Tag: Cineleisure

  • Cineleisure Unveils Fresh New Look With Stylishly Modern Interiors And New Concepts

    Cineleisure Unveils Fresh New Look With Stylishly Modern Interiors And New Concepts

    Cineleisure, the destination mall managed by Cathay Organisation, is proud to unveil its refreshed look, while welcoming three new and exciting concepts.

    Forming a striking visual interplay of colours and textures, the revamped Cineleisure reveals interiors fitted with concrete juxtaposed against rustic wood timber.  The playful balance between gritty accents and polished design, with a purposeful blend of warm earthy hues and cool steel palettes,  add a distinctively dynamic element to the popular youth-oriented mall.

    The pairing of fun and playful elements also extends to its eclectic mix of food, fashion, and entertainment tenants. This April, Cineleisure welcomes the addition of three new and hotly anticipated concepts—Tenkaichi Japanese BBQ and Shabu Shabu, The Alley Luxe, and Amazing Castle, of which the latter two are making its debut in Singapore.

    NEW TENANTS

    The Alley Luxe (#02-06A/B)

    Opening its very first flagship store in Singapore at Cineleisure, famed Taiwanese bubble tea chain—The Alley, is set to cause ripples in the local food and beverage scene with its iconic artisanal tea. With more than 300 outlets globally, The Alley has taken the world by storm with its signature and highly “Instagrammable” Brown Sugar Deerioca beverage packed with Deerioca tapioca pearls that are made from scratch.

    The flagship store in Cineleisure will also feature the first-ever premium lifestyle café concept for The Alley – The Alley Luxe, which showcases the brand’s finest collections of beverages alongside an array of exquisite European-inspired treats such as croissants and cruffins.

    Tenkaichi Japanese BBQ & Shabu Shabu (#02-11)

    Tenkaichi promises both authenticity and affordability for a gourmet Japanese Yakiniku experience. Hungry shoppers can expect a premium buffet at just S$59.90, which includes a free flow of Tenkaichi’s signature grilled Wagyu Beef that are hand sliced and freshly served on order. Alternatively, for a limited time only, shoppers can opt for its value-for-money and irresistible S$10 Donburi sets, ranging from Chirashi Don, Wagyu Beef Yakiniku Don, Hotate Mentai Mayo Don and Cheesy Chicken Teriyaki Don.

    Amazing Castle (#02-04A/05)

    The first of its kind in Singapore and in Asia, Amazing Castle is a massive kingdom-themed entertainment play centre consisting of nine different activity stages. Based on the legend of a fairy kingdom being attacked by invaders, each activity stage features a physically-interactive game for participants to confront challenges and fight off invaders. This innovative play centre guarantees a whole load of fun as participants unleash their inner child and turn their battle mode on as they progress through stages as a team.

    NEW CATHAY LIFESTYLE MALL REDEMPTION MOBILE APP

    Offering a rewarding shopping experience, Cineleisure introduces the Cathay Lifestyle Mall Redemption Mobile App, which allows savvy shoppers to make redemptions seamlessly anywhere, anytime. Shoppers who spend a minimum amount at the mall simply have to take and submit a photo of their spending receipt through the app. Upon verification, they can redeem e-vouchers to be used at participating shops to enjoy a discount.

  • The Alley Singapore to open two more outlet stores

    The Alley Singapore to open two more outlet stores

    Taiwanese bubble tea chain The Alley Singapore is opening two outlets in mid-April.

    The first of a new global concept called The Alley Luxe is set to open in Cineleisure. The concept carries what the brand describes as its finest collection of beverages on a curated menu distinctive to Singapore.

    The outlet will offer European baked treats such as croissants, ‘cruffins’ and Kouign-amann. Customers can opt for take-away, or dine-in while enjoying a view over Orchard Road.

    The Alley Luxe

     

    The second outlet will be launched in Jewel Changi Airport about the same time.

    Having opened its first outlet in 2013, The Alley now has more than 300 stores around the world.

  • 7-Eleven store at Cineleisure no longer allowed to sell tobacco products

    7-Eleven store at Cineleisure no longer allowed to sell tobacco products

    The 7-Eleven retail store at Cineleisure Orchard is no longer allowed to sell tobacco products, after its employees were caught, for the second time, selling tobacco products to minors under the age of 18. The revocation of its tobacco retail licence took effect on July 31.

    Four other errant retail outlets have also had their tobacco retail licence suspended for six months after they were caught selling tobacco products to under-18 minors for the first time.

    The suspension for Nice Minimart at Tampines Street 32 takes effect today (Sept 28) until March 27 next year, while the suspension for Tastebud Foodcourt at Queen Street and J Plus Ten Mini Mart at Bukit Batok West Ave 6 started on July 31 and will last until Jan 30 next year. The suspension for Hwa Soon Heng Mini-Supermarket at Yishun Ring Road ended on Sept 15.

    The Health Sciences Authority (HSA) listed errant retailers and actions taken against them in a press release issued today. The HSA said they were caught via its ground surveillance and enforcement activities.

    In the last three years, 39 tobacco retail licences were suspended and 18 were revoked.

    The HSA reminded licensees that they are responsible for all transactions of tobacco products taking place at their outlets, as well as for the actions of their employees.

    Under the Tobacco (Control of Advertisements and Sale) Act, anyone caught selling tobacco products to persons below the age of 18 is liable, on conviction in Court, to a fine of up to S$5,000 for the first offence and up to S$10,000 for the second or subsequent offence. In addition, the tobacco retail licence will be suspended for 6 months for the first offence and revoked for the second offence.

    If any outlet is found selling tobacco products to under-18 minors in school uniform or those below 12 years of age, the tobacco retail licence will be revoked, even at the first offence.

    The HSA also reminded members of the public that anyone caught buying or acquiring any tobacco product for a person below the age of 18 years, is liable on conviction in Court, to a fine of up to S$2,500 for the first offence and up to S$5,000 for the second or subsequent offence.

    Anyone caught giving or furnishing a tobacco product to a person below the age of 18, is liable on conviction in Court, to a fine of up to S$500 for the first offence and up to S$1,000 for the second or subsequent offence.

    Between 2011 and August this year, 70 people have been caught for such offences.