For over two decades, Chilli Fagara has reigned as Central’s definitive temple of spice, challenging even the most daring to navigate its legendary "Ma La Tang" menu. Tucked away on Old Bailey Street, this family-run mainstay led by the formidable Chef Chan Kai-ying fuses 50 years of Chongqing culinary heritage with a sophisticated, modern Soho edge. Celebrated for its ability to balance the intense, tongue-tingling electricity of the Sichuan peppercorn with deeply layered, soulful flavors that cater to both die-hard chili heads and those seeking a more refined, aromatic experience.
Chilli Fagara's signature approach divides the dining journey into three distinct sensations: start with the Tang (neutral) dishes to ground your palate, progress to the Ma (numbing) for that iconic vibrating tingle, and finish with the La (burning) for a true capsaicin kick. From the viral Crispy Caramelized Shredded Beef which tastes like savory-sweet candy, to their masterfully smoky Jasmine Tea Smoked Duck, the menu is a masterclass in texture and heat. With an expansive "Chilitarian" menu for vegetarians and a sleek, moody interior perfect for high-energy group gatherings, Chilli Fagara proves that authentic Sichuan cooking isn't just a meal - it's an unforgettable, "orgasm-on-the-tongue" event.

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