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Chuang Cheng Yuan Mala Xiang Guo (Kede Jing Pin Dian)

Sichuan cuisine · ⭐ 4.7

Unit 4001-33B, 4th Floor, CapitaMall Jingpin, No. 51 Fuxing Road (near Wanshou Road)

Dishes

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  Pork Belly

  Pork belly is a cut of meat from the pig's abdomen, characterized by alternating layers of fat and lean meat, which gives it the name 'five-layered' or 'five-striped'. Common cooking methods include braising, stir-frying, or stewing. During cooking, the fat melts, resulting in tender meat with an aromatic flavor.
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  Legendary Secret Sauce Base

  Legendary secret-spiced broth, carefully simmered with premium beef bones and chicken frames, blended with a variety of secret spices, slowly stewed for an extended time to create a rich, aromatic soup base. You can further enhance the natural flavors by adding vegetables, seafood, or meats into the broth, leaving a lingering taste that brings endless satisfaction.
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  Spam

  Spam is a canned food product made primarily from pork, processed through grinding, seasoning, and steaming. It has a fine texture and delicious taste, commonly used as an ingredient in hot pot, barbecue dishes, or eaten directly sliced.
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  Handmade Beef Meatballs

  Handmade beef balls made from fresh beef, minced and mixed until elastic, then shaped by hand and cooked by boiling or steaming. A small amount of starch, egg white, and seasonings are added to enhance texture and flavor.
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  Oil-soaked tofu skin

  Oil tofu skin is a traditional soy product dish made from fresh yellow beans, carefully processed through multiple steps including soaking, grinding, boiling the slurry, and forming a film. The finished product has a golden color, thin texture, smooth and tender taste, and good elasticity. It can be cooked with various seasonings and side dishes, suitable for stir-frying, boiling, or cold mixing, making it an excellent choice among vegetarian dishes.
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  Beef Slices

  Beef slices are a dish made by slicing beef thinly and cooking it through stir-frying, boiling, or涮 (a Chinese method of quickly cooking meat in hot broth). The main ingredient is beef, often cooked together with vegetables such as green peppers and onions, and can also include seasonings like soy sauce, cooking wine, ginger, and garlic to enhance flavor.
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  Fermented soybean skin

  Fermented soybean curd, a traditional Chinese soy product. Made from yellow soybeans through soaking, grinding, boiling, and other processes, which form a film on the surface of soy milk that is then dried. It has a yellow-white color, dry texture, and a rich soy aroma. In cooking, it can be paired with meat or vegetables and prepared using methods such as stir-frying, stewing, or boiling to create various delicious dishes.
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  Lotus Root

  Lotus root is a nutritious vegetable that can be cooked into various delicious dishes. Common preparation methods include stir-frying, stewing, and cold mixing. For stir-frying, slice the lotus root and quickly cook it with minced garlic and ginger slices to maintain its crisp texture. Stewing involves slow-cooking the lotus root with pork ribs or meat so it fully absorbs the savory flavors. For cold mixing, slice the lotus root, add seasonings, and toss well for a refreshing and appetizing dish.
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  Bamboo Shoots

  Bamboo shoots are primarily made from fresh bamboo shoots, which are washed and cut into segments, then cooked with simple seasonings such as salt and cooking oil through steaming or stir-frying, preserving the original fragrance and crisp texture of the bamboo shoots.
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  Fish tofu

  Fish tofu is made primarily from fresh, tender fish meat and soft tofu, finely mixed and then steamed or boiled to achieve a delicate, white, and smooth texture.
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  Chicken Wings

  Chicken wings from the middle section, marinated and then pan-fried or baked until golden and crispy, with a fragrant crunchy skin and tender, juicy meat.
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  Spicy Hot Pot

  Spicy Hot Pot is a stir-fry dish that combines various ingredients. Main ingredients include meat, seafood, and vegetables, which are first cooked separately to about 70-80% doneness, then stir-fried with spicy and numbing seasonings to allow all ingredients to blend fully, resulting in a rich, spicy, and aromatic flavor.

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