It's fairly simple to test.  Connect some power-insensitive device to each of the power point (i.e. those devices that won't give trouble if directly turned off - for instance, small fan or power adapter).  Turn on all these devices.

Then, in the DB board, take out the circuit breaker for each of the newly installed points.  If only one device switches off, then you have a direct connection.  If multiple devices switches off, then you have a loop circuit.

some contractor companies will charge you the same for direct and looping..... just that they will determine which gets direct and which gets looped....
for my case, i pull one 4mm direct, then use eubiq track....
my idea for looping, never have it side by side..... if i want side by side, just use track or extension cords....

How about fridge? Not sharing it with other appliances of course but the powerpoint is loop from the nearest power point. Is that ok or must it have its own direct point from the main distribution box?

Thanks peri-peri and Supersound.

Im having headache with the kitchen in my new apt. There is simply not enough plug points and the few that are in there are not strategically placed. To put in new dedicated plug points means I have to hack across the ceiling to DB right? The box is about 12ft away. Need to check whether current DB can add more fuse.