The Star Vista

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Facade of mall is nice. The mall has an open concept like Our Tampines Hub. At the 4th level you get a good view of the Buona Vista area. There are many restaurants, but many of them are pricey, and I could only find about three with a price range of $1 to $10 per person, Guzman Y Gomez, Boon Tong Kee and Crave Nasi Lemak.

The Star Vista is a unique mall with an open-air concept that gives it a refreshing, natural vibe. The design allows for good ventilation, making it feel spacious and airy. It’s not a traditional shopping mall, but it has a good mix of restaurants, cafes, and essential stores. The dining options are excellent, with a variety of cuisines, from casual bites to more upscale restaurants. The mall is also home to The Star Performing Arts Centre, which hosts concerts and events, making it a great spot for entertainment. However, if you’re looking for a typical mall with a wide range of retail shops, this might not be the best choice. Parking can also be a bit pricey. Overall, it’s a great place to dine and unwind, especially if you enjoy a more relaxed atmosphere away from crowded shopping centers.

Open air concept mall with a big performing theatre for theatrical performances, concerts and New Creation church. Assortment of shops and eateries. Especially great with the huge variety of food choices. A short walk from the MRT station

The OG green and pet-friendly mall. Unlike another mall down the road in Holland Village that reeks very much of green-washing and isn’t very welcoming to pets, The Star Vista is well-designed and naturally ventilated. It offers a good mix of familiar retail names and boutique eateries that cater well to the somehow discerning and upscale crowd here. Highly recommended for business lunches or dinners on weekdays, and a great chill out spot for family outings on weekends.