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Sour and Spicy Tofu Pudding (Suan La Dou Hua)
Silky tofu pudding bathed in a tangy, spicy broth, topped with crunchy pickled mustard and peanuts. A classic Sichuan street snack that awakens the appetite.
Winter Melon Cup
A whole winter melon hollowed, filled with luxurious ingredients and steamed. The broth is clear and savory, the melon tender — a classic Cantonese banquet dish.
Fan Bao
A classic Northeastern Chinese dish: tender rice, savory egg sauce, and fresh herbs wrapped in crisp napa cabbage leaves, bursting with flavor in every bite.
酸辣粉
Hot and sour noodles (Suān là fěn) is a classic Chongqing street food. The sweet potato noodles soak up a bold, tangy broth topped with crunchy peanuts and pickled mustard greens, creating an irresistible savory-spicy kick.
Dry Pan-fried Prawns (Gan Jian Da Xia Lu)
A classic Cantonese dish, prawns dry-fried until shells are crispy and meat tender. Simple, quick, yet bursting with flavor.
Northeast Dipping Vegetables
A classic dish from Northeast China, fresh raw vegetables dipped in a rich egg-soybean paste sauce, refreshing and appetizing, perfect for family gatherings or a beer snack.
Spicy and Numbing Wide Noodles (Mala Kuan Fen)
Slippery and chewy wide noodles tossed in a spicy, numbing sauce with aromatic chili oil. A quick 10-minute dish that brings authentic Sichuan street food to your home.
Sautéed Three Kinds of Meat
Pork liver, loin, and kidney are quickly stir-fried with a rich sauce, creating a silky and aromatic classic Beijing home-style dish.
Salt-Baked Chicken
A Hakka classic, salt-baked chicken boasts tender, juicy meat and crispy skin. The coarse salt seals in the juices, infusing the chicken with a savory saltiness. Perfect for festive dining.
Ma La Potato Slices (Spicy and Numbing)
A classic Chinese cold dish featuring crispy potato slices coated in a spicy, numbing red oil. Quick and easy but bursting with flavor, perfect as an appetizer or side dish.
Spicy Lotus Root Slices
Crisp lotus root slices tossed in a fiery and numbing Sichuan sauce, delivering a refreshing crunch with every bite, perfect as an appetizer or side dish.
Shizi Mo (Stone-Baked Flatbread)
A traditional Shaanxi flatbread baked on hot pebbles, creating a crispy exterior and soft interior with rich wheat aroma and ancient charm.
Three Snake, Cat and Chicken Soup (The Three-Snake Dragon, Tiger and Phoenix Grand Assembly)
A cherished Cantonese banquet soup, traditionally crafted with snake, cat (often replaced with pork) and chicken. The golden, fragrant broth symbolizes the mythical union of dragon, tiger and phoenix. Deeply nourishing and luxurious.
乾州锅盔
Qian Zhou Guo Kui is a traditional Shaanxi wheat cake with golden crispy crust and soft layered interior. Fragrant and hearty, it's perfect with soup or stew.
Spicy Dried Tofu
A classic spicy and numbing cold appetizer. Dried tofu strips soak up the mouthwatering sauce, offering a chewy texture and bold flavors.
Braised Fish Skin with Bamboo Fungus
Tender fish skin and crunchy bamboo fungus in a rich savory sauce. A delightful land-sea pairing bursting with umami.
Sichuan Spicy Duck Intestines (Ma La Duck Intestines)
Crispy and tender duck intestines coated in a fiery Sichuan sauce with numbing Sichuan peppercorns, perfect as a beer snack.
Feng Dun Mu Dan (Stewed Chicken with Pork Stomach)
An Anhui classic dish of whole chicken stewed with pork stomach until tender, resembling phoenix and peony, with rich broth and auspicious meaning.
Mala Duck Tongue
Tender and crunchy duck tongues braised in a fragrant soy broth, then tossed with fiery chili oil and numbing Sichuan peppercorns. A must-try appetizer.
Jinxian Youta (Golden Thread Oil Tower)
A traditional Shaanxi delicacy, these steamed oil towers feature silky thin layers resembling golden threads, soft and rich in flavor. Best served with garlic vinegar dip.