“ So many food options here. I'm staying across the street at the JW Marriott and once you arrive at the mall, you just go down the escalator and there are so many options! I've eaten here 3 times already since I got to town. We had a sit down lunch at Dolly's Dim Sum, then I tried indonesian food (which was really tasty, but the tofu was extremely spicy, and they also don't heat it up, it's served room temperature), this one turned out super cheap. My co-worker tried the hot pot soup where you sort of take a bowl and then pick all your add-ins yourself (buffet style) and then pay at the end, although this one turned out pretty expensive. Yesterday I had my favorite so far, I got a carrot/apple juice (made with real carrots and apples) and the vegetarian curry (From a restaurant that's all vegetarian) which was also super cheap. ”

“ So much food here! Chinese, Malaysian, Indian, Turkish, Japanese, just to name a few. You can choose from porridge with Chinese donut, hot pot, nasi lemak, nasi kerabu, coffee with Kaya toast, Indian curries, shawarma wrap, noodle dishes, steak omurice. All at very decent prices. Located on the ground floor of Pavillion shopping mall. Lots of open seating but it does get crowded during lunch hours. ”

“ This food court in particular has several different options that are international brands. There is coco curry house and pepper steak. I saw Thai options. There is a dim sum option (not very good). Overall a good variety of food, affordable but not the cheapest/tastiest food. I'd say if you're looking for Malaysian food, you'll probably find Christ/tastier food elsewhere, but they have the options to fill the void. ”

“ Pavilion offers many food places for those hungry people. Food republic is located downstairs. It's like a food court where people find different types of food from different corners and stands. I walked around to see what I feel like eating, hmmm. I was very confused looking at what they had to offer. A lot of food to feed my need. Finally I ended up at Nasi Padang section and ordered that. I had rice with fish, chicken and okra. Wow! The fish was very good! This took-too-long-to-order dish really paid off! I had a lot of questions prior to my order, pardon me! My sister had spicy fish filet from Little Wok and that was awesome! This one came in a big metal bowl along with tasty vegetable. Her friend had beef pepper rice. I tried everything and we had a winner! Me! Because I had the pleasure to try them all! ”

“ Great food court. From food stalls to restaurants. Big lunch crowd at lunch and weekends. Toast Box is my favorite place to get local Malaysian Kopi. Takes a while to try all the food here. Nasi padang, Thai, Korean, Ramen, wontons, tepanyaki and more. Big kudos for the support staff that cleans the tables. Super efficient in getting table cleaned. Great place to get a bite to eat after walking the mall. ”

“ The best food court I have ever seen! The options are endless. I tried my 1st ever nasi lemak here @ a spot called (surprise?) Nasi Lemak. The dish was huge and under $4 US dollars and was super filling. It came with chicken, a side of salty fish, coconut rice, cucumber and shrimp chips. Aside from that, there are dessert spots like a cheesecake store, Beard Papa (where you can get durian cream puffs), Eggette (the wait here is long-beware). My friends had hot pot and ramen here & they all thought it was great. It's really hard to decide what kind of food you want because they have so many great and appetizing options. I really wish this food court existed in Denver or San Jose. ”

“ Excellent food court in Pavilion mall. There's a chicken rice spot that was sadly, way better than the ones I tried in Singapore. Sergeant chicken rice is the name I think, but just look for the hanging steamed and roasted chickens. Really flavorful chicken and rice. As you can tell, I tried this dish a lot on this trip haha ”

“ So many different options in one place! The hardest part is picking which one to try, but it's great for groups since everyone can pick there own cuisine. Food is really good and pretty inexpensive. Although I like the really "authentic" experiences like Jalan Alor or Hutong for the ambience, this is still a great and easy option, especially if some people prefer the "cleaner" indoor food court. ”

“ If you want to be spoiled for choices, you are at the right place, Food Republic, is a massive food court in Pavilion KL there has many types of food to choose from. Name it from local cuisine to, Hong Kong style, Taiwan style, Thai, Indonesian, Western, Italian, Japanase, whatever it is, you can find it at Food Republic. I do like the nasi lemak from the nasi lemak stall at Food Republic. I really like their sambal. Sambal is one of the most important ingredient in nasi lemak that must be right, if not all will fail. I tend to have a hard time choosing what I want to eat while at the food court because I want to eat everything! Also during lunch and dinner time, this place is usually packed and getting a table may be difficult. So plan your time properly to avoid such hassle. ”

“ Originated from Singapore, Food Republic has been one of my favorite places to go when I visit Singapore. The open format here in Pavilion follows very much like its sister company. However, almost every time I am here I go to the tepanyaki store. The delicious tepanyaki grilled by chefs on the spot guarantees the freshness of food. A set meal only cost you RM15.90 with a choice of meat, soup, rice and two types of vegetables! Definitely worth the money. The char kuay teow store was a serious disappointment. Not only the portion is small, it's way too oily to our liking. Claiming it as 'Penang' char kuay teow might even be false advertising. Also, the juice counter is somewhere you want to avoid. A cup of juice will set you back around RM6 with only a few mouthful (they added a lot of ice). Even though is not perfect, Food Republic is still a cheaper choice in Pavilion. ”