NTUC FairPrice at Canberra Plaza

Supermarket located in Canberra Plaza

Discover everyday essentials and more at NTUC FairPrice, your trusted supermarket located conveniently in Canberra Plaza. As Singapore's leading supermarket chain, FairPrice offers a vast selection of groceries, fresh produce, household goods, and daily necessities, ensuring you find everything you need under one roof. Browse a wide variety of both local and international brands, with options to suit every budget and preference.

Enjoy the convenience of in-store pick-up for your online orders, streamlining your shopping experience. Whether you're stocking up on weekly groceries or searching for a specific item, FairPrice provides a seamless and efficient shopping journey. Keep an eye out for seasonal promotions and special offers, providing even greater value. For your convenience, NTUC FairPrice in Canberra Plaza also serves as a location for Singapore Pools, providing access to lottery services. Visit FairPrice today and experience quality, value, and convenience for all your shopping needs.

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Overall Rating

2.7 / 5

Based on 125 reviews

Mall Ranking

#37

Out of 55 shops

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Negative Reviews

Muhamad Nurhaikal

July 13, 2025

It feels small and cramped.

Harry Tan

Your staff mixed up baby carrots with Australian Class One carrots.

Felix Ang

Small outlets. Just 4 MRT stops down the line at AMK could bring you to a huge, decent Fairprice Xtra.

Sa'ad Aziz S M

I buy cheap mineral water here. I eat at the canteen and drink the cheap water I bought elsewhere. Drinks in the canteen are overpriced. Bottled water is $1.70, but it's only $0.40 from 'Unfair Pricey'. That $1.30 difference could buy an apple pie or a McDonald's McFlurry.

Tan Wei Hao

This NTUC supermarket, located in the basement of Canberra Plaza, is smaller than usual. Grocery selection is limited, and based on several visits, the fruits and vegetables are usually not fresh. It's unclear if this is due in part to supply chain issues stemming from the global coronavirus pandemic.