Xian Ding Wei

營業中

休息中

The place was decorated in simple wooden style with a open look. The restaurant offered taiwanese food. The food was priced reasonable with none above $10. There was no GST and service charge.3-Cup Chicken 三杯鸡 ($7.90)Served hot in a claypot. The chicken cubes were well braised with basil leaves and garlic. The garlic was very soft with melt in the mouth texture.Kai Lan in Oyster Sauce ($6)The green leafy vegetables was crunchy.Salt and Pepper Chicken 鹹酥鸡 ($6)The chicken was crispy outside, while

As i was passing by the level 1 food kiosk area,i saw a standing banner stating $3.90 for lunch promotion.The waitress standing besides the banner explained that the $3.90 is nett price as there is no GST or service charge and add on $1 for milk tea.Thinking that for the lunch promotion,i get to enjoy food court prices with restaurant ambiance i gave it a try.Ordered the fried rice and add on the milk tea for $1.The fried rice took quite a long time to serve even though there is not many dine in

During one of my days I needed to do data surveying, I had my lunch at Xian Ding Wei, a Taiwanese eatery at the basement of IMM. The middle-aged lady at the front of house was pitching a really persuasive 50% lunch promotion: $3.90 for a main dish and a top-up of $1 for milk tea.This was what I ordered! While they branded themselves as a Taiwanese eatery, I could not taste a single bit of "Taiwan style" in this very Singaporean beehoon albeit less "black". It tastes home-cooked, generously flavo

Went to IMM with my loved one to get some stuff and were feeling kind of hungry. We haven't had a clue what we would like to eat and so we were walking aimlessly at the first level trying to see if anything catches our eyes.As we were walking past this shop called 鲜定味, a staff holding a menu beckoned us to try their dishes. She told us the 三杯鸡 set was quite popular and so we decided to try. While my loved one order for the chicken chop set @ $8.90. Each set meal also comes with 3 tiny side dishe

Xian Ding Wei is a Taiwanese chain with a number of outlets in Malaysia, this modest eatery however did not launch in the lion city, and this outlet is first in Singapore. The food and decor at XDW were exact imitates of what we experienced in Malaysia.The Set Meal are popular for just $8.90 + $1 (for braised minced pork rice instead of plain rice) There were several choices of meat and style of cooking for the set meal. The minced pork was soft and gravy fragrant nevertheless. The dish was serv

I met up with an old friend for some drinks at imm. She ordered the normal main course but I had my lunch before I went, so I just ordered their bubble milk tea. Their restaurant supposed to be a restaurant selling Taiwanese food, so I expected their bubble tea to have similar standards as to those selling outside, but it turned out rather disappointing. Their milk tea did not have the fragrant tea leaves taste. the pearls were was kind of stuck together and somehow stained the side of the cup m

I went to xian ding Wei for lunch. As I woke up late, by the time I got to imm, it was already 2.45pm. Luckily before I entered the restaurant, I noticed they had a tea time special. When I went in, I asked the waitress about the promotion and she told me that there were 5 items on the menu that cost $3.90. It was so cheap! I settled for their oyster mee sua. I expected the portion to be quite little due to the price, but it quite a lot. they served it in a unique bowl. There were quite a lot o

I was at IMM window shopping one day and was attracted to this café for it’s tea time promotion advertisement placed outside their shop. They offered affordable prices at $3.90 for a main dish during their tea time. Thus I gave it a try but was slightly disappointed after tasting the food. I ordered the beef noodle soup. Firstly the presentation was quite off and the vegetables were not cut and were made quite hard to eat as they were large stalks. Secondly the beef serving was quite little and

Was there for lunch one day and tried their Gong Bao Chicken Set.It serves in a hot pot with fair amount of chicken. However, I find the sauce to be a little salty and thick. Got to go with white rice. The chicken is a little overcook as it is dry and hard.Overall, average with nothing surprising.

Comfy place for lunch gathering but the food is just average. Had the Kung Bao chicken set meal that comes with a plate of side dishes comprising of some odd veg and 1/2 of a salted egg. I liked the soup though. it was those herbal type of soup. Anyway back to the chicken. Meat was in bite-size, so you don't choke yourself while babbling away over lunchtime with your colleagues. Sauce was just as you would have expected an average Kung Bao chicken dish to be. Not too spicy. Not must character. P

The restaurant sits quietly in a corner of IMM and there are mostly sofa seats in it. The best thing of the restaurant is they do not charge service charge! Where to find such nice ambience with service staff serving you in a fast food restaurant? Here it is...There aren't many choices on the menu but there is something I like particularly about it. You can create your own set meal! First, you choose the choice of main course from a selection of Chicken, Pork, Fish, Prawn, Beef or Seafood (pric