FairPrice Finest Centrepoint — Local services in Singapore

Experience the gamification of grocery shopping as the Finest Festival returns this year!

From 16 – 29 May 2024, head down to FairPrice Finest @finestfoodsg and take part in the Finest Experience Hunt! (all 23 FairPrice Finest Stores)

What is the Finest Festival? Finest Festival is an annual affair showcasing the best that FairPrice Finest @finestfoodsg has to offer! This year, there will be an interactive in-store game to enhance shopper’s in-store shopping experience. There are 8 different station markers, showcasing unbeatable quality-for-money premium products that you should not miss. At each station, you can find out interesting facts about FairPrice Finest stores, and claim a same-day use FairPrice Group return voucher and stand a chance to win up to $300 worth of FairPrice Group vouchers in a lucky draw. To claim the return voucher of $5 (redeemable with a min. spend of $50), customers just need to purchase any Finest Festival promotional products and present the receipt and completed game to the Customer Service counter!

Watch the reel and see how fun and easy it is to play!

So mark down these dates (16-29 May) and look out for special promotions and discounts across an array of premium products, as well as weekend Special Highlight offers during Finest Festival!

For more information on the Finest Festival, please visit https://www.fairprice.com.sg/events/finest/finest-festival

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The first time I came for dinner, I bought a piece of good cut steak and requested it to be cooked medium rare. It came out hot and tasted fantastic.

The second time I came for lunch, I bought the same cut and requested for medium rare. This time it came out well done, dry and salty. This time it was a different person (not same Chinese guy as my first visit). I gave the benefit of the doubt, thinking perhaps I wasn’t specific enough with my request.

Today, I came for lunch for the third time and bought the same cut for $26. I specifically asked (the same guy as my second visit) for medium rare, repeated it several times and reminded him it was dry the last time. Once again it came out medium to well done and was dry. I paid $26 for a good cut of steak, but the person who cooked it for an additional charges has just ruined a good $26 cut.

Please ensure your staff understand the difference between rare, medium rare, medium, and well-done steaks, and how to cook each properly if you're going to charge extra for...

Great outlet to get your booze from with a surprisingly impressive range of spirits.

It's an NTUC Finest with a bar and diner-like corner where a rowdy bunch of degenerates gather over the weekends. I tried out the ambiance for the hell of it at a wine-tasting event but I'm not gonna mince my words, there's a reason it's cheap.... It also feels and tastes cheap. But hey, it's clearly unpretentious and I'm sure that appeals to the ones who return.

Ambiance aside, the actual supermarket doesn't go beyond offering the basics probably because of space limitations. It's relatively small. On the upside, I got to taste-test a bubbly and a dry Rosé which I would never have bothered with ordinarily. The Promoter on duty was professional, chirpy and eloquent. Colour me surprised.

So there, drop by for an emergency supermarket run but it's certainly not a pub crawl spot for any self-respecting cocktail...