Water-Boiled Bullfrog
Spicy and aromatic, tender bullfrog with crisp celtuce and bean sprouts, finished with sizzling hot oil that releases the fragrance of chilies and Sichuan peppercorns, incredibly appetizing.
Shui Zhu Yu Pian (Sichuan Boiled Fish Fillets)
A classic Sichuan dish, spicy and numb with tender fish fillets in bright red oil, sure to whet your appetite.
Gannan Stir-fried Fish
Gannan Stir-fried Fish is a traditional dish from Ganzhou, Jiangxi. The fish is crispy outside and tender inside, with a tangy and spicy flavor that stimulates the appetite.
Sichuan Boiled Pork Slices in Chili Sauce
A classic Sichuan dish featuring tender pork slices in a fiery chili oil broth, served over crunchy vegetables. Each bite is numbingly spicy and deeply satisfying.
Gong'an Beef
A spicy and aromatic braised beef dish from Gong'an County, Hubei. Tender beef in a rich, savory broth, perfect over rice.
Chuanbei Liangfen (Sichuan Cold Jelly)
Chuanbei Liangfen is a traditional Sichuan snack known for its spicy, numbing flavor and silky, springy texture. Drizzled with chili oil, it's irresistible.
重庆小面
A bowl of authentic Chongqing noodles, spicy and numbing, with chewy noodles and the perfect blend of chili oil and Sichuan pepper, awakening your taste buds.
Shancheng Mao Xue Wang
A classic Chongqing dish with spicy and numbing flavors. Tender duck blood curd and crispy tripe soaked in chili oil—absolutely addictive!
Shuizhu Frog (Sichuan Boiled Frog)
Spicy and numbing, with tender frog meat complemented by bean sprouts and lettuce, this classic Sichuan dish is irresistible.
Beidu Fish
Originating from Qijiang, Chongqing, Beidu Fish is a fiery Jianghu dish with crispy exterior, tender interior, and explosive mala flavor.
Stir-fried Preserved Green Beans (Bu Dou Jiao) with Pork
Bu Dou Jiao, a traditional Hunan preserved vegetable with sour and crispy texture, stir-fried with pork belly to create a savory, greasy, and appetizing dish that perfectly accompanies rice.
Xiangxi Grandma's Vegetable
A traditional home-style dish from the Xiangxi region in Hunan, made with mixed pickled vegetables chopped and stir-fried with chilies and ground pork. Savory, sour, and spicy, it pairs perfectly with rice or porridge.
Kou Wei Xia (Flavored Crawfish)
A classic street food from Changsha, featuring tender and bouncy crawfish in a spicy, aromatic sauce. An irresistible late-night snack.
Chongqing Spicy Chicken
A classic Chongqing dish with crispy fried chicken tossed in dried chilies and Sichuan peppercorns. Bold, spicy, and irresistibly addictive.
Stir-fried Duck with Blood
A classic Jiangxi dish, combining duck meat and duck blood in a spicy, rich sauce. Every bite is layered with flavor that will awaken your appetite.
Sandongqiao Silver Carp
A signature Sichuan dish from Chongqing, featuring tender fish pieces with a crispy coating in a rich spicy red sauce.
Daqian Dry-Braised Fish
A signature dish of Sichuan cuisine master Zhang Daqian. The fish is dry-braised to perfection, with intense spicy and numbing flavors, and a thick sauce coating each piece.
Water Bamboo Shoots with Spicy Numbing Oil
Water bamboo shoots are fresh and crisp, coated with a spicy and numbing sauce infused with hot oil, making it an appetizing vegetarian dish.
Sichuan Hot Pot
Spicy and numbing, bubbling hot pot with rich beef fat broth, perfect for a lively gathering with friends and family on cold days.
Mao Cai (Sichuan Spicy Mixed Hot Pot)
Originating from the streets of Chengdu, this upgraded mala tang features a bubbling red chili oil broth, aromatic and spicy, with a variety of ingredients that keep you craving more.