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With an award-winning interior design accented with Asian artefacts, gold lattice and a beautiful oriental garden, Si Chuan Dou Hua at PARKROYAL on Beach Road offers more than just fine authentic Sichuan cuisine.
Our a la carte selection includes culinary delights such as the famous Ma Po Tofu, Sichuan Dan Dan Noodle, Camphor Tea Smoked Duck, Seafood Combination Platter, Marinated Spicy Beef on Hot Plate, Braised Seafood with Crispy Rice Bubble, Chong Qing Diced Chicken with Dried Chilli and the nutritiously delicious Chicken Dou Hua Soup. There is also an extensive selection of Cantonese and Dim Sum delicacies to choose from.
Executives favour our power lunches while our famed 60 Dishes Deluxe Feast is a favourite for those that have more time as it offers a mesmerising array of 60 dishes, including Sliced Pork in Garlic and Chilli Sauce and Braised Soon Hock.
Yi Qi Pin Lao Si Chuan Selegie in Singapore serves traditional Chinese food and specialises in Sichuan style cuisine, which means it can have a real kick. Located on Selegie Road in Bugis, along with the classics, Yi Qi Pin Lao Si Chuan also has a number of house specialities such as the snakehead sliced fish in a hot and spicy sauce; Sichuan style spicy frog and wok braised pig intestine in a spicy sauce that are all absolute musts if you are looking for something new and exciting to try next dinner time. Book a table now!!
Sichuan restaurants in Singapore are a dime a dozen, but if we had to pick one that’s strictly made for the brave souls who can handle the unadulterated spicy notes of garlic, chilli and peppercorn, Si Wei Mao Cai has to be it. Believe us when we say that this Chinese restaurant is not for the faint-hearted. The signature langzi catfish, along with other favourites like the chilli frog and fragrant pepper chicken will have you breaking into a sweat. Get down to this gem on Mosque Street in the heart of Chinatown, but don’t forget to book ahead.
中国四川省の岷江にちなんで名づけられたMin Jiang restaurantは、シンガポールで最高の中華料理で有名です。1982年創業の受賞歴のあるレストランで、エレガントな家具、洗練されたウッドフロア、控えめで上品な色調を用いた現代的な東洋の魅力が自慢です。温かみのある照明、静かなBGMを用いた理想的な環境の中で、快適で親密な食事を楽しめます。ホテルのメインプールの隣には屋外ダイニングテラスもあり、プライベートダイニングルーム6室はプライベートなビジネスの食事、懇親会、小規模な結婚式に最適です。Min Jiangは人気の四川料理、広東料理を提供しており、毎日のランチ時にはワゴンからのおいしい点心各種も楽しめます。
Singapore’s Shu Yan Sichuan Cuisine sets itself apart from other restaurants in the area. This restaurant’s ability to strike the perfect balance between traditional and contemporary cooking makes it a trailblazer in the city-state’s food scene. This high-end Chinese restaurant is perfect for large groups. Spread over 3,000 square feet, the restaurant boasts private rooms and plenty of space for events big or small. You’ll find in the River Valley area, close to Robertson Quay and steps from Fort Canning Park. Reservations are essential when planning to dine at Shu Yan Sichuan Cuisine on River Valley Road.
Old Chengdu Sichuan Cuisine Restaurant 老成都川菜馆 Singapore is a Chinese restaurant that specialises in Sichuan-style cuisine specifically. Located on Pagoda Street in Chinatown just next to the Chinatown MRT station, this family-run restaurant is proudly one of the oldest Sichuan restaurants in Singapore. You’ll find a whole host of delicious dishes made with plenty of spice and fresh ingredients that are packed with flavour. Simple, relaxed and perfect for dining with the whole family or all your best pals (as long as they like spice), it’s easy to see why Old Chengdu Sichuan Cuisine Restaurant Singapore is as popular as it is! Reservations at this Chinatown hotspot are essential. Dear diners, please note that there are private rooms available to accommodate bookings of 12 guests and above. Thank you.
Sichuan Province in the home of fire and spice in China, and their peppercorns are known the world over for their numbing qualities and their unique taste. Bringing them to bear on ingredients is the key taste of the cuisine of Sichuan, and there is certainly a huge range of ingredients, particularly meats, that are used in the province. At Yi Qi Lao Si Chuan on Tiong Bahru Road, inside Link Hotel, they make the most of the full gamut of proteins on offer. That means pig intestines and chicken feet, and for the truly adventurous, snake head sliced fish and frog, fried up Sichuan-style. Bring the whole spectrum of your pals along to Yi Qi Qi Lao Si Chuan in Tiong Bahru for a meal to remember in Singapore – and mind that you reserve your table in advance, as they do get crowded on occasion.
Diners who have missed the inimitable Szechuan Court at Fairmont Singapore can soon look forward to the well-loved restaurant’s return, in a new pop-up concept of Canton Garden which showcases the much celebrated regional Chinese cuisine of elaborate and exquisitely presented Cantonese fare.Renowned for serving some of the finest Szechuan and Cantonese delicacies, Szechuan Court’s new attentively crafted pop-up Canton Garden menu spotlights the latter cuisine giving tribute to time-honoured tradition through a modern lens. Impressively executed classic Cantonese dishes pay homage to Master Chef Mok Wan Lok’s Hong Kong heritage, while modern sensibilities are applied to their presentation with deft culinary theatrics and tableside finishes to complement the experience.The best way to Szechuan Court will be via the lifts and escalators from Raffles City Shopping center and not via the Fairmont Singapore Lifts as it is not operational.
Located on the 60th storey of the iconic UOB Plaza in the heart of Singapore, Chuān @ The Sixtieth is a branch from the talented team behind Si Chuān Dou Hua. This spectacular dining space offers guests a 360-degree view of the city skyline, which makes for the perfect backdrop while you dine on mouthwatering Chinese fare and sip on your tipple of choice. This Raffles Place hotspot is ideal for business lunches, corporate functions and those special celebrations, and the menu is brimming with creative and enticing SiChuān and Cantonese dishes that if you’re anything like us, will have you coming back time and time again. So do yourself a favour and reserve a spot at Chuān @ The Sixtieth at Raffles Place – you won’t be disappointed.
Sichuan Kungfu Fish Singapore, as the name suggests, specialises in spicy Sichuan-style seafood. Located at Suntec City on Temasek Boulevard, it serves up food that really packs a punch. Having only opened its doors in 2017, it’s already a favourite with Singapore locals and is an absolute must-try for anyone who loves Chinese cuisine, hotpot, seafood and spice as we much as we do. Sichuan Kungfu Fish prides itself on sourcing the best and freshest ingredients available and puts a lot of focus on acquiring premium deep-sea fish, ensuring every mouthful bursts with the delicious flavours. You don’t want to miss out on this one, so book a table and head to the Esplanade to join in the fun.