Market Place has announced a retail breakthrough at its Discovery Bay store designed to meet the unique lifestyle of its islander customers.
In addition to the wide selection of seasonal ingredients and wines sourced from across the globe, the 17,000-plus sq. ft. supermarket also incorporates a host of complementary shops, including international home furnishing brand IKEA Close to You, artisanal bread and pastries shop Bread Pantry, and New Zealand healthy snacks brand Alison’s Pantry. It is a revolutionary retail model that has been thoughtfully conceived to provide residents and visitors at Discovery Bay with an exciting all-rounded shopping experience.
As an upscale supermarket, Market Place not only meets customers’ love for fresh produce, but also places special emphasis on Western cuisine ingredients, healthy food and pet supplies. From spirits to wines and beers, the wide selection has been categorised and shelved in an easy-to-shop fashion for food pairing.
In sync with market trends, the new store offers an extended range of organic, low-sugar, vegan, gluten-free, and additive-free healthy foods. In collaboration with New Zealand healthy snacks brand, Alison’s Pantry, it offers a self-serving ‘Nuts Bar’ with over 40 different nut varieties for some serious, finger-licking enjoyment.
Calling all bread lovers, Market Place has brought in Bread Pantry with artisanal baker Gregoire Michaud who insists on using only premium natural ingredients for his bread and pastries. Look out for exclusives like Cinnamon Apple Turnover, Cheese Pretzel and Vanilla Raisin Danish.
Spanning over 3,000 sq. ft., IKEA Close to You offers over 110 home furnishing products and 120 Swedish signature gourmets from meatballs to salmon, as well as sauces and condiments. For added convenience, there are self-pick-up lockers that support flexible pick-up time, and free shipping to allow customers a hassle-free online shopping experience.
Shopping has never been easier or so much fun than this one-stop shop at Market Place Discovery Bay.
