Formosa Handmade Delights - Food Republic (Closed)

I caught sight of the Popiah ($2.50) at this stall and immediately developed a craving for it. What to do but to give in and eat it? This popiah is considered better than average - the skin is thin but doesn't break, the ingredients are generous which includes turnip strips, grated peanuts, cucumber, and a dash of chilli. Everything was in tandem and nothing in excess, which give rise to the perfect popiah. It's so good, you don't have to eat with any additional seasoning. Good for a snack after

I ordered Xiao long bao from Food Republic at Vivo city and I should say that I am very disappointed with the food served. The skin was really thick and was dry without any soup at all. The worst part is that it is not freshly made. They take it out from the freezer, warm it up and then serve. It is not up to the expectation and turns out be hard to eat.It cost $8.00. I will not place orders with them again.

went down to vivo to buy something and had lunch at food republic. could not decide what to eat there so gotten the tom yam noodle from formosa. i think the usual thing about chinese store is the big portion of rice or noodle, when i saw the bowl i could see it packed with noodle. for the soup, it was not bad but could be more spicy. i think for the portion, it was really value for money