Covering 275,000 square feet, Liang Court has a total of 102 shops and 756 carpark lots spread over 6 levels, inclusive of 1 basement level.
With over 20 restaurants, diners are provided with a wide selection of authentic Japanese cuisine to Taiwanese fare.
The mall’s anchor tenants are MEIDI-YA Supermarket, Books Kinokuniya and UNIQLO, with the first two tenants offering products imported directly from Japan and the third tenant having originated in Japan.
ABOUT THE BUILDING
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But first, let's get to know more about the adorable character representing Liang Court!
This is Onigiri's story.
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A quick overview of the types of stores per level. Notice how there is a pattern, there is a complete dilution of the Japanese culture on the top levels (mainly offices and education centres)
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Built in 1983 along the banks of the Singapore River, Liang Court managed to escape the foul-smelling waters as the river underwent a cleaning-up process starting from 1977.
Since its opening, Liang Court has aimed to provide an “Asian Fusion by the River” shopping experience for its customers, following a Japanese theme .
Now, Liang Court has attained the iconic status of being the mall by the river. This is emphasised subtly in the logo by including the icon 川 (‘kawa’) in the logo. Essentially, this means ‘river’ in Japanese.
FUNCTION
Alongside the Novotel Clarke Quay Hotel and Somerset Residences, Liang Court is part of what is considered a "Mixed-Used Complex". It is a type of urban development where multiple functions are available in one area.
In this case, Liang Court fulfils the entertainment and dining functions while Novotel and Somerset fulfil the residential function. What's more, Liang Court is within walking distance of 2 MRT Stations - Clarke Quay and Fort Canning. Transport function, check!
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AsiaMalls is the property manager for Liang Court and 5 other malls such as Hougang Mall and Tiong Bahru Plaza.
Having the final say in the property management and development of the shopping mall, AsiaMalls has helped to incorporate the latest Japanese trends and tenant mix (Liangcourt.com.sg, 2018) to continue attracting both Japanese and locals to the mall.
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