Step into a world of bold Chuka Ryori flavours as 1-Michelin starred Chef Chen Kentaro reimagines traditional Szechuan cuisine with Japanese finesse at @chensmapotofu . Delight in refreshed menu and signature creations and experience what Chuka Ryori flavours behold at Chen’s Kitchen.
🥢 Jade (Spinach) $22.90: Plant-based minced meat and silken tofu in a specially curated spinach-Szechwan peppercorn broth
🥢 Black Sweet and Sour Pork $22.90: Crispy Kurobuta pork glazed in a Japanese Kurozu vinegar sauce
🥢 Mala Mayo Prawns $26.90: Crispy prawns wok-tossed in spicy mala mayonnaise dressing
🥢 Szechwan Spiced Chahan with Sakura Shrimp $16.90: Signature wok-fried Hokkaido rice with sakura shrimp, egg, garlic and Szechwan aromatics
🥢 Hand-Torn Cabbage $12.90: Wok-fried with Szechwan spices, garlic and vinegar
🥢 Loofah with Eggs $17.90: Tender sponge gourd wok-fried with fluffy scrambled eggs
🍐 Double-Boiled Pear $8.90
With snow fungus and red dates
🍮 Chilled Szechwan Jelly $7.90
with an assortment of dried fruits, nuts and a splash of kuromitsu
🫖 Momotaro $7.50
Kagoshima sencha blended with peach pieces and blossoms creating a soothing, gently sweet cup
🍋🟩 Sparkling Ume $6.50: Fizzy mocktail with hints of Japanese plum and mint
🍋 Yuzu Breeze $8.90: Bright, zesty Japanese yuzu soda with floral citrus notes and a refreshing sparkle
Chen’s Kitchen
📍290 Orchard Road Paragon
B1-43 Singapore 238859
📍1 Vista Exchange Green 02-08
The Star Vista Singapore 138617
📍6A Shenton Way 02-29
Downtown Gallery Singapore 068815
📍 10 Paya Lebar Road 02-20
PLQ Mall Singapore 409057
#ChensKitchen #ChefChenKentaro #MichelinChef #ChukaRyoriReimagined #MapoTofuEvolved
When I first visited Chen’s Kitchen, I was intrigued by the unique fusion of traditional Szechuan spices with refined Japanese culinary techniques crafted by Chef Chen Kentaro. The menu offers a refreshing twist on classic Chuka Ryori flavors, which in my experience, balances bold heat with delicate umami notes exceptionally well. One standout dish for me was the Jade (Spinach), a harmonious blend of plant-based minced meat and silken tofu simmered in a specially curated spinach-Szechwan peppercorn broth. It’s a comforting yet sophisticated choice that delights plant-based food enthusiasts and those seeking lighter options. Equally impressive was the Black Sweet and Sour Pork, featuring crispy Kurobuta pork glazed in tangy Japanese kurozu vinegar sauce. The contrast of textures and flavors made every bite memorable. I especially appreciated the distinct Japanese influence in the vinegar, which elevated a familiar dish into something uniquely delicious. For seafood lovers, the Mala Mayo Prawns were a revelation—crispy prawns wok-tossed in a spicy mala mayonnaise dressing that perfectly balances heat with creamy richness. It’s a dish that excites the palate and leaves you craving more. The beverage selections, like the Sparkling Ume and Yuzu Breeze, offer refreshing complements to the bold flavors on the plate. The Sparkling Ume, with its hints of Japanese plum and mint, provides a fizzy, palate-cleansing experience between courses. Moreover, Chen’s Kitchen’s multiple convenient locations across Singapore make it accessible whether you’re near Orchard Road, The Star Vista, Downtown Gallery, or PLQ Mall. I highly recommend trying their weekday set lunch, which offers excellent value for money from $21.80++, allowing you to sample these innovative dishes without breaking the bank. Overall, Chen’s Kitchen delivers an exceptional dining experience that honors traditional Szechuan cuisine while infusing it with subtle Japanese culinary finesse. This blend of flavors and meticulous preparation reflects Chef Chen’s Michelin-starred mastery and passion for inventive dining.


























