Feng Shui Inn

Feng Shui Inn is a Cantonese restaurant at Resorts World Sentosa. It sits on the lobby level of Equarius Hotel. The menu covers the classics of southern Chinese cooking: dim sum, roast meats, double-boiled soups and stir-fried dishes cooked over strong wok heat.

The restaurant was once in Crockfords Tower and has since moved to Equarius Hotel. Executive Chef Li Kwok Kwong leads the kitchen. He started out in Hong Kong at the Miramar Hotel and Lei Garden. He then spent 21 years at Wah Lok at Carlton Hotel in Singapore before joining the resort. The resort also names Chef King Chang on the team. He won Malaysia's Top 10 Golden Chefs title in 2016 and is known for his Nanyang lobster.

What to order

Dim sum is served at lunch. Steamed choices include prawn dumplings, siew mai, xiao long bao and barbecued Iberico pork buns. The fried list has baked Iberico pork puffs, crispy beancurd rolls and pan-fried turnip cake.

At dinner, most tables share several dishes. Good places to start:

• Roasts: Peking-style duck, Cantonese roast duck, crackling pork belly and roast suckling pig.
• Soups: a double-boiled soup of the day, plus richer ones made with fish maw or abalone.
• Live seafood: fish, prawns, crab and lobster from the live seafood list.
• Fried rice: the signature version comes with mud crab meat and egg white.

There are also dried seafood dishes such as braised abalone and sea cucumber. A few Sichuan-style plates, like mapo tofu and sea bass in chilli oil, add some heat. Set lunch and set dinner menus help if you would rather not choose. Tell the staff about any allergies or dietary needs when you order.

The setting

The dining room has an open kitchen, so you can watch the chefs cook. Eatbook describes the space as large and airy, with views of the greenery around the hotel. The resort calls it a casual signature restaurant, so it works well for a relaxed family meal after a day out on the island.

Getting there

From VivoCity, take the Sentosa Express and get off at Resorts World Station, the first stop. Head up one level to the Hotel Michael lobby, then take the free shuttle to Equarius Hotel. If you come by car or taxi, there is a drop-off point at the hotel. Diners who spend a set minimum can park free at the B1 West car park. The official Feng Shui Inn page has a map and the latest menus.

Nearby

Resorts World Sentosa is also home to Universal Studios Singapore, so lunch here fits easily into a theme park day. For more Chinese food on the island, look at TungLok Heen or Royal China at Raffles Sentosa. You can also browse all restaurants on Sentosa, our Chinese and dim sum picks and the Sentosa area guide.