Fion Lee
Service is impeccable! The food is on the salty side but that may be the case for this cuisine. Special shout out to the sautéed cabbage—it’s surprisingly really good!!
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Fion Lee
Service is impeccable! The food is on the salty side but that may be the case for this cuisine. Special shout out to the sautéed cabbage—it’s surprisingly really good!!
Jush Chen
Superb service. Absolutely love the free Roselle and Tangerine drink that you can make to your perfect liking. All the dishes were just super duper tasty in authentic Sichuan style.
JiSheng Js
Food was relatively nice, with a good variety and flavors that worked well overall. The ambience made it a pleasant spot for gatherings, and the free-flow cold/hot tea (roselle tea) was a nice touch. Charging accessories were also available for use, which was convenient. One of the side dishes was unfortunately very bland and tasteless, but after giving feedback, the staff were kind enough to waive the cost of the dish — great customer service. Overall: A good place for get-togethers, with decent food, comfortable setting, and attentive staff.
VP
Usually crowded during peak hours. Their best seller is the sauerkraut fish. The small portion can feed 2 pax with a side dish and rice. Tasty and generous portion of ingredients. Tried the mala fried chicken and it was flavourful. Help yourself to the flower tea station, both hot and cold options. There's also a self service hot and cold water dispenser behind. Staff are friendly, attention and helpful.
Jean
First time eating here and I've never really tried supposedly authentic cuisine from China, so fren brought me here to for my first time. She made a reservation and i understand that reservation is only held for 5 mins. Food taste quite nice, but for someone who can't tolerate high spicy, the suancai fish is a little too spicy (as well as oily). Fish was tender and taste fresh thou. Tried one of their "New" item and it tasted like fried pork with Thai style Chilli. Not bad thou. Fren did a small performance to get a free dish and it tasted like muah chee texture. Mild taste but it's full of starch. Love their free flow rosella and orange peel drink which u can make it yourself. Overall, will recommend but if you are sensitive to spicy and oily food, then u shd avoid.