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30 VivoCity Food Places For Premium Steaks, Famous Curry Rice And More


VivoCity food guide


VivoCity is the largest shopping mall in Singapore, with over 150 delicious yet diverse food options to discover. And that’s not even counting Seah Im Food Centre across the road.

Whether you’re looking for a quick bite or a full-on meal, here is our big guide to the best VivoCity food places to check out before you make your way to Sentosa for some fun in the sun. If you are looking for other mall food guides, we got you covered with our NEX food guide, or the best places to eat at Bukit Panjang’s Hillion Mall

Best VivoCity food spots, in a nutshell:

  • For affordable Japanese food: Tonkatsu ENbiton – High-quality tonkatsu from $20++ per person
  • Best Western restaurant for steak: Barossa Steak & Grill – Australian-inspired steakhouse from $30++ per person
  • Best Chinese food option: Alijiang – Authentic Xinjiang dishes from $30++ per person
  • Best dessert spot in VivoCity: Birds of Paradise Gelato Boutique – Michelin-approved gelato from $5.50 per person

Table of Contents


Japanese food


1. Sen-ryo – Popular Japanese restaurant chain with artisanal sushi


Image credit: @senryosg

What is Sen-ryo? Originating from Japan’s Tochigi prefecture, Sen-ryo has built a reputation for serving high-quality Japanese cuisine crafted with premium ingredients in an upscale setting. Diners can enjoy the restaurant’s refined offerings, ranging from fresh sushi and seafood to grilled items and more at affordable prices. For those looking to sample the best of multiple worlds, the Sen-ryo Special Bento ($29.80++) is a great choice, featuring an assortment of the chef’s “Best 9”, including sashimi, ebi tempura, tako karaage, and more. Alternatively, the Wagyu Sukiyaki Set ($27.80++) is another excellent option, featuring Australian wagyu sukiyaki served alongside Japanese rice and miso soup. 

Expect to pay: $30-$90++ per person 

What to order: Sen-ryo Special Bento ($29.80++), Wagyu Sukiyaki Set ($27.80++), Kaizen Don Set ($36.80++)

Unit number: #01-106/107
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 10pm
Tel: 6993 7769
Website
Sen-ryo is not halal-certified.


2. GyoGyo Japanese Grilled Fish & Sukiyaki – Halal-certified grilled fish sets


Image credit: The Eating Shrimp via Google Maps

What is GyoGyo Japanese Grilled Fish & Sukiyaki? If you are looking for delicious halal-certified Japanese cuisine, GyoGyo Japanese Grilled Fish & Sukiyaki is a spot worth checking out. As its name suggests, the restaurant is best known for its signature grilled fish sets, including the Grilled Salmon Set ($23.90++), Grilled Halibut Set ($18.90++), Grilled Saba Set ($15.90++), and Grilled Sea Bass Set ($16.90++). Make sure to try it with their signature Ebiko Mayoyaki sauce, a blowtorched caramelised ebiko mayonnaise sauce. Beyond grilled fish, diners can also enjoy a variety of hearty sukiyaki sets, alongside Japanese rice and noodle bowls.

Expect to pay: $20-30++ per person 

What to order: Grilled Halibut Set ($18.90++), Grilled Saba Spaghetti ($14.90++)

Unit number: #02-48
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 10pm
Tel: 6263 9173
GyoGyo Japanese Grilled Fish & Sukiyaki is not halal-certified


3. Hokkaido-ya – Affordable Japanese eatery with chirashi don


What is Hokkiado-ya? Feast on Japanese rice bowls, ramen, and sashimi at Hokkaido-ya, a self-service eatery with pocket-friendly meals. If you love Mentaiko, their Aburi Salmon Oyako Mentai Don is a great and affordable choice at just $15.10+. Otherwise, try their Bara Chirashi Don ($18.40+) that comes in original, spicy, or truffle, depending on what you prefer. 

Read our Hokkaido-ya review.

Expect to pay: $10-$20++ per person 

What to order: Bara Chirashi Don ($18.40+), Salmon Kinoko Don ($14+)

Unit number: #02-153
Opening hours: Daily 11:30am to 10pm
Tel: 6376 9440
Website
Hokkaido-ya is not halal-certified.


4. Tonkatsu ENbiton – Authentic and high-quality tonkatsu


What is Tonkatsu ENbiton? Tonkatsu ENbiton specialises in tonkatsu made with pork from Kagoshima, boasting extra-tender meat. Try this for yourself with their Hokkaido Rosu Katsu Set ($23.5++), which is served with deep-fried pork loin, Japanese white rice, cabbage and arugula salad, a side of pickles, and pork miso soup. Alternatively, try the award-winning Miyazaki Gyukatsu ($43++), featuring A4/5 Wagyu katsu on a hotstone grill. 

Read our Tonkatsu ENbiton review.

Expect to pay: $20-30++ per person 

What to order: Miyazaki Gyukatsu ($43++), Classic Rosu Katsu Set ($17.50++) 

Unit number: #B2-27/27A
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 10pm
Tel: 6264 8633
Website
Tonkatsu ENbiton is not halal-certified.


5. Tempura Makino  – Speciality handcrafted tempura prepared to order


What is Tempura-EN? Tempura-EN has a handful of highly-rated restaurants around Singapore, including the one at VivoCity. They make their tempura and dashi here with all the same ingredients they use in Japan, including Okinawan egg added to their tempura batter.

Their lunch menu has relatively affordable tendon and bento sets, with options under $20. If you want a little bit of everything—tempura, sides, and sashimi—try their Executive Tempura Bento ($36.50++), where you get a generous amount of crispy tempura, fresh sashimi, and a range of appetisers. Also, Tempura-EN has free-flow yuzu daikon all day.

Expect to pay: $20-30++ per person 

What to order: Executive Tempura Bento ($36.50++), Salmon Tsuke Egg Tempura Don ($22++)

Unit number: #02-111
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 10pm
Tel: 6273 2088
Website
Tempura-EN is not halal-certified.


Western food


6. SERVUS German Burger Grill – German-style gourmet burgers


What is SERVUS German Burger Grill? SERVUS German Burger Grill is a great lunch spot for those working in the area as they offer lunch specials from $13.90++ from Monday to Saturday, between 11am and 3pm. The cheapest item on the lunch specials menu is Crispy Chicken Set and Spaghetti Aglio Olio Set, while pricier options include Beef Lasagna Set and Fish & Chips Set. FYI, every set comes with a complimentary soft drink of your choice.

Expect to pay: $20-30++ per person 

What to order: Kraftpaket Burger ($17.90++), Beef Lasagna Set ($13.90++)

Unit number: #01-57
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 11pm
Tel: 8879 7848
SERVUS German Burger Grill is not halal-certified.


7. Mamma Mia! Trattoria E Caffe – Halal-certified Italian restaurant chain


Image credit: @mammamiasg

What is Mamma Mia! Trattoria E Caffe? Mamma Mia! Trattoria E Caffe offers Italian cuisine at affordable prices. Choose from a range of artisanal pastas here, from twists on classic Italian dishes such as Spaghetti with Crab Meat and Burrata Sauce ($24.74++) to fusion foods including Linguine with Tri-Mushroom and Truffle Alfredo Sauce ($20.82++). There’s also a selection of antipasti, baked rice, and desserts available if pasta isn’t what you’re craving.

Expect to pay: $20-30++ per person 

What to order: Spaghetti with Crab Meat and Burrata Sauce ($24.74++), Tortiglioni Rustic Beef Oxtail Bolognese ($24.74++), Trio Crostini ($9.10++)

Unit number: #01-116/116ORA
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 10pm
Tel: 6050 6637
Website
Mamma Mia! Trattoria E Caffe is halal-certified.


8. Swensen’s Unlimited – Affordable buffet restaurant by Swensen’s


What is Swensen’s Unlimited? Swensen’s Unlimited is the zhng-ed up version of Swensen’s, as it adopts a buffet concept. There are both weekday and weekend menus, where you can indulge in a fresh Seafood Selection on Ice, Live Carvings & Satay, Hand-Stretched Pizzas and more. In terms of prices, a weekday lunch costs $35++ per person, while it’s $38++ for dinner from Monday to Thursday. Otherwise, it’s $50++ for lunch on the weekend! If you’re heading down for dinner, be ready to spend a little more as it’s priced at $60++ per person from Friday to Sunday, from 5pm.

Read our Swensen’s Unlimited feature.

Expect to pay: $30-70++ per person 

What to order: Tiger Prawns, Crispy Rosti, Rotisserie Chicken

Unit number: #02-117
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 11pm
Website
Swensen’s Unlimited is halal-certified. 


9. Poulet – Affordable French roast chicken restaurant


What is Poulet? Contemporary bistro Poulet is known for their French roast chicken that is marinated overnight with a special blend of citrus and herbs before being flame-cooked slowly. Try the Signature Half Roast Chicken with Mushroom Cream Sauce (from $17.90++), or the Chicken Aglio Olio ($13.90++) for something lighter.

Expect to pay: $20-30++ per person 

What to order: Half Roast Chicken with Mushroom Cream Sauce (from $17.90++), French Poulet Cassoulet with Onion Rice ($15.90++)

Unit number: #01-175/176/177
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 10pm
Website
Poulet is halal-certified.


10. Wine Connection – Famous wine bar with bistro dishes


What is Wine Connection? Known for their large variety of wines at affordable prices, the Wine Connection outlet at VivoCity is a bistro with alfresco seating that faces the Sentosa waterfront. Besides the wine, there are also all-day dining choices available. Wines are sold by the bottle, from $40++, and by the glass from $8++. Do note that prices vary monthly. They also have mains such as the Black Angus Sirloin ($38++) and charcuterie platters from $26++ to pair with your wine.

Expect to pay: $20-$50++ per person 

What to order: Black Angus Sirloin ($38+), Duck Confit ($32++)

Unit number: #01-152/153/154
Opening hours: Sun to Thur 11am to 11pm, Fri to Sat 11am to 12am
Website
Wine Connection is not halal-certified.


11. Brotzeit – Traditional Bavarian and German cuisine


What is Brotzeit? Brotzeit is a German beer bar and restaurant known for their beers. Besides house brews, you can also expect a variety of German fare, from pork knuckles to bratwurst, spatzle and meat platters to share. We recommend the Würstelplatte ($45++), served with a selection of different sausages and sides, great for two to three diners.

Expect to pay: $30-$80++ per person 

What to order: Würstelplatte ($45++), Knusprige Schweinshaxn ($45++)

Unit number: #01-149
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 11pm
Website
Brotzeit is not halal-certified.


12. Shake Shack – Iconic burger joint with high-quality ingredients


What is Shake Shack? Shake Shack’s VivoCity outlet has all the Shake Shack classics, from their burgers and loaded fries, to milkshakes and Concrete custard ice creams. Keep an eye out for seasonal specials and outlet exclusives. In the meantime, indulge in their ShakeBurger (from $9.90++), comprising a beef patty, or Chicken Shack ($9.90++)

Expect to pay: $10-$20++ per person 

What to order: ShakeBurger ($9.90++), SmokeShack ($12.90++) 

Unit number: #01-163/164
Opening hours: Mon-Fri 11am to 10pm, Sat-Sun 10am to 10pm
Website
Shake Shack is not halal-certified.


13. Dancing Crab – Restaurant chain with American-style seafood boils


Image credit: Dancing Crab

What is Dancing Crab? At Dancing Crab, dive into a mix of American-style seafood with a Singaporean twist, often with your bare hands. You get a medley of sauces to go with your shellfish, from their famous Cajun sauce and Beurre Blanc to black pepper and chilli crab. Other popular sauces include Zesty Garlic Butter and White Pepper Cream. They also have mains such as the Live Lobster Roll ($36++), and Black Pepper Crab ($112++).

Expect to pay: $20-$60++ per person 

What to order: Black Pepper Crab ($112++), Live Lobster Roll ($36++)

Unit number: #03-10
Opening hours: Daily 11:30am to 3pm, 5:30pm to 10pm
Website
Dancing Crab is not halal-certified but uses no pork or lard.


14. Barossa Steak & Grill – Australian-inspired steakhouse with dry-aged beef


What is Barossa Steak & Grill? At Barossa Steak & Grill, you can experience real Aussie-style BBQ with quality meat imported from Australian farms. Get Sanchoku Wagyu Beef Burger here for $32++, or Australian Angus Grass-Fed Beef Striploin ($38++) to share with the table. Other than beef, they have a huge range of canapes, appetisers, and desserts available to go with your meal.

Expect to pay: $30-$70++ per person 

What to order: Sanchoku Wagyu Beef Burger ($32++), Apple Wood Smoked St Louis Pork Ribs ($34++), Australian Angus Grass-Fed Beef Striploin ($38++)

Unit number: #01-161/162
Opening hours: Mon-Fri 11:30am to 3pm, 5pm to 11:30pm, Sat 11:30am to 11:30pm, Sun 11:30am to 10:30pm
Website
Barossa Steak & Grill is not halal-certified.


Chinese food


15. Crystal Jade Pavilion – Chinese restaurant with waterfront views


What is Crystal Jade Pavilion? At Crystal Jade Pavilion, be treated to fine Chinese dining in a beautiful set-up overlooking the water. Here, enjoy elevated Chinese classics, such as the Pan-fried Foie Gras and Peking Duck with Crepe ($19.80++ per person), which adds pan-seared foie gras and crispy fried beancurd skin to your regular Peking duck crepe. They also have Sweet & Sour Kurobuta Pork with Lychee ($28.80++), which adds a liberal amount of sweet-tangy flavours to meaty chunks of pork without being too sharp or overpowering.

Expect to pay: $40-$100++ per person

What to order: Pan-fried Foie Gras and Peking Duck with Crepe ($19.80++ per person), Honey Roasted Iberico Pork Char Siew ($24.80++)

Unit number: #01-112
Opening hours: Mon-Fri 11am to 2:30pm, 6pm to 9:30pm, Sat-Sun 10:30am to 3pm, 6pm to 9:30pm
Tel: 9177 2005
Website
Crystal Jade Pavilion is not halal-certified. 


16. Dian Xiao Er – Famous Chinese restaurant chain


What is Dian Xiao Er? Dian Xiao Er is known for their Duck Roasted with Angelica Herb (from $18.50++) that are prepared and roasted daily. The ducks are marinated with a blend of herbs and spices for hours and roasted in the oven to crisp and golden brown perfection, then served with a special herbal sauce. They also have a vibrant green and incredibly tasty Signature Wheatgrass Tofu with Seafood (from $18.30++) that is a must-try here.

Expect to pay: $20-$70++ per person

What to order: Pan-fried Foie Gras and Peking Duck with Crepe ($19.80++ per person), Honey Roasted Iberico Pork Char Siew ($24.80++)

Unit number: #02-138/139
Opening hours: Mon-Thur 11am to 9:30pm, Sat-Sun 11am to 10pm
Tel: 6376 9786
Website
Dian Xiao Er is not halal-certified.


17. PUTIEN – Internationally renowned Fujian restaurant


What is PUTIEN? The cuisine at PUTIEN is inspired by the city of Putian in China. At their VivoCity restaurant, you can expect homely Putian cuisine, including popular dishes such as their signature PUTIEN Crispy Oyster ($19.80), and the moreish Deep-Fried Duck with Yam (from $26.80). You can also opt for the Fujian Seafood Lor Mee (from $14.80), a rich and comforting dish to share with the family.

Expect to pay: $20-$50 per person

What to order: PUTIEN Crispy Oyster ($19.80), Fujian Seafood Lor Mee ($14.80), Fresh-baked Yellow Croaker ($28.80) 

Unit number: #02-131/132
Opening hours: Daily 11:30am to 10pm
Tel: 6376 9358
Website
PUTIEN is not halal-certified.


18. LeNu – Casual Chinese noodle bar


What is LeNu? LeNu is a casual Chinese noodle bar known for their wallet-friendly beef noodles that come with a broth prepared for 18 hours using beef bone marrow and other ingredients. Here, you can get a hearty bowl of Wagyu Beef Noodle in Braised Beef Broth for $19.50++ a bowl. The pork-bone soups, such as the Fish Fillet with Pickled Vegetable Noodle in Pork Bone Soup ($16.50++) are also simmered over 12 hours for flavour and served with chewy la mian noodles. 

Expect to pay: $10-$20++ per person

What to order: Wagyu Beef Noodle in Braised Beef Broth ($19.50++), Fish Fillet with Pickled Vegetable Noodle in Pork Bone Soup ($16.50++), Vegetable Pork Wanton Noodle in Pork Bone Soup ($12.50++)

Unit number: #02-91
Opening hours: Mon-Fri 11am to 10pm, Sat-Sun 10:30am to 10pm
Website
LeNu is not halal-certified.


19. Alijiang – Xinjiang flavours from Northwest China


What is Alijiang? The food at Alijiang is inspired by the dishes found along the Silk Road, a historical network of trade routes that were established during the Han Dynasty of China. Expect Chinese-style chuan chuan skewers with Mongolian influences and hand-pulled noodle dishes. Some signatures on their menu include the Alijiang Grilled Lamb in Cage ($8++ per piece) and Xinjiang Speciality Rice ($32.80++).

Expect to pay: $30-$70++ per person

What to order: Xinjiang Speciality Rice ($32.80++), Alijiang Grilled Lamb in Cage ($8++ per piece), Alijiang Grouper Fillet With Green Pepper Broth ($38.80++)

Unit number: #03-11
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 3pm, 5:30pm to 9:30pm
Website
Alijiang is not halal-certified.


20. White Restaurant – Homegrown brand with famous bee hoon


Image credit: AY NEO via Google Maps 

What is White Restaurant? Founded in 1999 as a humble hawker stall, White Restaurant has since grown into a well-known brand with nine outlets across Singapore. Diners can look forward to hearty Chinese-Singaporean fare, including their signature The Original White Beehoon ($10.80++), featuring silky rice vermicelli braised in a rich, umami-packed broth with egg, prawns, and squid. Pair it with crowd favourites such as the White Pepper Pork Tripe Soup ($17.80++) and Golden Salted Egg Prawns ($23.80++) for a satisfying feast. 

Expect to pay: $20-$30++ per person

What to order: The Original White Beehoon ($10.80++), Golden Salted Egg Prawns ($23.80++), Fragrant Coconut Curry Fish Slices in Claypot ($22.80++)

Unit number: #02-121/122
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 9:30pm
Website
White Restaurant is not halal-certified. 


Southeast Asian food—Thai, Indonesian, Singaporean, Vietnamese


21. VietSmith – Halal-friendly modern Vietnamese dishes


Image credit: edtayjb via Google Maps 

What is VietSmith? This popular halal-certified Vietnamese restaurant is known for serving both traditional and modern interpretations of Vietnamese cuisine, with its wide variety of pho taking centre stage. Diners can opt for classic favourites such as the Sliced Beef Pho ($13.90++) and Beef Meatball Pho ($13.90++), or indulge in heartier options like the Wagyu Beef and Honeycomb Beef Tripe Pho ($20.90++) and Beef Shank and Beef Meatball Pho ($16.90++). To complete the experience, order their Saigon street bites and other sharing plates to go along with the mains.

Expect to pay: $20-$30++ per person

What to order: Sliced Beef Pho ($13.90++), Wagyu Beef and Honeycomb Beef Tripe Pho ($20.90++)

Unit Number: #02-108/109
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 10pm
VietSmith is not halal-certified. 


22. Go-Ang Pratunam Chicken Rice – Thai-style Hainanese chicken rice


What is Go-Ang Pratunam Chicken Rice? Go-Ang Pratunam Chicken Rice is a halal-certified eatery that transports you to Bangkok with its Thai-style Hainanese chicken rice. Their recipe has been awarded the Michelin Bib Gourmand accolade in Thailand for three years, and it’s easy to see why when you tuck into their aromatic chicken rice. Priced from $5.50++ for a single portion, you can choose either steamed or roasted chicken. 

Read our Go-Ang review.

Expect to pay: $10-$20++ per person

What to order: Steamed Chicken Rice ($5.50++), Steamed Sea Bass With Chilli, Lime, and Garlic ($29.90++)

Unit number: #B2-30
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 10pm
Tel: 6050 6633
Website
Go-Ang Pratunam Chicken Rice is halal-certified.


23. Beach Road Scissors Cut Curry Rice – Iconic Hainanese curry rice


What is Beach Road Scissors Cut Curry Rice? After 90 years in the biz, Beach Road Scissors Cut Curry Rice has opened their first independent mall outlet in VivoCity, so you no longer have to travel to their flagship. Get their ugly delicious curry rice as sets here, with the most affordable option being their Set A, at $6.30. With that, you get either pork chop or a chicken cutlet, cabbage, eggs, and rice.

Read our Beach Road Scissors Cut Curry Rice feature.

Expect to pay: $1-$10 per person

What to order: Set A ($6.30)

Unit number: #B2-23A
Opening hours: Daily 10am to 10pm
Website
Beach Road Scissors Cut Curry Rice is not halal-certified.


Snacks, drinks, and desserts


24. HEYTEA – Premium tea beverages from China


What is HEYTEA? HEYTEA is best known for being one of the pioneers of cheese tea, bringing the creamy beverage to over 600 stores worldwide. Their VivoCity outlet offers the full array of HEYTEA signatures, from Matcha Cloud Shake ($6.90) to Mango Grapefruit Bloom ($6.50). Also expect seasonal drinks, and a convenience store-themed interior that’s great for snapping that drink-in-hand shot.

Expect to pay: $4-$12 per person

What to order: Matcha Cloud Shake ($6.90), Mango Grapefruit Bloom ($6.50)

Unit number: #01-111
Opening hours: Mon-Thur 11am to 9.30pm, Fri-Sat 10am to 10pm, Sun 10:30am to 9:30pm
Website
HEYTEA is not halal-certified.


25. Birds of Paradise Gelato Boutique – Michelin-recongised gelato


Image credit: Noms.withmi via Google Maps

What is Birds of Paradise Gelato Boutique?  A Michelin-approved gelato brand famous for its nature-inspired creations, Birds of Paradise Gelato Boutique is the perfect answer when you need something to cool down on a hot day. With each cup priced at $5.50 and each cone at $6.80, you can choose from a wide range of flavours such as Lychee Raspberry, Sea Salt Hojicha, Pistachio and many more. 

Expect to pay: $5.50-$10 per person

What to order: Lychee Raspberry, Sea Salt Hojicha

Unit number: #B2-35
Opening hours: Sun-Thurs 10am to 10pm, Fri-Sat 10am to 10:30pm
Tel: 8856 4013
Website
Birds of Paradise Gelato Boutique is not halal certified.


26. Dipndip – Chocolate-speciality cafe


What is dipndip? Muslim-owned dipndip is a chocolate-focused dessert cafe, with over 140 outlets in 19 different countries. Their VivoCity cafe is their first foray into Singapore, and here, diners can expect a wide range of desserts made with premium, private-label Belgian chocolate. Highlights include their Pancake Brownie Stack ($19.80++), generously drizzled with three types of chocolate sauce, or their Mighty Crepe (from $14.80++), enveloped in a decadent milk chocolate sauce. 

Read our dipndip review.

Expect to pay: $10-20++ per person

What to order: Pancake Brownie Stack ($19.80++), Mighty Crepe (from $14.80++)

Unit number: #01-51
Opening hours: Daily 10am to 10pm
Website
dipndip is Muslim-owned.


27. Gokoku – Japanese bakery with fresh buns and pastries


What is Gokoku? Gokoku offers a delectable array of Japanese buns, great as a grab-and-go snack, or to dabao for breakfast. The popular Gokoku Shichifuku Matcha ($2.80) is a wholesome start to your day as it has a chewy texture, and boasts a bittersweet flavour. For fans of mochi bakes, the Mochi Mochi Couverture Chocolate ($2.60) is a must-try—delightfully chewy with bits of QQ mochi.

Read our Gokouku VivoCity feature.

Expect to pay: $1-$10 per person

What to order: Gokoku Shichifuku Matcha ($2.80), Mochi Mochi Couverture Chocolate ($2.60)

Unit number: #B2-09
Opening hours: Mon-Thur 10am to 9:30pm, Sat-Sun 10am to 10pm
Website
Gokoku is not halal-certified.


28. Nasty Cookie – Loaded cookies with messy toppings


What is Nasty Cookie? Nasty Cookie has quite the irresistible selection of thick New York-style cookies available, including some with lava fillings. Priced from $6, you get to choose from flavours such as Pistachio Kunafe Cookie ($7), Dark Choc Sea Salt Cookie ($6), and Muah Chee Cookie ($6.50). Each chunky cookie promises an ultra-gooey middle with crisp edges, a top-notch sugar rush for sure.

Expect to pay: $6-$10 per person

What to order: Dark Choc Sea Salt Cookie ($6), Half N Half ($6)

Unit number: #B2-49
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 9:30pm
Website
Nasty Cookie is halal-certified.


29. Ben & Jerry’s – Premium ice cream selection


Image credit: @benandjerrysg

What is Ben & Jerry’s? Ben & Jerry’s outlet in VivoCity is the perfect place to chill at on a hot day. Dig into their wide range of ice cream flavours, including classics such as the Chocolate Fudge Brownie and Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough. Side note, they have ice cream cakes if you’re looking for birthday cakes in Vivo!

Expect to pay: $6-$10 per person

What to order: Chocolate Fudge Brownie, Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough

Unit number: #02-K1
Opening hours: Daily 12pm to 10pm
Website
Ben & Jerry’s is halal-certified.


30. Kazo – Japanese pastries and sweet treats 


What is Kazo? While Kazo sells Japanese cheese tarts and cream puffs, the brand actually hails from Taiwan. Don’t let that taint your opinion, though, as Kazo is famous for a reason. You’ve got to try their Crispy Cream Puffs ($2.80), starring crispy choux and a load of fresh Hokkaido whipped cream in the middle. Also, don’t skip their Orh Nee Tart ($4) if you’re a big fan of the Teochew dessert, as each tart comes with a generous mound of yam cream.

Expect to pay: $1-$10 per person

What to order: Crispy Cream Puff ($2.80), Kazo Polo ($3.50) 

Unit number: #B2-K9
Opening hours: Daily 10am to 10pm
Website
Kazo is halal-certified.


What to eat at VivoCity


Being the largest mall in Singapore, VivoCity is a treasure trove of food choices. Whether you’re looking for hearty Chinese dishes to bring the elders to, beer and bar grub to spend the night with your homies, or cafe food in an alfresco setting to bring your date to, VivoCity has it all.

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