This mall is massive. I understand since Oct 7 already over two million people, equivalent to half the population, have trooped through VivoCity.
Shopping is no trivial pursuit for Singaporeans. If you want to shop this is the mall. Even for a guy (a self proclaimed unhappy shopper) came round to some of the shops and enjoyed the trip, a little.
Now this is my kind of mall.
There's one shop I recommend highly. They have nice t-shirt, jean and price quite reasonable.
(Shop is Pull and Bear)
(If you want cool clothes but you’re not bothered by labels then your best bet is to head to shops like Pull & Bear)
At the roof-top on the 4th floor, the whole roof-top is a garden with a very large wadding pool, overlooking the harbour.
(It was raining)
(The color of the pool doesn't look inviting)
(Had our dinner at Terra which we find our steak poorly done.)
(The Pet Safari at Vivo City)
(Food Republic at Vivo City)
It’s a themed foodcourt, styling itself after the Chinatown of days gone by. All the stalls are designed like olden day food stalls. The tables and chairs are the old wooden types lightly uneven as they are actually from that era. Even the food stall staff wear cheesy straw hats and Chinese robes.
If you like retro, this is the place.
(Best foodcourt design I ever come across. Food may be expensive but the decoration are priceless.)
To end our day, we watch the movie Eragon.
We must try the cinema here as it have Singapore's largest cinema multiplex with 15 screens and 2,293 seats. The cinema’s seats are rather comfortable and widely spaced apart between rows. Anyone can easily walk through without any difficulties.
As the show, Eragon....my rating only average. Compare to Lord of the Ring's standard, I somehow feel Eragon is like a “B” grade movie.
