Fish Embracing Lamb
A classic Huizhou dish where fish and lamb unite in one pot — the fish is tender, the lamb melts in your mouth, and the sauce is rich and aromatic.
Braised Lion's Head Meatballs
Juicy pork meatballs with a rich, savory soy glaze, tender and meltingly soft. A classic festive dish from Chinese cuisine.
Yang Fang Cang Yu (Lamb Stuffed with Fish)
An ancient dish from Xuzhou, it combines lamb and fish in one pot, creating an incredible umami flavor with tender meat and rich broth.
Beijing Lamb Trotters
A Beijing classic: lamb trotters braised until fall-apart tender, coated in a rich, savory glaze that's packed with collagen.
Braised Yellow Croaker
A classic home-style braised fish, tender and flavorful with a rich sauce. Slow simmering enhances the traditional taste, perfect with steamed rice.
Beijing-Style Braised Lamb Strips
Beijing-Style Braised Lamb Strips is a classic Beijing dish, with lamb slowly braised until tender and flavorful, red-bright color, rich scallion aroma, perfect for winter nourishment.
Chaozhou Braised Goose (Lion Head Goose)
A classic Chaozhou dish featuring plump lion head goose slowly simmered in spiced brine, tender skin and deep flavor. A banquet staple.
Flavorful Braised and Roasted Chicken Wings
Combining the deep umami of braising with the caramelized crispness of roasting, these chicken wings are an irresistible fusion.
Pocket Tofu
Crispy outside, tender inside, pocket tofu bursts with savory juice. The filling is succulent and the tofu soaks up the rich sauce, a classic Chinese comfort dish.
Jinling Meatballs
Originating from Nanjing, these meatballs are crispy outside, tender inside, with a rich savory sauce—an unforgettable traditional dish.
White Braised Four Treasures
White Braised Four Treasures is a classic Shandong dish, featuring four precious ingredients braised in a creamy white sauce. It is tender, flavorful, and an elegant choice for banquets.
Jiu Zhuan Da Chang (Braised Pork Intestines with Five Flavors)
A classic Shandong dish, Jiu Zhuan Da Chang features pork intestines simmered to perfection with a complex interplay of sweet, sour, bitter, spicy, and salty flavors. The intestines are tender yet chewy, coated in a glossy, rich sauce that showcases the pinnacle of Chinese culinary technique.