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Very cool spot to enjoy a meal. With a wide variety of Singaporean and regional dishes, there’s something for everyone—from Hainanese chicken rice to laksa and satay. The space is clean, lively, and perfect for a casual dining experience. A must-visit if you want to try different local favourites in one place.

This is totally something anyone should experience. It is a bit touristy but it does the job if you are looking for a cool place to eat, if you don't mind the crowds. You can find many different restaurants with different cuisine styles and all with great quality. You will have to fight people over tables so you have to be patient. If you have the time and don't mind having a crowd around you, I'd say come and experience it once.

OMG the place is brilliant. So busy with lots of good food to choose from. In my opinion something for everyone. Just be patient when looking for a clear table. You can buy a drink or take your own. Make sure to clear away your tray and stuff. Leave table clean for next person. Next to a transport hub, and in shopping centre. Eat and walk it off by shopping. Loved it. Just one of the many places.

The food court was nice, with good vibes and decorations. There were tons of food stalls. We tried the fried porridge and a pork roti. The fried porridge was amazing – super fragrant with pork lard, shredded squid, and crispy fried pork, and it had that great 'wok hei' taste. It's a huge portion, ideal for sharing. A lengthy queue around the roti stall, tempting us to try it. They had beef and chicken options, and we opted for the chicken. It was freshly made, crispy on the outside, and the filling was really juicy.

This is one food court that I never tire of. The stalls therein are popular ones and trendy ones that have the finger on the pulse of what diners want. And while the place at the front end always looks packed, I always seem to find seats at the back. Today I tried an old favourite here (Huat Huat BBQ Chicken Wing) and a new favourite (Jian Bing Xia Chinese Crispy Pancake) - enjoying both to my stomach's content.

Expensive place to have meal at Vivo city. Extremely difficult to get a place during the lunch tie even on Monday. The food is pricey and quantity is normal as compared to the price you pay. Spotted one halal stall. But a very happenings place with people all around eating, queuing, or walking around with trays or scanning the stalls to explore what to eat.

I had the worst dining experience at vivo food republic, in particular the Mr Teppanyaki stall. I ordered the triple combo with add on beef cubes total $11.30, after $10 voucher, I should only top up $1.30 but instead the guy manning n doing the cooking charged me $2 for it. When confronted he just rudely walked away without even an apology. :( I have to approach the other guy in the kitchen for the refund, still with no apology. Felt so cheated n such service attitude simply unacceptable!!! I cant believe this is happening at the vivocity food republic where many tourists frequent, surely such premium price lousy service attitude will dampen their dining experience, leaving them with a bad taste in the mouth. Will never visit again. The Food republic management should take corrective actions on the matter n savage the reputation.

Looking for something affordable in the area and found a grilled fish stall. We got the grilled dish, sour veg fish slice noodle and mix veg dish. Absolute perfection!

Went for early Sat brunch since everyone wanted to eat something different. Pro: diverse in food for all. Good amount of tables. Good place for young kids and a small play area for them. Con: food quality seemed to have gone down a bit. Not value for money. Especially when wine is measured at 100ml for $11. It did get quite crowded around lunch time, so go early.

Brought my partner and her mom here for dinner and I must say for the price 4 pax, we each had a main and one sharing dish plus 2 drinks that worked out to about $130 - its super overpriced for the quality of food. First off we ordered 2 Rostis with chicken cheese sausage for one and garlic pork for the other, while the sausages were serviceable, the Rosti was mid, and for the price of over 20 bucks per plate so not worth it. We also ordered grilled sea bass and half a chicken, again just mid, actually it came across feeling like Ikea grub. Lastly we had fried calamari, now this was a favourite of mine many years ago, unfortunately due to various dishes being ready at different times , by the time I got around to eating it the dish was already cold and the batter soggy that was rather underwhelming. It's been over 5 years since I last had Marche and the bill after the meal just made it a bitter pill to swallow seing which the food was sub-par at best. (Edit: forgot to mention we ordered two mushroom soups as well for 8.90 each iirc, bland, watery and pretty dismal)