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Good Food at Vivo City
Posted: Sat Apr 24, 2010 1:07 pm
by VitoRelax
I seldom goto Vivo City. To stop myself being a suaku, thought of going there soon.
But any good food to eat in VivoCity ?
Re: Good Food at Vivo City
Posted: Sat Apr 24, 2010 1:08 pm
by Guest
VitoRelax wrote:I seldom goto Vivo City. To stop myself being a suaku, thought of going there soon.
But any good food to eat in VivoCity ?
My son said the hokkien mee at Food Republic there is sedap! Have not tried it myself though. By hokkien mee, I mean those with sotong and prawns.
Re: Good Food at Vivo City
Posted: Sat Apr 24, 2010 1:11 pm
by VitoRelax
25hourmaid wrote:VitoRelax wrote:I seldom goto Vivo City. To stop myself being a suaku, thought of going there soon.
But any good food to eat in VivoCity ?
My son said the hokkien mee at Food Republic there is sedap! Have not tried it myself though. By hokkien mee, I mean those with sotong and prawns.
Thanks 25hourmaid for the super fast response ... my saliva dripping liao ....
any other good food ? Remember reading paper last time that said the yong tow foo in Food Republic is a rip off at $18 but the stall owner said his yong tow foo is made of good quality stuff.... dunno whether still there or not ...
what else is good at food republic ?
Posted: Sat Apr 24, 2010 1:13 pm
by Guest
Not fast, but so happened that I am online and your post came through. Son's been telling me about the hokkien mee since he had it there a few months ago, but we have not got round to trying it as a family.
And no, we have not eaten at Food Republic before, so cannot recommend anything apart from what my son tried. But I think the prices there are a bit steep for most things.
Posted: Sat Apr 24, 2010 1:18 pm
by VitoRelax
25hourmaid wrote:Not fast, but so happened that I am online and your post came through. Son's been telling me about the hokkien mee since he had it there a few months ago, but we have not got round to trying it as a family.
And no, we have not eaten at Food Republic before, so cannot recommend anything apart from what my son tried. But I think the prices there are a bit steep for most things.
Yes, i remembered I ate Indian Economy rice & paid $10 for it ...
Posted: Sat Apr 24, 2010 1:23 pm
by Guest
VitoRelax wrote:Yes, i remembered I ate Indian Economy rice & paid $10 for it ...
:!: :!: $10 for Indian economy rice!
Ya, son said the hokkien mee cost $4 or $4.50 but the quantity was more like our normal hawker fare, those $3 type that we get from hawker centre. He had no choice then as he was in that area after a project and was near dinner time, so he ordered the hokkien mee. Luckily was nice.
Posted: Sat Apr 24, 2010 2:31 pm
by tankee
Food Republic at Vivo is very expensive.
Nasi Lemak there is good too but prepare to pay $$$
Posted: Sat Apr 24, 2010 3:26 pm
by jedamum
Vivocity's swenson's menu is different from regular Swensons....more upmarket (so is the price).
we usually go Marche.
Food Republic has a stall selling soya bean milk and you tian. must try!
Basement Small Red Dot selling Green Bean bing. must try!
Re: Good Food at Vivo City
Posted: Sat Apr 24, 2010 4:49 pm
by autumnbronze
VitoRelax wrote:I seldom goto Vivo City. To stop myself being a suaku, thought of going there soon.
But any good food to eat in VivoCity ?
You like mediterrenean food??
Can try Serendipity.
Nice paella
Enough for 2 or 3 pple.
They also have set lunch or high tea (tapas) menu.
Posted: Sat Apr 24, 2010 5:12 pm
by minnie2004
If you like Indian food, you can try "Go India" on the 1st floor. I went there for a kid's birthday party before and liked the food there so went back again for a buffet dinner. The food is not so spicy so the kids can eat too. Also I like the fresh garlic naan there
