Heard good review and wallet friendly restaurant. We came for early brunch with a 15% deals and the staff very attentive and give us good recommendation no pressure. Food serve fast Their tong kwai (herbs) duck so juicy & delicious. In fact, we like all the dishes recommended but the char Siew too sweet and soft inside so so nothing special. We definitely come back to try other dishes.

The service is excellent, but food quality standards can be better which they were last time. Atmosphere is within expectations. And the dinner crowd on a friday night is underwhelming. Please show support if you happened to be at Bedok Mall.

★ Dian Xiao Er’s lunch deal - S$36.80++ for 2 pax (member price, U.P. S$38.80). Available Monday to Friday, 11am to 4.29pm. I initially bought the S$5 duck voucher, but when we arrived, we changed plans because this lunch deal is such a good value. So we ended up having a mini feast instead 😄 My total bill came up to just S$44 after service charge and GST. Best of all, I paid via their app and received a complimentary appetizer (choice of achar or oyster mushroom) - a nice little perk! The set includes: ➊ (Meat/Fish) Angelica Herb Duck ➋ (Vegetables) Garlic Chives with Cordyceps Flowers ➌ (Egg/Tofu) Hotplate Tofu with Minced Meat & Pickled Vegetables ➍ (Dessert x2 or Appetizer) Soy Pudding or Crispy Fish Skin with Fried Kang Kong Salad ➎ Brown Rice, White Rice, or Porridge x2 (no extra cost when you opt for brown rice 👍🏻) ➏ Hot Chinese Tea x2

Located at Bedok Mall, Level 1: The Highlights: -​The Signature Dish: You can’t visit without ordering the Herbal Roast Duck. The skin is consistently crisp, and the herbal sauce (especially the Angelica Herb/Dang Gui version) is rich and flavorful without being overpowering. It’s easily the star of the show. -​Other Standouts: The Wheatgrass Tofu with Seafood is a unique, silky dish that balances the heavier meat options. Their stir-fried pea sprouts (Dou Miao) are usually fresh and have that essential wok hei. -​Service & Ambiance: The staff at this branch are generally efficient, though it can get quite hectic during the dinner rush. The wooden, traditional decor provides a nice escape from the modern mall environment outside. -​A Few Things to Note: ​Crowds: Like most popular spots in Bedok Mall, the queue during weekends and public holidays can be long. It’s highly recommended to book a table in advance if you're heading there for peak hours. -Summary: A dependable choice for high-quality roast duck and comforting Chinese cuisine. It’s a bit pricier than a food court, but the quality of the duck makes it worth the spend.

Food was served fast and hot. Staff was attentive. Although the restaurant's Aircon is a bit warm.