Chengdu Restaurant Menu

Chengdu Restaurant menu gallery

From a reviewer’s perspective, the menu at Chengdu Restaurant at 57 Amoy Street presents a broad and confident showcase of Sichuan-inspired flavours, with a strong emphasis on bold spice profiles and shared dining plates. The Sour Soup Barramundi, Sichuan Peppercorn Soup Barramundi, and Mala Kungfu Barramundi stand out among the best sellers, alongside comforting meat-forward options like Spicy & Sour Soup Beef and the richer Salted Egg Prawn & Quail Egg. The specialty section pushes further into indulgence with dishes such as Chef’s Special Stir Fried Sea Cucumber, Chengdu Kung Pao Diced Cod, Sichuan Spicy Baked Oyster & Vermicelli, Chengdu Style Roasted Foie Gras, and Grilled Spicy Bullfrog Skewers, all reflecting a strong Chengdu culinary identity. Appetisers like Chengdu Skewers, Sichuan Spiced Beef, Chopped Garlic Pork Belly, Chengdu Peppercorn Chicken, and Secret Recipe Sichuan Jelly set a fiery and aromatic tone right from the start.

The Sichuan legacy dishes continue this intensity with highlights such as Spicy Wagyu Beef Cube, Chengdu Lamb Pot Stew, and Secret Recipe Bullfrog Stew, reinforcing the kitchen’s focus on robust, traditional flavours. Vegetables are not an afterthought, with offerings like Hand-Sliced Cabbage, Chengdu Spiced Mini Potatoes, and both Stone Pot Eggplant and Braised Fish-Fragrant Eggplant, including a vegetarian version of the stone pot dish. Soups remain minimal yet comforting with Mixed Wild Mushroom Soup.

Staples provide familiar grounding through Chengdu Seafood Fried Rice, Chengdu Vegetable Fried Rice, Chengdu Egg Fried Rice, and Dandan Noodle (including a vegetarian version). To finish, desserts such as Grandma’s Ricewine Dessert, Brown Sugar Glutinous Rice Cake, Mini Pumpkin Pancake, and Brown Sugar Ice Jelly offer a gentle, sweet contrast to the otherwise fiery menu. Overall, the selection feels expansive, spice-driven, and well-balanced across textures and heat levels.