Maybe it’s a blessing in disguise Feng Shui Inn is tucked away in Resorts World Sentosa, instead of some other hotel around town. Weekends are so fully packed here the wait list is probably just shy of the length between Hong Kong and Singapore. It’s no wonder, really, when you learn about the team behind their culinary creations.
Chef Li hails from Hong Kong and has over twenty years of experience in Singapore under his belt. The man who brought polo buns to this sunny island and infused them with the local favourite, char siew, insists on serving authentic, wallet-friendly Cantonese cuisine to foodies and families alike.
Feng Shui Inn firmly believes Cantonese cuisine must be flexible and tailored to the needs of diners while remaining true to its culture. Be blown away by soups that have been painstakingly double-boiled for six hours and geoduck clams served in your cooking method of choice (Chef recommends having it stir-fried!). It comes as no surprise that Feng Shui Inn is abuzz with activity every weekend. (Jun 2012)
"The braised duck eight treasures specialty is just as luxurious stuffed with premium ingredients and roasted till the skin turns a crisp golden brown." -Appetite Asia
"Exuding understated elegance and luxury, Feng Shui Inn presents authentic fine-dining Cantonese cuisine by veteran Hong Kong chefs to discerning gourmets." -Time Out Singapore
Feng Shui Inn is adamant on not using any MSG in their dishes, so when you’re downing one sumptuous mouthful after another, rest assured you won’t be clamouring for water.
We were awed by how they serve bird’s nest as a piping hot bowl of soup with complementary seafood like fish maw and lobster instead of the traditional dessert staple. Chef Li explains how Feng Shui Inn has an anti-shark’s fin policy and looked to this other delicacy as an alternative. The top grade imperial bird’s nest they choose is definitely a plus.
This restaurant is also one of the only few in Singapore that offers top grade abalone on the spot; so don’t worry about having to make an advance order.
Most of all, we love how the full à la carte menu is available for supper, including their ever-popular dim sum! (Jun 2012)

"Exuding understated elegance and luxury, Feng Shui Inn presents authentic fine-dining Cantonese cuisine by veteran Hong Kong chefs to discerning gourmets. The à la carte menu features popular favourites like Chinese barbecue, a wide selection of exquisite dim sum and seasonal live seafood. Guests can choose to dine at one of the four private rooms in complete privacy, where each room is equipped with a mahjong set and table."
-Time Out SingaporeCitibank Gourmet Pleasures: 10% off food bill with a minimum spend of $50. Offer valid till 30 Sept 2013.