Swing by Eastpoint Mall on a Saturday afternoon and you’ll spot what Simei residents already know: the queue at the nail counters barely ever clears. Between the wet market crowd, the after-school pickup rush and everyone squeezing in a treatment before the weekend properly starts, Simei’s small cluster of nail salons punches well above its weight for a heartland estate this size.
We know hunting for reliable nail salons in Simei usually means scrolling through reviews for outlets that have long since closed, so we went and checked what is actually open, where it sits, and what it charges before writing a word of this list. If a proper pampering session in Tampines is more your speed, our guide to the nail salons near Tampines covers that stretch too, but everything below sits squarely within Simei itself, a short walk from Simei MRT.
Note: This list is strictly not in order.
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Best for: Residents who want a name-brand, no-surprises manicure with clear hygiene standards.
Estimated price: From $68.70 (Gel Express Manicure, GST inclusive)
Website: Nail Palace
Location: 3 Simei Street 6, #02-17, Eastpoint Mall, Singapore 528833
Operating hours: Daily, 10:00am – 9:30pm
Phone number: 6789 7672
Nail Palace has been running for 24 years across more than 20 outlets islandwide, and the East Point branch is one of the more convenient ones for anyone living around Simei, sitting a level up from the mall’s main entrance nearest the MRT. The menu leans heavily on gel work, from express and classic manicures to sole renewal pedicure treatments, and the brand publishes its full price list online, which is more transparent than most heartland salons bother to be.
It suits residents who would rather pay a bit more for consistency than gamble on a newer, unfamiliar outlet, especially if this is your first visit to Simei’s nail scene and you want a name you already recognise from other neighbourhoods.
What to note: pricing here sits on the premium end for a heartland mall. Gel manicures and pedicures both start above $65 once GST is included, so budget shoppers may want to compare against the other two picks first.
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Best for: Anyone who wants a wide menu of acrylic, dip powder and gel options without needing to book weeks ahead.
Estimated price: Not available — no official price list could be confirmed. Contact the salon directly to check current pricing.
Website: Wonder Nails on Facebook
Location: 3 Simei Street 6, #02-32, Eastpoint Mall, Singapore 528833
Operating hours: Daily, 11:00am – 9:00pm
Phone number: +65 6787 0232
Wonder Nails covers a genuinely broad spread of treatments, acrylic nails, dip powder, gel extensions, Russian manicure and men’s manicure among them, which makes it a decent one-stop option if different people in your group want different things. It sits diagonally across the same floor as Nail Palace, so it’s easy to duck between the two if one is fully booked.
The salon operates every day of the week, which suits shift workers and anyone whose free time doesn’t line up with a typical Monday to Friday schedule.
What to note: the current price list isn’t published on the salon’s Facebook page or on Fresha, so it’s worth WhatsApping or calling ahead to confirm cost before you sit down, particularly for extension or nail art work where pricing tends to vary by design complexity.
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Best for: Nail art fans and anyone after gel extensions in a spacious, dedicated setup.
Estimated price: Not available — no official price list could be confirmed. Contact the salon directly to check current pricing.
Website: Nailz Gallery
Location: 3 Simei Street 6, #03-20/21, Eastpoint Mall, Singapore 528833
Operating hours: Daily, 11:00am – 9:00pm
Phone number: 6227 0080
Nailz Gallery occupies two combined units on the mall’s third floor, which gives it more chairs and more room for the fiddlier work, think hand-painted nail art or full gel extensions, that needs a technician to sit comfortably for an extended session. It offers manicure and pedicure combos alongside individual treatments, so you can build a visit around exactly how much time you have.
It tends to suit residents who already know roughly what design or extension style they want and would rather book a slot through Fresha than walk in cold.
What to note: like Wonder Nails, current prices aren’t listed on the salon’s own website, so confirm the rate for your specific design or extension type when you book, especially if you’re after intricate nail art.
Eastpoint Mall sits directly beside Simei MRT station (EW3) on the East-West Line, so all three salons above are reachable without a bus transfer if you’re coming from elsewhere on the line. Drivers can use the mall’s own multi-storey carpark, and since Eastpoint Mall also houses a supermarket, a food court and a Daiso, a nail appointment here is easy to fold into a bigger errand run rather than a special trip on its own.
Simei doesn’t shout about its beauty scene the way bigger malls nearby do, but Eastpoint Mall alone gives residents enough choice to pick based on budget, speciality or just which chair is free first. Whichever of these three you land on, you’re still only a short walk from Simei MRT when you’re done.
If you’re planning a fuller pampering day, our guide to massage spots in Tampines is worth a look for the stretch just next door, and residents comparing options further afield can also check our nail salons near Tampines round-up.
What’s the nearest MRT station to these nail salons in Simei?
All three salons sit inside Eastpoint Mall, which is directly beside Simei MRT station (EW3) on the East-West Line, so no bus or taxi transfer is needed if you’re arriving by train.
How much does a gel manicure cost in Simei?
Nail Palace publishes its price list online, with a Gel Express Manicure starting from $68.70 including GST. Wonder Nails and Nailz Gallery don’t publish full price lists online, so it’s best to confirm the rate for your chosen treatment when you call or message to book.
Do I need to book an appointment in advance?
Walk-ins are generally accepted at all three salons, but weekday evenings and weekends can get busy since they share the same mall. Booking ahead by phone, WhatsApp or Fresha is the safer option if you have a specific time in mind.
Is there parking near Eastpoint Mall?
Yes, Eastpoint Mall has its own multi-storey carpark for visitors driving in, in addition to being directly linked to Simei MRT station for those arriving by train.