Eatbook iconEatbookSep 24, 2026 ~7 min source read

VivoCity Food Guide: 30 Places to Eat — From Premium Steaks to Iconic Curry Rice

A practical roundup of 30 notable dining options across Singapore’s largest mall, organised by cuisine and highlighting standout dishes, price ranges, and a few operational details to help you plan a meal before heading to Sentosa.

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

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VivoCity offers wide variety: Japanese, Western, Chinese, Southeast Asian, snacks and desserts across 30 recommended outlets.

Standout picks by category include Tonkatsu ENbiton (tonkatsu), Barossa Steak & Grill (steak), Alijiang (Xinjiang Chinese) and Birds of Paradise Gelato Boutique (dessert).

VivoCity is Singapore's largest mall and has more than 150 food options across the complex. This guide collects 30 places that represent the mall's range — quick bites, family restaurants, specialty kitchens and dessert stops — arranged by cuisine so you can pick based on appetite and budget.

  • Japanese: artisanal sushi, tonkatsu, grilled fish and tempura.
  • Western: burgers, steaks, roast chicken, bistro and German fare.
  • Chinese: Cantonese, Fujian, Xinjiang and casual noodle bars.
  • Southeast Asian: halal-friendly Vietnamese, Thai-style chicken rice and Hainanese curry rice.
  • Snacks & desserts: premium tea shops, gelato, bakeries and loaded cookies.

Notable recommendations and specific orders

  • sen-ryo (Japanese): Known for artisanal sushi and set meals. Suggested picks include the Sen-ryo Special Bento ($29.80++) and Wagyu Sukiyaki Set ($27.80++). Unit #01-106/107. Open daily 11am–10pm. Tel: 6993 7769.
  • Tonkatsu ENbiton: Recommended for high-quality tonkatsu as a dedicated affordable-Japanese spot.
  • GyoGyo Japanese Grilled Fish & Sukiyaki: Halal-certified choice focused on grilled fish sets.
  • Barossa Steak & Grill: Australian-inspired steakhouse noted for dry-aged beef and steak-focused mains.
  • Alijiang: Represents Xinjiang flavours and is listed as the top Chinese option for authentic northwest Chinese dishes.
  • Beach Road Scissors Cut Curry Rice: Called out as an iconic Hainanese curry rice option in the Southeast Asian section.
  • Western: SERVUS German Burger Grill, Mamma Mia! Trattoria E Caffe, Swensen's Unlimited, Poulet, Wine Connection, Brotzeit, Shake Shack, Dancing Crab.
  • Chinese: Crystal Jade Pavilion, Dian Xiao Er, PUTIEN, LeNu, White Restaurant.
  • Southeast Asian & local: VietSmith (halal-friendly Vietnamese), Go-Ang Pratunam Chicken Rice.
  • Snacks & desserts: HEYTEA, Burnt Cones, Gokoku bakery, Nasty Cookie, Ben & Jerry's, Kazo.

Scan the categories first to match your group's preferences. Use the listed price cues to decide between quick mid-range sets and pricier speciality meals. If you need a halal option, GyoGyo and some halal-certified Italian chains are specifically noted.

VivoCity's dining diversity makes it suitable for pre- or post-Sentosa meals, group dining before attractions, or dessert-and-drink pit stops. The guide highlights both standalone treats and proper sit-down restaurants to suit different schedules.

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