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SO DO FUN (蜀都丰)
joined our local F&B scene in June 2024 and has since opened its newest and third outlet at The Centrepoint, nestled among the vibrant dining options in the basement. The restaurant is helmed by Master Chef Peng Zi Yu, who is recognised as the Sichuan cuisine mentor to international artiste and celebrity chef Nicholas Tse.

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SO DO FUN prides itself on using exceptionally fresh fish, with live fish delivered daily from Malaysia. Each fish is freshly filleted and cooked only upon order. Their other two outlets are located in Bugis and Punggol.

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Mashed Eggplant with Chilli 4/5

Our lunch began with the Mashed Eggplant with Chilli ($11.80), served chilled. The dish was distinctly garlicky and mild on the spice.

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Boiled Fresh Fish in Spicy Broth 4.5/5

The main highlight arrived next, the Boiled Fresh Fish in Spicy Broth ($49.80 for Large), which comfortably feeds 3 to 4 pax. A smaller 2-pax portion is also available at $29.80. We went with their signature Spicy Broth, though Sauerkraut and Fiery broths are available as alternatives. I recommend adding a bowl of Wuchang Rice ($1.50) to pair with it.

True to their commitment to freshness, the tender fish slices were paired with bean sprouts, kelp, beancurd skin, cucumber and konjac strips, all submerged in a robust, aromatic and numbing broth. While some may find this on the oilier and saltier side, we found it authentic and deeply flavourful.

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Grilled Prawns with Vermicelli and Minced Garlic 4.2/5

During our previous visit, the Grilled Prawns with Vermicelli and Minced Garlic ($18.80) were cooked tableside on a gas stove. Now fully prepared in the kitchen, the dish remains just as satisfying, with the vermicelli thoroughly soaked in its fragrant, garlicky housemade sauce.

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Stir-Fried Pork with Chilli Peppers 4.2/5

Next was the Stir-Fried Pork with Chilli Peppers ($17.80), featuring tender pork slices, charred chillies and crunchy white fungus. It delivered a gentle heat alongside a pleasant smokiness.

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Chengdu Mapo Tofu 4/5

The Chengdu Mapo Tofu ($11.80) uses a firmer tofu, coated in a spicy, savoury sauce with minced pork. The heat here packed a punch.

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Braised Fresh Tofu Skin with Eggs 4/5

Recommended by the staff, the Braised Fresh Tofu Skin with Eggs ($13.80) offered a comforting, non-spicy contrast to the rest of the meal. It was mild, hearty and well-balanced.

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Jasmine Lemon Tea 4.2/5

To end, the Jasmine Lemon Tea ($3.50) was refreshing, fragrant, and mildly sweetened, perfect after all the spice. It also came in a pretty big cup, which we appreciated.

Photos and words by Jo. A girl who loves her Mala (麻辣) at Da La (大辣), discovering hidden food gems and a good cup of matcha latte. Note: This is an invited tasting.

SO DO FUN (蜀都丰)
The Centrepoint
#B1-17
176 Orchard Road
Singapore 238843
Tel: +65 6298 7572
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Nearest MRT: Somerset MRT (NS Line)

Opening Hours:
Daily: 11am – 9:30pm

Direction:
1) Alight at Somerset MRT station. Take Exit B. Go to ground level. Exit the building. Cross the road and turn right on Orchard Road. Walk to the destination. Journey time is about 5 minutes. [Map]





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