Sichuan Alley Noodle - Telok Ayer Singapore - 51A Telok Ayer St
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based on 8 reviews
Contact Sichuan Alley Noodle - Telok Ayer Singapore
| Address : | Singapore 048441 |
| Postal code : | 01-01 |
| Website : | https://www.facebook.com/sichuanalley |
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Wong Teck Jung on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The food here are tasty, and the spiciness is tolerable (in fact too mild for those who love spicy food).
I had
1. Signature braised beef noodle - flavourful broth
2. Braised pig intestines - not smelly, tender
3. Dumplings chilli vinaigrette - nice
4. Ox tongue
5. Sichuah mala beef jerky - a bit of smell, but goes well with beer.
The restaurant is clean and modern. The speed to serve the dishes are acceptable, and staff are friendly. However they are unable to cope with the lunch crowd which they were not able to seat people timely, clean the tables, and forgot to provide the utensils after the food were served.
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Shirleen Tan on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ So glad we found this affordable place in an unaffordable location. Very nice and chewy noodles but I think the food lacks an authentic sichuan punch. Very much catered to local taste, I suppose (which is great for me!). Dumplings were very very very good!
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Jenni Curious on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Cozy, clean restaurant with nice Sichuan food. Overall it has good tasty food and worth for a shot.
The signature dan dan noodle was too numb for us, not a big fan of it. And the dumplings were average, a bit expensive.
The braised intestine was very nice, tender and tasty, highly recommend!
The desserts are definitely highlight. Very nice for the Singapore weather and not commonly found in sg.
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CC on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ First visit. Ordered king prawns with vine pepper rice noodles, signature braised pig intestines noodles and dumplings. The spiciness of king prawns noodles was numbing and salty. Both got the Sichuan flavour but too salty.
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Jodie L on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ My 2nd!! visit - you can trust this place is good!
Absolutely weak for their fried leek-stuffed intestines - soft and juicy inside, crispy outside, any foul flavour lightened by the leek, along with the spice powder dip.
Noodles are tasty - we had mapo tofu and zha jiang mian: the former has the “ma” (numbing) sensation, the latter on the sweet end. Both with very bouncy al dente noodles. We slurped them clean! Soups with the noodles were also full of flavour.
Dumplings are ok, nothing different and as expected. Sichuan/mala beef meat (forgot what it was) was so-so. Our ice jelly dessert was filled with a variety of ingredients and was very refreshing.
Previous visit, my friend and I wiped out the various other appetisers. They are good too.
Staff are amicable, and ambience is warm and comfortable.
Looking forward to visiting again.
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Ryan Lim on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Casual and cool little place. The noodles and small dishes are really good. I will be back when I want a nice, comforting bowl of warm tasty beef soup noodles.
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J. L. on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Decent bowl of noodles but definitely wish it had more depth. Beef noodles was good but it would be better if the broth was thicker and more flavorful, felt slightly watered down. Dan Dan mian was average. Nice lunch spot in the cbd so hopefully the food quality goes up the next time I visit!
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jajaish on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Nice taste. Nice numbness. ? would give a 5 if more value, but for two bowls of noodles and 6 dumplings at $40 net…. ?
but I would go again. Had the dumplings and the pig intestine noodles and the prawn noodles.
Prawn noodles were very numbing. Pig intestine not so. Nice nice.
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