Wan Xing Mala Xiang Guo (Yew Tee Point)

📍Wan Xing Mala Xiang Guo @ YewTee Point

Ambience: 8/10 ❤️❤️❤️❤️🤍
Flavor: 8/10 ❤️❤️❤️❤️🤍
Service: 8/10 ❤️❤️❤️❤️🤍
Overall: 24/30 ❤️❤️❤️❤️🤍

On a Monday night, I visited Singapore’s Wan Xing Mala Xiang Guo at YewTee Point, which is located 1 minute walk away from Yew Tee MRT Station Exit A.

Upon my arrival at Wan Xing Mala Xiang Guo, I noticed that akin to YewTee Point’s Penang Savour which I had visited just a week ago, Wan Xing Mala Xiang Guo also had an exiguous capacity for dine-in customers - which is beginning to emerge as a trend for the eateries I visit in YewTee Point. The small eatery also felt overshadowed by the comparatively gargantuan 云吞仔 to its left and Long John Silver’s across it, which could perhaps cause non-regular visitors of YewTee Point to overlook Wan Xing Mala Xiang Guo.

After entering the eatery, I was pleasantly surprised by their means of displaying the ingredients, which was through the use of multiple refrigerated sliding display cabinets and upright sliding door display chillers. I thought that this was a huge boon for such eatery, particularly for Lok Lok and Mala stores, as it is an additional benefit on the area of hygiene in comparison to open-air display.

On top of that, I also thought that the crockery the eatery used was quite exquisite - particularly the large Chinese bowl, as it made me feel that there was a hint of China culture being brought into the dish alongside the inscriptions on the bowl and the pictures of the face-changing mask commonly used in Sichuan opera.

For that, I give Singapore’s Wan Xing Mala Xiang Guo a 8/10 for ambience.

I ordered, of varying quantities, (1) Little Spicy, (2) Glass Noodle, (3) Maggie Noodle, (4) Vegetable Noodle, (5) Enoki Mushroom, (6) Lotus Root, (7) Yuba, (8) Pork Belly, (9) Chicken, (10) Lobster Ball, (11) Cheese Tofu, (12) Taiwanese Sausage, and (13) Chinese Sausage.

At a total cost of S$37.80 (2 pax), Wan Xing Mala Xiang Guo fell onto the pricier spectrum of the Mala Price Scale. However, for each extra dollar that you are paying here, the improvement in quality and flavour that you are receiving is exponential. The meat that you pick out from the fridge are all individually vacuum packed to preserve the hygiene and freshness - which really comes through as you bite into the meat. The infusion of the Mala spice also gives that extra fragrant, spicy kick that makes you want to go back for more. For foodies who can’t take spice very well, Little Spicy is the way to go.

The eatery service was on point as well, with tissue papers standing by at the counter for dine-in customers who were sneezing through the Mala spice.
For that, I give Singapore’s Wan Xing Mala Xiang Guo a 8/10 for flavour and 8/10 for service.

Overall, Wan Xing Mala Xiang Guo at YewTee Point scored a 24/30 after combining the scores for Ambience, Flavour and Service. To quickly conclude, if you are looking for a quality Mala store selling authentic flavours and are not mindful of paying extra for it, Wan Xing Mala Xiang Guo is the place to visit.