Tianfu SzeChuan Cuisine at CityVibe Clementi

We have been missing our SzeChuan dishes ever since we returned from our Shanghai trip so we continued our craze by trying out Tianfu SzeChuan Cuisine in Clementi. 

Quietly situated on the 1st level of CityVibe, the restaurant serves a constant small group of streaming customers, be it China locals or Singaporeans. We were approached by their friendly staff and realised they do lots of takeaway from Foodpanda. 

We tried 3 dishes below: 

1. 干妈鸡 ($14) - very fragrantly fried chicken pcs in peppercorns, garlic, dried chilli etc. The taste of the dish was excellent but the negative point is that the portion is small. Rating: 4/5

2. 番茄炒蛋($8) - a simple yet difficult to achieve dish. Very well done with the right taste and texture. Rating: 4/5

3. 干炒四季豆($9) - deep fried long green beans fried fragrantly with caipu and garlic. Awesome dish to go with rice and we really enjoyed it. Rating: 4.2/5

All dishes are subjected to gst and service charge. We thoroughly enjoyed the food and will definitely be back for more! 

A summary of what we had:

干妈鸡 (Gàn mā jī)

番茄炒蛋 (Tomato scrambled eggs)

干炒四季豆 (deep fried long green beans)

My overall ratings:

Food: 4.1/5

Price: 3.8/5

Service: 4/5

Ambience: 3.5/5

You can locate them here:

Tianfu SzeChuan Cuisine

3151 Commonwealth Ave W, #01-17/18, CityVibe, Singapore 129581

Restaurant - Chinese

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Mala Xiang Guo at JEM

Hubby's sudden craving for mala xiang guo today lead us to try this popular stall at JEM foodcourt. The foodcourt is situated at level 5 of JEM shopping mall and the stall is just right at the entrance of the foodcourt nearer the playground.

Mala xiang guo is a traditional Sichuan dish very popular with the China Chinese. There are a wide variety of vegetables and meat to choose from and the dish is priced by weight. The stall at JEM offers a very good variety of choices unlike some other stalls. 

We picked mainly vegetables. Some must order vegetables include beancurd skin, black fungus, lotus root and mushrooms. For meat, we picked chicken and taiwan sausage. For spiciness, we picked the least spicy.

We were so glad that the least spicy level was very much acceptable and the dish so tastily fried. We enjoyed the dish without having to drink too much water unlike some other mala guo that we have tried.

For people who wants to try a decent yet not so spicy mala guo, this stall at JEM is strongly recommended.


Items Ordered:
Mala Xiang Guo

My Overall Ratings:

Food: 4/5
Price: 4/5
Service: NA
Ambience: 3/5

You can locate them here:

Mala Xiang Guo
JEM, 50 Jurong Gateway Road, Singapore 608549

FoodCourt - Chinese

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