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24 Sep 2007 at 11:50 am
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Page One @ Vivo doesn't have any special theme. I'm not quite sure whether if it's an upscale book store like Kinokuniya or Borders, it wasn't really close to any. The first thing I observed from the entrance was the small walkways leading into the store. Perhaps more space should be allocated there, since the entrance is the place with the highest human traffic. Imagine that you haven't even start your search for the books, you have to squeeze through the shelves and people clogged at the entrance. The other thing I observed, they allocated a small area with seats for talk-shows. In fact, when we were there there was indeed a talk-show going on. It is propped right at the side of the entrance and I guess that is a sign that there will be regular talk-shows on book reviews etc. Isn't it great? The decor of the place wasn't anything fantastic I guess. The usual huge bookshelves where every book is lined up side by side. One thing though, I didn't really see any displays of special ... [Read more] |
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- Endoh Taiki said:
You always have expensive taste... haha.
09 Oct 2007 at 5:58 am
- Endoh Taiki said:
I don't know why but half the recommendation on Chn U ... I feel there's no big deal
26 Sep 2007 at 10:04 pm
- CanYouCaprina? said:
but the photos on the website says otherwise? it looked like a real arty farty cozy screening cafe with "High Definition Blu-Ray Projection and 6.1 Cinematic Surround Sound."? Trying to smoke noobies?
02 Nov 2007 at 10:01 am - Desmond T said:
Hi, is the screening controlled by the cafe itself? meaning we see what we get what we get there? Heard of this cafe before but havent find a nice time to go there...
30 Dec 2007 at 5:13 pm
1=SGD 0.0587
The time I was there, the arrangement of the furnitures are totally different from the pictures. Visit to experience... :=)
02 Nov 2007 at 5:45 pm