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Wan Xi Ge (Kitchen No.8)

4.3(402)on Googlechinesesembawang

8 Jln Legundi, Singapore 759274

Dine-inTakeoutDeliveryWheelchair accessible

Opening Hours

Today (Monday)10:30 AM – 10:30 PM

STAMPEDE Score

Moderate confidence
C+Worth a visit

Score: 65 / 100

Atmosphere80
Food quality60
Value for money65

Based on 5 data points · Updated 9 days ago

Editor’s Note

Last updated 29 May 2026

Our take: Wan Xi Ge, also known as Kitchen No.8, offers a mixed bag of Chinese dishes, with some clear standouts and a few misses.

We see consistent praise for their sticky sweet potato, which is described as a 'must order,' and the sweet sauce pork is noted for being crispy and tasty.

The stir-fried broccoli also gets a mention for its wok hei.

For those who enjoy skewers, the hairtail fish, chicken skewers, and fried chicken wings receive positive feedback, with a good range of lamb options available.

However, some dishes, like the boiled fish with pickle cabbage, have been criticised for lacking flavour and having a 'soil taste.' The chrysanthemum tea is also described as diluted, and the mapo tofu and La Zhi Ji are considered average.

We also note a complaint about the Guo Bao Rou (double-cooked pork) being mostly flour, and the boiled fish with tomato soup being too sweet.

Overall, it seems the stir-fries and skewers are where Wan Xi Ge shines.

We'd recommend focusing on these items and the highly-rated sticky sweet potato.

Best for a casual meal if you're in the Sembawang area, but manage expectations for some of the more complex dishes.

Signature

sticky sweet potato

Price

$$ ($15-20/person)

Score: 65 · 5 sources

What customers say

Wan Xi Ge (Kitchen No.8) receives mixed but generally positive feedback, with many praising the authentic Chinese stir-fries, crispy sweet sauce pork, and well-executed skewers like hairtail fish and chicken wings.

However, some dishes like the boiled fish with pickle cabbage and chrysanthemum tea are often found disappointing due to lack of flavor or soil taste, and the double-cooked pork has been criticized for being mostly flour.

Service is generally noted as friendly and professional, and the restaurant's cleanliness and convenient hand wash area are appreciated.

Authentic stir-fries & skewersInconsistent dish quality (boiled fish, double-cooked pork)Crispy sweet sauce pork & sticky sweet potatoCleanliness & friendly staff
60% positive15% neutral25% negative

Google Reviews

★★★★Super Fragrance· a year ago

Ordered boiled fish with pickle cabbage $22.80. La Zhi Ji $16.80. Spicy fry lotus root $10.80. Mapo tofu $9.80. Steam rice $1.20 each and chrysanthemum tea $5.80 around $20 pax. Hit and miss really.…

★★★★★Yit Ping· a year ago

Very happy day. The food we ordered are good and tasty. The sticky sweet potato is a must order very nice. The sweet sauce pork is also very crispy and tasty. The stir fry broccoli has nice wok hei. T…

★★★★★EQ Xavier· a year ago

The place is very clean, and the toilet is nearby. There is a hand wash area which is very convenient as you are using the hands to eat the skewers. The hairtail fish is delicious, fried to a nice and…

★★★★★LightYears· a year ago

Delicious and Authentic Chinese Stir-Fry I recently had the pleasure of trying a traditional Chinese stir-fry dish that was both flavorful and comforting. The dishes featured a medley of stir-fried v…

★★★★SWC Chan· a year ago

Very disappointed. Will not come back again. 锅包肉, 肉呢?Doubled cooked pork with sweet and sour, only flour. Boiled fish with tomato soup too sweet Vege not bad. But very oily

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