang Heights

Rarely update d price tag, even after promo ended d price tag still there. Very defensive staff. Even after telling them d price tag is already outdated, they just don't care n walk away, n just say, "d offer is over". D staff, except one malay lady which I think is d manager, r very rude and attitude, especially d lady who put thick make up in silver hair one, she likes to raise her voice on d customers n like to add sarcastic remarks n super defensive. Some of d items r full of dust, and they don't carry a lot of brands n items. Careful if u r buying something that is not common, d expiry date would be pretty near, means it's kinda old stock. Remember to check for expiry dates before buying d items. Best is, please don't come to this store. Travel a bit further got other fairprice, n just across d Street got sheng shiong. This store I had a lot of very very bad experiences from them.

Not a big outlet, but you will find basic necessities here. 3 stars for the semi automatic checkout system, it can be annoying and causes long queue at times.

Products range is decent but I wish there are more ready paste selection. The staff there, once you a regular they are friendly.

Most visited supermarket due to its location along my commute home. It’s small so less variety of items but the staff is so friendly.

Convenient outlet at the corner of the housing. Clean and well organised. Rather small but should have most of the commonly needed groceries and essential items. Usually only one cashier is operating in the morning, so the queue can be a little long.

Varied selection of food. Most imported from Australia. Can be very expensive (packet of timtams for $7!!!) otherwise porridge oats for $3.65, bunch of bananas for about $2.

Unhappy experience today. Went in to a 24h NTUC, only to be told that it is closed after I shopped for my items. Asked the incharge why wasnt the shutter close, he said it is still open for shopping, but no purchases can be done.Totally sulking because I will have to put my hunger aside. The incharge who was on shift on 28th May, around 2am rebutted saying its my fault for not reading the sign at the main entrance. Come on, any customer would have entered the store in whichever entrance nearest to them, why would I walk all the way to the front. At least let customers know by putting the closed sign on every entrance that customers are allowed to walk in or just close the shutters. Sulky because this NTUC finally stocks up my favorite cup noodles but I ended up not being able to buy it.

Brought a loaf of Sunshine bread and requested to pay by Singtel DASH at the cashier counter. The cashier proceed with the transaction and ask me to scan but I noticed that the DASH QR code was damaged at one corner and my mobile was unable to scan through. Then I told the cashier that I wanted to pay cash since it won't work. However, I think she's trying to be funny and ask me whether to pay DASH or cash. I replied to her cash and she spelled out to me "CASH". But what annoyed me is she mentioned to me that she had informed to her management on the damaged QR code few days ago. This really puzzled why in the first place, she didn't stop me from using DASH when i requested for this mode of payment?