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Went to Bizen last night. It was okay... Even for the $$$ paid... OK only. Not a place I'll specially make a trip down to eat but won't mind popping in if I'm there. Be warned though, the beef serving portions are very tiny, so to have a normal meal, you must order the double up just to have a comparable steak as what you'd normally get in a regular astons. So if want to compare prices with other places, will need to compare with double up bizen prices.

 

Overall does not really match up to established jdm steak joints in Japan. Worth a visit once or twice but nothing special.

 

Stick to the regular Astons.

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Went to Nomadx/Taobao. Nothing much inside the NomadX main store. More interested in the taobao one. limited items. but the more popular items are there for you to look see, touch touch, scan QR code to purchase directly from the app.

 

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also got a few IP cameras there for those looking for one. i think xiaomi brand.

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Singapore's first phygital concept store Nomadx opens its doors.

 

Here are nine stores you have to check out at NomadX this weekend. Shopping has never been savvier.

 

1. Taobao

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The world's biggest e-commerce website, this Chinese online shopping store is no stranger to many. But Taobao enthusiasts will know that buying from the e-retailer can be a hit and miss affair.

 

Now, Alibaba Group has taken the guessing game out of the picture by launching its first-ever retail concept store at NomadX. You can now head down to Taobao Home's showcase and physically touch and feel the latest trending home and decor products. Expect to see items such as sofas, coffee tables and cookware.

 

To buy, simply scan the QR code attached to a piece you like and you'd be directed to pay for it on Taobao's website. What a treat.

 

2. JBL

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This is JBL's first-ever store in Singapore, so expect it to be filled with their coolest and latest products.

 

Get your hands on products built-in with the ultra-intelligent Google Assistant, such as voice-activated speakers - the JBL LINK series - with artificial intelligence to aid you in your everyday tasks such as streaming music, solving your queries and controlling other smart devices around your home (i.e. Smart TV).

 

All you have to do is to activate them with simple voice commands like "Hi, Google" and "Ok, Google". We're sold.

 

3. Teapasar

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Tea lovers will like this one. teapasar, a Singapore-founded marketplace for all things tea-related, has set up its first brick and mortar store in NomadX.

 

Featuring over 300 different teas from both local and international brands and plantations, customers are able to sample teas based on their preferences before making a purchase.

 

The coolest part? Teas from teapasar are identified with their ProfilePrint technology, where you'll get the lowdown on the leaves' origin, terroir, cultivar and harvest date by using a metabolomic fingerprinting model that was developed by the NUS Food Science and Technology Programme and A*STAR's BioTrans.

 

This machine assesses the taste profile of each tea and its organic composition before matching it to your taste preferences according to your bio.

 

4. By Peapods

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K-beauty lovers, you're in for a treat. By Peapods will be retailing Singapore's first "CF Magic Mask" (from $75 to $730) that will be exclusive to NomadX.

 

For beauty junkies suffering from acne scars, redness and blemishes, this facial LED light therapy magic mask promises to solve those woes and reduce pain and inflammation by boosting your skin's metabolism that helps in the regeneration of skin cells.

 

Furthermore, their Spatulaworks natural skincare products are gentle to your skin as they contain zero traces of alcohol and synthetic surfactant. You don't need to convince us further.

 

5. Mamonde

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You'd be able to find a wide range of products from popular South Korean skincare brand Mamonde's store in NomadX, but what's interesting is the brand will be displaying an interesting interactive screen at its store for the first time.

 

There, shoppers will be able to compare a selected range of merchandise side by side to get a deeper understanding of them and make an informed decision on which is the best product suited for their skin.

 

We recommend their new Flower Toner Series (a 250ml bottle costs $25) - these bottles of miracle solutions are richly packed with a variety of flower extracts for a smoother, healthier complexion. But go on down to the store to check them out for yourself.

 

6. Oo La Lab

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Homegrown fragrance mixology label, Oo La Lab, has launched its first-ever specialty store at NomadX.

 

At their shop, you will be able to purchase their eponymous Eau de Parfum Oo La Lab Mixology Kit ($188) and play chemist in the comfort of your home to create a one-of-a-kind aroma based on your preference. Super fun.

 

If you're looking to prep your apartment with soothing scents before a house party, limited edition signature candles in 500g ($88) or 1kg ($128) sizes will also be available at their outlet.

 

7. Style Theory

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Bringing their digital rental service to an offline retail space, Style Theory is one of the stores you have to visit. Why? Their physical shop at NomadX features the "Smart Wardrobe of the Future", where mirrors are enhanced with RFID technology and serve as fashion advisors.

 

Shoppers are able to get an in-depth rundown on the product, price, sizing and other recommendations with just a simple flash of the garment in front of the mirrors. How cool is that?

 

The mirrors currently work for a selected number of products, but we're excited to see what else they can do. Get $30 off the first month's subscription when you subscribe to Style Theory at NomadX ($99 instead of $129).

 

8. Karl Lagerfeld

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Looking for something designer and limited? At the first level of this multi-label retail space, you will be able to splurge on bags and accessories from Karl Lagerfeld's Pins Collection that will be exclusive to NomadX.

 

This collection is doused with silver-toned sparkly pins that scream fun and flirty - a perfect accompaniment to your party dress this Christmas.

 

Prices range from $199 for their printed cashmere scarf to $699 for the fringed leather bucket bag pictured above.

 

9. Revolte

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Singapore's premium fashion label, Revolte, has launched one of Turkey's au courant bag labels, Mlouye, at its store at NomadX.

 

Exclusive to the space, the bags from Mlouye (prices range from $433 to $664) are for those who are minimalist at heart - you will adore the clean-cut silhouettes and aesthetically pleasing structures, not to mention they are all crafted in high-quality cow leather.

 

There's no better time than now to reward yourself with an early Christmas present.

 

NomadX is at #01-67 and #03-65 to 69 (the space formerly occupied by Hamleys), Plaza Singapura, 68 Orchard Road, Singapore 238839. Opens daily from 10am to 10pm.

 

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Some expert here say this will work. Lets see.

Maybe this can last as he just got another 30b in sales to burn.

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