Is Marché Worth It? Menu & Prices in Singapore

Switzerland’s gift to Singapore malls: Marché (Marché Mövenpick) recreates a European market hall — live open kitchens, communal tables, and the famous Original Swiss Rösti from around S$12.90. Hand-grated potatoes, fried to a golden crust with a fluffy centre, crowned with sour cream: the dish that built the brand here.

Swiss-comfort comparisons include the IKEA menu for affordable European canteen vibes, while grill lovers might weigh the Jack’s Place menu. Marché’s theatre — everything cooked before your eyes — is the differentiator.

This guide covers the rösti, schnitzel, pizzas, grills, desserts and whether the prices justify the hype.

Marche Swiss rosti

Marché Menu: Rösti & Swiss Classics

The rösti station is the soul of Marché. Beyond it: schnitzel, sausages, rotisserie chicken and pork knuckle — hearty Alpine-adjacent comfort.

Original Swiss Rösti

The bestseller, unchanged for years: hand-grated potato, crisp crust, soft interior. Add a sunny-side-up egg for the full experience.

RöstiPrice (S$)
Original Swiss Rösti with Sour Cream12.90
Rösti with Sunny-Side-Up Egg14.90
Rösti with Smoked Salmon18.90
Marche schnitzel sausages

Schnitzel, Sausages & Grills

Chicken schnitzel with lingonberry-style jam nods to IKEA nostalgia done better; the sausage platter is built for sharing.

Grill ItemPrice (S$)
Chicken Schnitzel19.15
Garlic Pork Sausage7.38
Chicken Cheese Sausage8.45
Veal Sausage10.59
Sausage Platter28.78
Roast Chicken15.94
Crispy Pork Knuckle28.78
Grilled Ribeye Steak28.78
Grilled Lamb Rack31.99

Marché Pizza, Pasta & Seafood

Pizzas are kneaded, fermented and baked on-site; pastas are made fresh. The seafood section covers calamari to salmon fillet.

Pizza & Pasta

The truffle mushroom pizza and seafood aglio olio are the premium picks; margherita keeps things classic.

Pizza & PastaPrice (S$)
Margherita Pizza21.29
Roasted Chicken Pizza22.36
Truffle Mushroom Pizza27.71
Prosciutto Pizza26.64
Chicken Pasta20.87
Seafood Aglio Olio23.01
Truffle Porcini Ravioli27.71

Seafood & Salads

Lighter options: calamari fritto, pan-fried prawns, salmon fillet, and a Caesar salad that actually satisfies.

Seafood & SaladPrice (S$)
Calamari Fritto15.94
Pan-Fried Prawns19.15
Salmon Fillet23.43
Seafood Platter31.99
Caesar Salad14.45
Mushroom Soup8.45

Marché Prices: Is It Worth It?

Mains mostly sit between S$13 and S$29 — mall-restaurant pricing with better-than-mall cooking. A rösti plus a sausage and a drink lands around S$25. Prices are approximate and may vary by outlet.

Value Verdict

Worth it for the rösti alone; the sharing bundles make group visits economical.

VisitApprox. Per Person (S$)
Rösti + drink (light meal)18.00
Rösti + schnitzel (full meal)35.00
Bundle set for 224.00
Family bundle (4–6 pax)27.00

Marché: Best Outlets & When to Go

All Marché outlets share the market-hall DNA, but the rooms differ: VivoCity has the 500-year-old Swiss chalet rafters, 313@somerset has the Orchard buzz, Suntec has the office crowd. Weekday lunches are calmest.

Outlet Guide

VivoCity for the full experience (and the harbour-side stroll after), 313 for a central meetup, Suntec for a working lunch. The menu is consistent across outlets.

OutletVibeBest For
VivoCity #03-14Chalet grandeurWeekend family meals
313@somersetOrchard energyCentral meetups
Suntec CityBusinessWorking lunches

Sharing Strategy

Marché is built for sharing: a rösti, a sausage platter and a pizza cover three people generously. The bundle sets (from S$48 for two) formalise the math.

Marché: The Rösti Deep Dive

The rösti deserves its own section — Marché’s is the benchmark in Singapore: shatteringly crisp outside, buttery within, available in a dozen toppings from S$12.50 to S$18.50.

Top Rösti Picks

The classic with sour cream is the purist’s choice; the salmon rösti is the crowd-pleaser; the cheese-loaded versions are for the indulgent.

RöstiPrice (S$)Style
Original12.50Classic
With salmon16.50Popular
Cheese rösti15.50Indulgent

Bundle Logic

The sets for two (from S$48) bundle a rösti, a sausage platter and sides — the easiest way to taste the range without over-ordering.

Frequently Asked Questions About Marché Singapore

The Original Swiss Rösti with sour cream is around S$12.90. With added toppings like egg or smoked salmon, it ranges from S$14.90 to S$18.90.

The Original Swiss Rösti — hand-grated potatoes fried to a crisp golden crust — plus the live-kitchen market concept, chicken schnitzel, sausages and on-site baked pizzas.

Marché has several outlets including VivoCity (#03-14), 313@somerset and Suntec City. The VivoCity outlet features interiors with wooden rafters from a 500-year-old Swiss chalet.

Mid-range: most mains S$13–S$29, with sharing bundles from S$48 for two. A satisfying meal lands around S$25–S$35 per person.

Yes — vegetable pizza, vegetable pasta, salads, mushroom soup and the classic rösti with sour cream are all vegetarian-friendly.

Hours vary by outlet; VivoCity opens 11am–9pm (Mon–Thu), till 9:30pm Fri–Sat, and 10am–9pm Sunday.

Very — the bustling market atmosphere, communal tables and crowd-pleasing menu (pizza, sausages, rösti) suit families. High chairs are available.

Marché is largely walk-in, with the market-hall format absorbing crowds well. Large groups should call ahead.

Conclusion

Marché is worth it for what it does best: the rösti is genuinely excellent, the live kitchens are fun, and the communal buzz suits groups. Come hungry, share widely, and don’t skip the sour cream.

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