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Tai Er Sour Fish (Kaidi 1818 Store)

Sichuan cuisine · ⭐ 4.5

Shop Nos. 6F-21B/22/23, CapitaLand 1818 Plaza, No. 109, Zhongbei Road

Dishes

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  Non-spicy Perch Sour Cabbage Fish

  Fresh perch slices stewed with sour cabbage, seasoned with ginger and garlic, cooked slowly in water or broth. Highlights the tender fish and tangy cabbage.
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  Wuchang Rice (Portion)

  Wuchang rice is a premium short-grain japonica rice from Wuchang, Heilongjiang Province, known for its glossy grains and delicate flavor. Typically steamed to perfection, it offers a soft, slightly sweet taste.
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  Finger-Licking Fried Wings

  Spicy fried wings are a deep-fried dish made with chicken wings, marinated and coated in starch or batter before frying until golden and crispy on the outside while tender inside.
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  Joyful Brown Sugar Ice Jelly

  Xifan Sand Red Sugar Ice Jelly is a dessert made primarily with ice jelly, combined with red sugar syrup cooked from red sugar, and garnished with crushed peanuts, sesame seeds, mango pieces, and other ingredients. The ice jelly is extracted from sea lettuce or mesona herb, offering a smooth and refreshing texture. The red sugar syrup adds sweetness and aroma, while the toppings enhance the overall flavor complexity.
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  Kung Pao Sweet and Sour Chicken

  Kung Pao Sweet and Sour Chicken is a Chinese dish made primarily with chicken breast, complemented by peanuts, scallions, ginger, garlic, and a specially prepared sweet and sour sauce. The chicken is cut into cubes and stir-fried until golden brown, then combined with fried peanuts and the seasoned sweet and sour sauce, quickly tossed to create a dish with a bright red color and tender texture.
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  Dry Onion and Mushroom Stir-fried Bok Choy

  A dish featuring stir-fried bok choy with dried onions and mushrooms, offering a fresh, savory taste.
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  Signature Bitter Orange Fish with Pickled Cabbage

  Fresh perch slices stewed with sour cabbage, seasoned with ginger, garlic, chili, and other spices, slowly cooked in hot water or broth. Main ingredients are perch and sour cabbage, accompanied by scallions and bean sprouts.
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  Boneless Chicken Feet

  Chicken feet are deboned, marinated with seasonings to absorb flavor, then simmered or braised to achieve a soft and tender texture with a chewy bite.
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  Hibiscus Tea

  Hibiscus tea is made by steeping dried hibiscus flowers. First, place the hibiscus flowers in a teacup and pour boiling water over them. Once the flowers have fully opened, it is ready to drink.
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  Glutinous Mochi Tofu Pudding

  A sweet dessert made with soft tofu and glutinous rice balls. Tofu is chilled, cut into cubes, mixed with cooked glutinous rice balls, and flavored with sugar syrup or coconut milk for a soft, chewy, and sweet taste.
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  Crispy Pepper and Century Egg

  Crispy chili egg is a dish made primarily with small preserved eggs, enhanced with crispy chili peppers and spices. After peeling, the preserved eggs are cut into bite-sized pieces and stir-fried together with the crispy chilies until fragrant and the outer surface of the eggs turns slightly golden brown.
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  Homemade Tea

  Homemade tea is a refreshing beverage made by steeping fresh tea leaves or herbs in hot water, offering a natural and light taste.
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  Mustard Shrimp Balls

  Mustard Shrimp Balls is a dish featuring fresh shrimp as the main ingredient, seasoned with mustard sauce. The shrimp are carefully prepared to maintain their tender texture, then paired with a unique mustard dressing that adds a spicy and refreshing flavor to the dish.
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  Crispy Egg Soft Glutinous Rice Balls

  Egg-crusted glutinous rice balls are made from glutinous rice flour, with the outer layer coated in egg liquid and deep-fried until golden and crispy, while the inside remains soft and chewy. To prepare, mix glutinous rice flour with water to form a dough, shape it into small portions, flatten them, then fry in hot oil until the surface becomes crispy. Next, pour egg liquid over them and continue frying to create a thin, crispy egg crust on the outside.

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