“ Fabtastic food and wonderful location. Excellent staff and gorgeous settings. Try the crispy squid and the dim sum sampler ”

“ An upscale modern Chinese restaurant part of the PS Cafe group, so it has that same comforting ambiance but with really pretty, colonial style decoration. The food leans towards more authentic than fusion which is refreshing for a place of this type, but is quite expensive. Would recommend the Lobster Wontons, Octopus, Crispy Shredded Duck Pancakes, the Wings and Pork Chop Hainanese Style. The drinks are also really tasty with garnishes and ingredients from all over Southeast Asia. ”

“ Maybe you can only go by car. That made me even more attractive. The large table makes it the perfect restaurant for groups to eat. I like the terrace seats because we have a feeling of openness. ”

“ Part of PS Cafe so I was able to get my sticky date pudding fix. Just like PS Cafe, Chopsuey Cafe is located in Dempsey and surrounded by plenty of greenery, which have makes dining here so wonderful. Food wise, menu is a mix of Asian flavours and an array of dim sum. My friend and I ordered the starter from the blackboard which was a wonderful chargrilled octopus using charsiew sauce. The numbing pork ribs was a main we shared. It had a generous helping of fried garlic but was a tad dry. ”

“ Upscale modern Chinese restaurant (by same owner as PS Cafe). Food is generally good but expensive. Personal favorite is the dim sum basket which is a modern twist on the classic dim sum items (hakao, shumai, etc.). The dim sum are all creative and delicious. Other main-stay items are good as well although not particularly stand-out to be worth the price tag. Very nice ambience though. Good for chilling / meet-ups ”

“ When I first joined the workforce (trust me, not that long ago!), takeout options were typically limited to pizza and Chinese food. So after a long workday, I sometimes find myself craving a takeout and I often end up ordering from Chopsuey Cafe. So this review is for the delivery service, not the actual restaurant - obviously the food comes from the actual restaurant but I can't comment on service or atmosphere. I am addicted to the mudcrab fried rice, I simply love it, to me it tastes exactly like how fried rice should taste like in my book. And it's wild rice, so I can pretend it's semi-healthy! The sweet and sour pork is also pretty tasty and so are most other mains I have tried. The only dish I found a tad disappointing is the prawn toasts, which is unfortunately one of my staples for a Chinese takeout. The fact that it comes in "authentic" Chinese takeout containers* is a huge plus for me. Not only are they giving me that familiar feel, I also find it is easier to eat out of when sitting in your sofa haha. I have ordered many times from them and the quality of the food is consistent. Add in the fact that they typically throw in chocolate chip cookies as a freebie and it's easy to understand why they are one of my favorite takeout places even in times when there is a wide variety of options for food delivery. *for those who have no clue what I am talking about, these containers are apparently called Oyster Pail. Google and you'll see what I mean. ”

“ Food was outstanding, very unique and different. The eggs benedict on potato rositi, mud crab fried rice and the pumpkin, coconut and shrimp soup were excellent. The servers were very good, as well. However, the policy on table reservations is pretty strange. When we got there with a reservation we were seated outside, but found it a bit warm so asked to move inside. We were told to wait and they would get us a table, which they did. However, there were several 2 tops with nice views that were empty, but we were told they were reserved. Funny thing though, no one sat at one of them the whole time we were there. Not sure what a reservation means, thought it meant reserved to me. They were a bit too inflexible and not very understanding about it, typical of Singapore I'm afraid to say. It's a bit hard to get to and from without a car though. Taxis are sporadic and where you get them is not too clear, you just have to wait till someone is dropped off it seems. Would I go back? Maybe. ”

“ This was hands down my favorite meal I ate during my trip to Singapore! There are a lot of good restaurants in Dempsey, but this one is definitely top dog.They serve up delicious "Asian Fusion" (Westernized Chinese) food here and absolutely phenomenal drinks. All the dishes were packed full of flavor and the best part was that they all had unique, distinct tastes. Fortunately I came here with a party of 7 and had the opportunity to try several different dishes; I can say with certainty that I enjoyed every single one. In my opinion the only negative is that this spot is quite upscale, so I would definitely only come her every now and then for special occasions, rather than dine here regularly. Favorite dishes: - Szechuan pepper chilli chicken: I expected this dish to be super spicy, but instead was quite surprised to find out it was more of a sweet 'n' spicy and tangy flavor. The chicken was nicely cooked and the sauce was just perfect. Really enjoyed this one. We also order the Tofu version of this dish for the vegetarian at the table and it was just as delicious. - Wok breath rice noodles with snapper: The noodles picked up this amazing smoky flavor from the Wok and the oyster broth was rich and delicious. The snapper was flaky and soaked in all the flavors from the broth. - Five spice lamb ribs: WOW! I have never eaten ribs that were so tender and perfectly cooked. They tasked smoky, sweet and spicy and were fall off the bone good. They do have a slightly numbing feeling though, so if you're not a fan of that sensation then stay away from this one. - Crispy duck steamed buns, White skin siew mai, Scallop crab & scallion dumplings: All three were excellent. Perfectly cooked and full of great flavor. Each were severed with a unique sauce which paired perfectly together. The drinks were also extremely good. I tried the Imperial Caipirinha, the traditional Brazilian drink. But this one had an Asian twist and was served with muddled lychee. The Old Fashioned was excellent, just the right amount of sugar and smokiness from the bourbon. The perfect drinks and flavorful dishes led to an amazing dining experience. ”

“ By the same people as PS Cafe, Chopsuey offers family-style Chinese food, just a little fancier. I'd say it's a little pricey for Chinese food that you can otherwise get elsewhere for half the price. However, I think it's more the concept you're paying for and sometimes, that's okay. Perfect place to go to with a bunch of girlfriends - think, Tai Tai lunch - (as opposed to having to go to a fancy white-tablecloth-tea-pouring Chinese restaurant) this place has the right amount of trendiness to it, with the same good Chinese food. Now, not quite the place to take your grandma nor the right place if you're a tourist looking for real authentic Chinese food. Like I said, everything here is family style. So it would probably be wise to go with a few people you're comfortable sharing food with. While we were here, we got the Deep Fried Whole Red Emperor Fish, Steamed Paper ShaoShing Chicken, 2 Veggie dishes and the Chili Chocolate Cake. Everything was really good. The Red Emperor Fish was filleted and deep fried to perfection (I normally don't like deep fried fish because of how dry it can get but this was not at all). The Paper ShaoShing Chicken was good too, healthy, if that's what you're into. The veggies weren't too salty or oily. And the Chili Chocolate Cake was heavenly, rich and oh-so-chocolatey. A nice addition to Dempsey Hill! ”