Line Stationery - 735 Pasir Ris Street 72

Pretty lady boss Ms Lily very good & helpful. Love to go this place to buy all the things I need. ???❤️

A wide variety stationery shop, with great outlook and neat presentation of all their items. Owned by friendly and sincere shop owners who never fails to brighten up one's day.

A real gem of a find in a heartland mall. Good selection of stationery and toys - almost something for everyone. The selection and display makes it hard to resist the temptation to indulge. Friendly service too!

Good Organised stationary shop, they can print in hard paper also ?.

I enjoy coming here as the shop is well-stocked, well-priced and the owners are very friendly. I can browse here for a long time in a relaxed manner...unlike going to Popular (haha, which has a stressful, cramped up vibe). Here I can relax and browse and get creative juices flowing.

Great service! Got my sarasa pens from here. Staff are so friendly and there is a wide variety of stationery and toys. Will go back again soon for more stationery!

The husband and wife duo are very nice people. The lady boss will give sweets to the kid. Such a nice gesture that you don’t see in this day and age.

Line stationery has always been my go-to store. A place where I'd travel to happily to get my pens, refills and other miscellaneous items. Most of the time, I would go there for their printing services. I am usually graced by the very friendly uncle who would not only do a good job at helping me print my stuffs but also gave me cheaper rate (because he knows I'm a student). Today, I experienced one of the most unsettling encounter with a lady who works there. When I told her that I wanted to print some stuffs, she handed me the blue laptop for me to do it on my own - saying "you can do on your own right?" - which surprised me because that's not how the uncle does it. When the laptop was booting up, she ignored me and started chatting away with what seems to be a colleague/ a friend. Not that I mind, but the account was locked out and she didn't even bother to tell me that the password can be found on the paper that was sticked onto the laptop. "It's there what?" + pointing at the paper without any apology was what I had as a response when I told her that the account was locked. But what irked me alot was the look she gave - the look that I should have known it was there and those eyes which seemingly said please do not bother me any further. I am also disappointed that she couldn't help me further with the printing because I was unsure with the printing layout - which she could only solve by calling her boss. And right after that, she wanted to charge me for 18 pieces instead of 9 because she didn't bother to count until I told her to. Customer experience is what drives customer loyalty. I had a very bad experience here.