Food Republic Pavilion Mall

FlatLine00

4.0

A great experience! We have tried Teppanyaki in different places in KL, but this has been the best. The greens are always great, the beans cooked just right and the fried rice is a great addition to the meats. Watching the larger than life chefs work their magic is also a treat by itself.Only problem- limited seating

Corneliachristinep

2.0

One of the pocket friendliest meal in pavilion mall, with such big portion. To the love of fried chicken, I had their fried chicken with rice and sunny side up with blackpepper sauce. It has a lot of rice, like a lottt, and the rice was not fluffy. My forst impression after trying a spoon was...

Firdausyi Innayah

3.0

I inevitably eat here every time I'm in Pavilion because they have beautiful and succulent roast duck. I always order the duck wanton noodles which comes with a bowl of 2 wantons swimming in broth. The wontons have this unusual tau foo flavour, maybe due to the skin. Slightly unpredictable quality though. Sometimes better sometimes not so much.

Fuji Wong

1.0

Never ever eat from the Ayam Penyet store. I got the gado gado from here at about 3pm and I m still throwing up even though it's 530am the following day.Again, never eat from this store. Save yourself the hassle.

Ninan Kara

4.0

It is very busy food court.  The food court offers different kind of food counter from bakery, sweets/dessert, noodles, snacks, mamak meals, etc. I had a quick ice kacang ABC, it tasted super good and cold for the warm weather.

Ayu Yuliantari Putri

4.0

I felt like having sushi, and not spending too much time waiting for my order either, so we decided to hit this spot in the foodcourt area of the Pavilion Mall. It's a spot which serves mainly popiah, is quick and easy on the pocket. I ordered the sushi popiah roll with extra wasabi while my friend went for the sushi seaweed popiah roll. Both our rolls were pretty decent, although the quantity might not be enough to satisfy a grown man. Worth a try if you're deciding what to go for in the foodcourt area.

Val Oktapriatna

2.0

It was a mixed rice stall at the Food Republic. I took 2 types of chicken and 2 types of vegetable. Cost me almost RM20. The Butter Chicken was nice, but the meat for the Honey Chicken is too tough. The vegetables were so-so. Too pricey for this quality.

Apriyuningsih02

3.0

Hot & Cold Drink is a stall in the lower basement food court, Food Republic of the famous Pavilion Mall. They serve different drink like juices, coffee, tea, etc. I tried the iced coffee and calamansi juice here while stopping for lunch at the food court. Found both the drinks to be very refreshing with the right amount of ice and sugar. The price is also decent ranging between 4-6 RM. I really liked the process of ordering where you order and pay at a place and by the time you reach the other side, your drink is ready for you.

Aziel Septian

1.0

Mak Tom's Nasi Lemak is located in the lower basement food court, Food Republic of the famous Pavilion Mall. This places serves the famous Malaysian dish Nasi Lemak. Stopped here for a working lunch with my colleagues. I ordered the Nasi Lemak (which roughly translates to rice with fat) with chicken curry. The dish comes with a tomato based sauce, dried sardines and peanuts. The rice in the dish looked as if they were not cleaned properly and the chicken was very dry. Found the gravy to be runny and not very tasty. Even the dried sardines were thick and hard to eat. Had to really struggle to eat through the lunch. Not very highly recommended.

Rama Pratama

3.0

The location in the food republic,food court inside pavilion mall.i missed korean food so much, so i decided to eat toppoki n tried Sam-Sam. It serves includ with miso soup n pickle. U know this is my first time to saw boiled egg inside toppoki. Haha sorry. ( Norak ) n the topokki mix with vegetable also. Afterr all i was enjoyed that but honestly i'd prefer to mujigae resto wonder why. Wak. Next time i'll try for the bibimbap.