Lovely food court with a great choice and variety of food. I must say this is amongst my favourite foodcourts.
Ambience is good, but it can get very crowded which makes it very difficult to get a table during peak hours.
During this trip, I was lucky to have reached the foodcourt just past the peak hour and enjoyed my food.
Most of the restaurants were Chinese. So thinking of food is not going to work here. So we had Dinosaur Milo, Lemon Iced Tea and few chicken wings. It was mild and okay for the starving we had😅. Then went to kfc and filled our stomach 😅. The inside of this food park was nice. Everything seemed to be an old styled china city food court like set up. The bowls and chopsticks seems to be quite nice but what to do, we don't have appetite to have Chinese styled food items.
Had some tasty food at Rui Feng Korean Cuisine. Ordered 2 varieties, BBQ Saba Fish with Rice & Chicken Steak+Fries Shrimp Bento. Overall satisfactory dinner. Deep Fried Shrimp was very good with Mayonnaise, Saba Fish was well fried and served hot. The red spicy sauce was a little watery and not spicy at all. Staff was good and served well.
Fantastic variety of foods which are fresh great taste and also lovely lemon fresh tea refreshing . Nice and clean place with very quick service from all . Great place for all meals while at vivo city /harbour MRT station.
The Chinatown Tan’s tutu kueh in this foodcourt is one of the two tutu kueh which is quite good in Singapore. There are not many places selling this traditional old school snack anymore, hence I am happy that this foodcourt has a cart selling.
This tutu kueh has some bounce when u bite into it and chewy at the same time. It does not stick to your teeth unlike some out there and has the pandan fragrance from the leaves. Personally I like the plain ones which brings out the quality of flour and texture when eating, but the ones with peanut and coconut fillings are good too.
This is my must eat whenever I’m here, and I highly recommend you to try if you have not!
I visited at 8.10pm and was told that there was only one last bowl of leicha kolo noodles left. After me, there was a family who unfortunately couldn't get any more veg food as lady boss was done with the day. She kindly offered to make them mushroom noodles despite closing down already. Lady boss was also really nice to chat with and gave me extra toppings ☺️ I'm so going to miss the leicha noodles when they are closed :( Quick go support them before they close down end of next month!
Choose to be there for lunch due to the variety of available foods stall. I have enjoyed the hakka thunder rice very much. Finished our lunch and carring on shopping after that
Astounding variety and good mix of local food and international cuisines, Thai, Indonesia, Korean, Vietnamese, etc....... Plenty of seats and tables in this hugh food court, available even during peak lunch hours.
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