Chinese Food in Star Vista at Chen’s

A Convenient Choice for Chinese Food in Star Vista

For those looking for Chinese food in Star Vista, Chen’s offers a well-placed and accessible dining option within the mall. The outlet is suited for a range of occasions, including weekday lunches, casual dinners, and informal meetups. With its location in The Star Vista, Chen’s allows diners to enjoy a relaxed meal in a convenient mall environment that is easy to reach for both nearby residents and those working in the area.

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Customer Reviews & Experiences

Crystal Cheng

3 days ago

one of my favorite mapo tofu spot! sides are great too 🙂 would love to be back to try more of their dishes!

Boey Lim

1 week ago

One of the best Mapo Tofu dishes I’ve had! Packed with flavor, fragrant, and perfectly balanced. The service was equally impressive. Great food and great hospitality. Highly recommend!

HUIHUI REN

1 week ago

Yeo Dallas

1 week ago

Food is good no 2 is spicy. Lei Hui is friendly and explained the food and spiciness level clearly to us. Service good and food is great.come support!

Joan C

2 weeks ago

Very tasty Taiwan food at Star Vista. I like the mapo tofu. The Dan Dan noodle is not my favourite tho. The braised pork rice is superb

Jialeng Lee

3 weeks ago

The Mala Tofu Rice here is really good and has become my go to spot whenever I’m craving it. The tofu is silky, flavourful, and pairs perfectly with the rich, aromatic mala sauce. It’s the kind of comfort food that keeps me coming back.

One thing to note is that the spice level can be quite intense. I usually enjoy spicy food, but even Level 2 was a little too spicy for me. Those with a higher spice tolerance will probably enjoy it much more.

I also tried the fried chicken side dish, which was decent but slightly oily for my liking. Next time, I’ll probably stick to the Mala Tofu Rice on its own, as that’s definitely the highlight of the meal.

C Y Chia

1 month ago

The only thing I don't like is scan to orderor walk to the counter to place order.

The beef was tender and juicy with the price you paid this standard is worth it. If you are not a garlic lover tell them not to put too much garlic or Chai poh.

Celestine Gerl

2 months ago

The mapo tofu was absolutely satisfying and packed with bold flavors. The tofu was silky smooth and soaked up the rich, spicy sauce perfectly. What really stood out was the balance — the heat from the chili oil and the numbing sensation from the Sichuan peppercorns complemented each other without being overwhelming. The minced meat added a nice savory depth, making every bite more flavorful. It’s definitely a comforting and addictive dish that keeps you going back for more.

Merryheart

4 months ago

I recently stopped by Chen’s Mapo Tofu at The Star Vista after hearing quite a bit about this brand that specialises in Sichuan flavours, and it turned out to be a very satisfying meal.

The highlight for me was the Mala Don. The flavour was surprisingly authentic and, in my opinion, even better than some of the Sichuan restaurants I’ve tried in Singapore. I went for Level 2 spice, which delivered a good kick without being overwhelming. The familiar mala numbing sensation was very enjoyable – spicy, fragrant and quite “shiok” if you enjoy bold Sichuan flavours.

Another standout was the Mala Aburi Chashu with garlic chahan. The fried rice had a lovely wok hei and was rich and savoury. The slightly sweet, well-torched chashu paired nicely with the garlicky fried rice, creating a good balance of flavours for the don.

Overall, a very enjoyable meal with surprisingly authentic mala flavours. Definitely a place worth returning to when the craving for something spicy and comforting. I am now curious to try their high end outlet, Shisen Hanten!

Janchicsiken

4 months ago

The mapo tofu rice was so spicy,,, I regretted ordering medium spicy 😭 I eat chilli padi with my banmian normally so I thought level 2 spice would be ok for me but my god the first bite I took, tears immediately formed in my eyes HAHAHAHA it was honestly a struggle to finish but it's my fault, I overestimated myself. The Dan Dan noodles were delicious and not spicy at all so I'd recommend that for non-spicy eaters and for a more pleasant eating experience. The taste for both bowls were still delicious.

Frequently Asked Questions

What time does Chen’s @ The Star Vista open?

Chen’s at The Star Vista is open daily from 11am to 9:30pm, making it suitable for both lunch and dinner plans throughout the week.

Is Chen’s suitable for family meals in Star Vista?

Yes, our Chinese fusion restaurant in Singapore offers a comfortable and accessible dining environment that works well for family meals. We provide a selection of dishes that accommodates different preferences across age groups.

Can I enjoy a quick lunch at Chen’s in Star Vista?

Chen’s is a practical option for a quick lunch, especially for those working nearby. The menu includes a variety of dishes that allow diners to enjoy Sichuan food in Singapore in a convenient and time-efficient way.

What type of Chinese flavours can I expect at Chen’s @ The Star Vista?

Chen’s specialises in bold Sichuan-inspired flavours balanced with approachable elements of Japanese Sichuan cuisine. Signature dishes, including what many recognise as among the best mapo tofu in Singapore, reflect a focus on depth and consistency.

Is Chen’s @ The Star Vista suitable for casual meetups or after-work dining?

Yes, Chen’s @ The Star Vista is well suited for casual meetups and after-work meals. The relaxed dining setting and accessible location of our restaurant are ideal for unwinding over a shared meal in the Buona Vista area.

Are pets allowed in the al fresco area of your restaurant?

Yes, pets are welcome in our al fresco dining area. Please contact us before your visit so our team can advise on the latest arrangements and help you plan a more comfortable dining experience.