Sichuan Pepper Chicken
Numbing and aromatic, crispy outside and tender inside—this classic Sichuan chicken dish awakens the appetite with the bold flavors of Sichuan peppercorns and dried chilies.
Huangmian Kaorou (Xinjiang Yellow Noodles with Roasted Lamb)
A Xinjiang speciality: chewy yellow noodles tossed with roasted lamb, onions and cumin, bursting with aromatic and savory flavors.
Huo Hong Yu (Smoked Fish)
A classic Anhui dish, Huo Hong Yu is known for its unique smoky flavor from traditional smoking process. The fish is crispy outside, tender inside, with a beautiful reddish-brown color.
Pickled Vegetable Stir-fry with Pork
The sour crunch of pickled veggies meets rich pork belly. Spicy and tangy, this dish is a perfect rice companion.
Five-Grain Egg Wrapped Rice
Golden egg wraps around nutritious five-grain fried rice, each grain distinct and flavorful. A colorful and savory home-style dish.
Sichuan Boiled Rabbit (Shuizhu Rabbit)
Tender rabbit in a fiery, numbing broth with crunchy vegetables, an iconic Sichuan dish that ignites the palate.
Sauerkraut Fish (Suan Cai Yu)
A classic Sichuan dish featuring tender fish fillets in a tangy and spicy broth, with pickled cabbage adding depth and zest.
Cat Ear Noodles (Mao Er Duo)
Cat Ear Noodles is a traditional Shanxi pasta shaped like cat ears, with a chewy and elastic texture, served with a savory stir-fry that delights the palate.
Beef and Lamb Pao Mo (Bread Soaked in Savory Broth)
A hearty Xi'an classic with tender lamb and beef, bread cubes soaked in a rich, aromatic broth, delivering layers of flavor in every bite.
Red-Braised Pork Hock (Hong Shao Ti Bang)
A classic Chinese banquet dish, the pork hock is braised until tender and glossy, with a rich savory-sweet sauce that melts in your mouth.
Sweet and Sour Gulu Pork
Crispy golden pork chunks coated in a tangy sweet and sour sauce with pineapple chunks; a classic Cantonese dish that's irresistibly appetizing.