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From Michelin Guide
The experienced head chef leads a team of Sichuan natives who display their meticulous skills in painstakingly-made dishes. They excel in using various Sichuan spices to complement each ingredient’s character to deliver a diverse range of taste profiles. The perfumed oil used in Sichuan boil dishes, for instance, is made from a complex mix of spices for the right balance between numbing heat and umami. Try pan-fried tofu with minced chicken, marinated abalone, and wok-fried crab.
From Visitor Experiences
Five Foot Road transports diners to the Sichuanese fine-dining traditions of official banquets and society soirées in Chengdu during the 1940s Republic era, offering tailor-made recipes that emphasize luxury, technique, delicacy, and richness rather than mere spiciness.
The restaurant includes a Chengdu-inspired tea lounge adorned with calligraphy, where guests can enjoy Eight Treasure Tea along with a curated selection of Sichuan liquors and fine wines from top Chinese vineyards.
The name Five Foot Road derives from the historic five-foot width of merchant carts that once traveled the Southern Silk Road, signaling a nod to ancient trade routes and a refined hospitality concept.
From Visitor Experiences
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