Around the North-East Updated September 2026

Oasis Terraces: Polyclinic, Supermarket, Food and Getting There from Hougang

HDB’s first new-generation neighbourhood centre sits on the Punggol Waterway with Punggol Polyclinic, a supermarket and a food court inside. What it offers and the NEL and LRT trip from Hougang Central.

Concrete building with tiers of greenery and trees planted along each level

Oasis Terraces is the neighbourhood centre on the Punggol Waterway at 681 Punggol Drive, beside Oasis LRT station. HDB calls it its first New-Generation Neighbourhood Centre: a seven-storey building with a polyclinic, a supermarket, a food court, a 24-hour fitness centre and a community plaza. It is smaller and more local than a regional mall, which is exactly why East-loop residents use it for weekday errands. For anyone considering LinkTown Residences (Hougang Central Residences), its main draw is Punggol Polyclinic, and it is a reasonable NEL and LRT trip away.

Details below come from HDB, SingHealth Polyclinics and shop listings, checked on 29 September 2026. Tenants change, so check the centre’s directory before a special trip, and check the polyclinic’s hours before going.

Oasis Terraces at a glance

Detail Oasis Terraces
Address Block 681 Punggol Drive, Singapore 820681
Type HDB neighbourhood centre, seven storeys
Managing agent JLL, per HDB
Polyclinic SingHealth Polyclinics Punggol, #02-01
Supermarket FairPrice, basement
Other anchors Food court, 24-hour fitness centre, community plaza
Nearest station Oasis (PE6), Punggol LRT East loop

Punggol Polyclinic

The polyclinic on level 2 (#02-01) is the reason many people visit. SingHealth lists general medical consultations, diagnostic imaging (including X-ray, mammography and ultrasound) and allied health services. Patients take a queue ticket at a self-service kiosk and register at the counter. Appointments help, especially on weekday mornings, when the building is at its busiest.

For a Hougang Central resident, the nearer public option is Hougang Polyclinic; our Hougang polyclinic and clinics guide covers it, and our north-east polyclinics guide compares Punggol, Sengkang and Hougang. You are normally free to use any polyclinic, so Punggol is an alternative if you work or shop in the area.

A polyclinic is not an emergency department. For emergencies, call 995. For a GP after the polyclinic closes, see our 24-hour clinics guide.

Shops and food

  • FairPrice supermarket in the basement, the anchor for daily groceries. Check FairPrice’s store locator for hours; for late-night options, see our 24-hour supermarkets guide.
  • Food court: Gourmet Paradise runs the food court, the cheapest sit-down meal in the building.
  • Cafés and casual restaurants alongside the food court, for a sit-down meal or coffee; our Punggol cafés guide covers the sourdough café here.
  • Everyday services: HDB lists a 24-hour fitness centre, and the rest is the usual neighbourhood mix of clinics, services and small shops.

Shops come and go in neighbourhood centres, so check the mall directory for a particular name before you go.

The waterway setting

What sets Oasis Terraces apart from older neighbourhood centres is its position on the Punggol Waterway. HDB lists a community plaza among its amenities, and its managing agent takes bookings for event and concourse space. HDB says its tenant mix reflects residents’ feedback, including requests for late-night shopping, family-friendly dining and sports options.

The paths of Punggol Waterway Park run right past the building. A popular routine is errands in the late afternoon, then a walk along the water towards Waterway Point as the heat eases.

Transport links

  • LRT: Oasis (PE6) on the Punggol LRT East loop, with direct connectivity to the building, per HDB.
  • Bus: SingHealth lists services 50 and 386 along Punggol Drive. Routes change, so use a journey planner.
  • Car: parking is available at Oasis Terraces, per SingHealth.
  • On foot or by bike: the waterway paths lead straight to the centre.

Getting there from Hougang Central

Leg Route Approx. time
1 Hougang (NE14) to Punggol (NE17), three stops north on the North East Line About 7 minutes (approximate)
2 Punggol LRT East loop to Oasis (PE6), two stops via Damai (PE7) About 4 minutes plus the wait (approximate)
Total Including the transfer at Punggol Roughly 15 to 20 minutes (approximate)

East loop trains run in both directions from Punggol. Check the platform sign for the train going via Damai; the other direction reaches Oasis too, but only after going almost all the way round the loop.

Tips for visiting

  • Polyclinic days: weekday mornings are the busiest time in the building. If you only need groceries, late afternoon or evening is calmer.
  • Hours: the polyclinic, supermarket, food court and shops each set their own hours, so check the ones you need.
  • Rain plan: the direct link to Oasis LRT means you can reach the centre without a long walk in the open.
  • Events: the community plaza hosts events from time to time; the managing agent handles bookings if your group wants to use the space.

How it compares with other Punggol stops

Place Type Station Best for
Waterway Point Regional mall Punggol (NE17) Cinema, big-name shops, 24-hour supermarket
Punggol Coast Mall Open-air mall in the Digital District Punggol Coast (NE18) New supermarket, Muji, Harvey Norman
One Punggol Community hub Sam Kee LRT (PW1) Library, hawker centre, CC, ServiceSG
Oasis Terraces HDB neighbourhood centre Oasis LRT (PE6) Polyclinic, groceries, waterway walks

For an older neighbourhood centre with a wet market, see our Punggol Plaza guide.

What it means for LinkTown Residences

Oasis Terraces shows HDB’s newer approach to neighbourhood centres: healthcare, groceries, food and community space in one building on the transport network. Hougang Central is planned on a bigger scale. LinkTown Residences sits above Hougang MRT and a new integrated bus interchange, with a mall of about 300,000 sq ft developed and owned by CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust and a town plaza with sheltered public event space, and Punggol Park is nearby for the waterside walk. Expected completion is around 2030 to 2031.

See the location page for what is within walking distance of Hougang Central Residences, and the floor plans page for indicative layouts, based on the developers’ recent project Parktown Residence and not LinkTown’s final plans.

Sources: HDB, Oasis Terraces; SingHealth Polyclinics, Punggol.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Punggol Polyclinic in Oasis Terraces?

Yes. SingHealth Polyclinics Punggol is at 681 Punggol Drive, Oasis Terraces #02-01, Singapore 820681. Check SingHealth’s website for opening and last registration hours.

Which LRT station is nearest to Oasis Terraces?

Oasis (PE6) on the Punggol LRT East loop. HDB says the centre has direct connectivity to the station.

Is there a supermarket at Oasis Terraces?

Yes. HDB lists a supermarket among the centre’s amenities; FairPrice runs it in the basement. Check FairPrice’s store locator for hours.

Who manages Oasis Terraces?

Oasis Terraces is an HDB neighbourhood centre. HDB lists JLL as its managing agent for maintenance matters and event space bookings.

How do I get to Oasis Terraces from Hougang?

Take the North East Line three stops to Punggol (NE17), then the Punggol LRT East loop two stops, via Damai, to Oasis (PE6). Allow roughly 15 to 20 minutes in total (approximate).

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