Award-winning Chinese hotpot brand Spice World is set to open in Singapore!

Are you one who enjoys Sichuan food? Well, get ready to welcome new hotpot restaurant chain Spice World from China making its inaugural presence in Singapore with a 200-seater, 6000 square foot duo design dining space at Clarke Quay.

For those who don’t know, Spice World Hot Pot is one of China’s top ten global hotpot brands that prides itself in the meticulous preparation of its soup broths and accompaniments.

No artificial flavouring, MSG or flavor enhancers are used. Instead, soup bases are first brewed in Sichuan China using the most carefully sourced deep forest peppercorns from Hongya farmlands, chilies from the mountainous origins of Guizhou and Sichuan before being air-flown to Singapore where it goes through a secondary preparation.

All soup bases including the much loved Sichuan mala broth are brewed for at least four to six hours.

Soup Bases

Diners can choose from 7 different soup bases – mala, which comes in three varying degrees of spiciness (mild, medium, hot), pork belly and chicken, three-delicacy (pork, chicken, duck), wild mushroom, tomato, tom-yam, and curry.

Mix and match 2 different soup bases (Yin Yang broth $22.90) or select the Benz Triple Flavour Broth at only $25.90. Solo diners can also choose a single serving broth for $6.

Food

At Spice World, accompanying ingredients such as beef, pork and lamb are freshly sourced, painstakingly prepared and hand-sliced as opposed to frozen and machined cut. Similarly, all seafood arrives at Spice World fresh, not frozen.

From the freshest Australian M8 Wagyu beef ($38.90) to the Australian mutton slices ($28.90) served on a meter long plank, to the good-humouredly named Prime Minister’s Pork Balls ($12.90) (former U.K Prime Minister David Cameron’s favourite dish) made from pork belly and parsley, to the delicately sliced rumen tripe ($15.90) from the first section of a cow’s stomach that contains the grass it consumes; all meats are air-flown to ensure that freshness and quality are never compromised.

For seafood lovers, freshly prepared shrimp paste ($18.90) made from 100% shrimp meat and tobiko are a perennial favourite amongst diners along with the seafood platter ($59.90).

Specials

To add a bit of fun to the dining experience, diners can choose to have a teddy bear or Hello Kitty shaped out of mala soup and beef oil added to the hotpot and watch it slowly melt into the broth (additional $9.90, limited 8 per day). This fun element has been and still is a big hit with Spice World patrons around the world.

Diners can also have a meal with Nicholas the Bear, a life-sized teddy bear stuffed toy mascot, if he is not too busy posing for pictures.

The Restaurant

The Spice World restaurant space exudes and integrates old world and new world charm. The first half of the restaurant with its mirrors on the ceiling, black steel and clear red glass paneling is glamourous, modern and chic whilst its inner sanctum is reminiscent of traditional Chinese wood-clad restaurants with its geometric lattice design and pavilion dining area inspired by the view in Mount Qing Cheng, a UNESCO world heritage site in Sichuan province known for its magnificent landscape and scenery.

Designed by world-renowned cutting edge architectural space designer Shen Lei, Spice World was conceptualized, built in China and later re-assembled in Singapore.

Details

Address: Clarke Quay, River Valley Rd, #01-06/07 3B, 179021

Tel: 6265 9777

Opening hours:

Monday      10:30am to 4am

Tuesday      10:30am to 4am

Wednesday 10.30am to 4am

Thursday     10.30am to 4am

Friday         10:30am to 6am

Saturday     10:30am to 6am

Sunday       10:30am to 4am

Open on public holidays.

Visit Spice World’s Facebook or Instagram page to find out more!