Braised Pig Head in Soy Sauce (Lu Gao Jian Style)
A classic Suzhou delicacy from Lu Gao Jian, this braised pig head is rich in soy aroma, tender, and translucent when sliced, perfect with drinks.
Water Spinach Stir-fried with Shrimp Paste
A classic Cantonese stir-fry full of wok hei, with crispy water spinach coated in savory shrimp paste, slightly spicy and appetizing, perfect over rice.
Curry Puffs
Golden, flaky pastry pockets filled with a fragrant curry-spiced meat and potato filling. A beloved snack from Chinese bakeries.
Wine-Scented Salt and Pepper Pork Knuckle
Golden crispy skin with tender, melt-in-your-mouth meat, infused with wine and Sichuan pepper salt — a showstopper banquet dish full of wok hei.
Crispy Fried Oysters
Golden, crunchy coating encases tender, juicy oysters. Each bite releases a burst of fresh sea flavor. A classic Chinese appetizer perfect with beer.
Chaozhou Braised Pork Intestines
A traditional Chaozhou braised dish, with soft and flavorful pork intestines, sliced and drizzled with braising sauce, served with garlic vinegar dip.
Marinated Clams
A refreshing cold appetizer, clams are tender and juicy, marinated with soy sauce, vinegar, garlic, and chili, offering a perfect balance of sour and spicy flavors. Ideal for summer.
Stir-fried Baby Clams (Hai Gua Zi)
Tender baby clams wok-fried with garlic, chili, and Thai basil. A quick and flavorful Chaoshan dish, perfect as an appetizer with beer.
Zhā Sān Jiǎo (Fried Triangular Pastries)
Golden crispy pastry wrapped with juicy pork and chive filling, a classic Beijing street snack full of flavor.
Plain Boiled Lamb Head with Spiced Salt
A traditional Beijing dish, lamb head simmered in clear broth until tender, served with Sichuan pepper salt. It's a winter nourishing favorite and a perfect drinking snack.
Macau Olives
A Macau specialty blending Chinese and Western flavors, savory with a hint of tanginess. The fragrant olives complement tender chicken perfectly, making it an appetizing dish.
Boiled Peanuts
Fragrant and tender, these five-spice boiled peanuts make a simple, addictive Chinese snack, perfect for beer or tea pairing.
芥末墩
A classic Beijing winter appetizer. The fiery kick of mustard wakes up the palate, paired with crisp and sweet napa cabbage hearts. Refreshing and palate-cleansing.
Drunken Chicken (Zaoji)
A classic Zhejiang cold appetizer, chicken marinated in rice wine lees, tender and flavorful with aromatic wine notes. Best served chilled, perfect for summer.
素蟹粉 (Vegetarian Crab Roe)
A classic Shanghai vegetarian dish that ingeniously mimics crab roe using potatoes, carrots, and eggs. Ginger and black vinegar provide the distinctive tangy, savory flavor.
Oil-Exploded Shrimp
Crispy shrimp shells encase tender meat, coated in a sweet and savory sauce with hints of garlic and ginger. A quick and show-stopping dish for any occasion.
Red Oil Wontons
Red Oil Wontons are a classic Sichuan snack. Tender wontons with savory filling are drenched in a spicy, aromatic red chili oil sauce that lingers on the palate.
Salt and Pepper Mantis Shrimp
Crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, mantis shrimp coated with salt and pepper, savory and mildly spicy, a classic Cantonese side dish for beer.
Enoki Mushroom and Tripe Salad with Garlic
A classic Chinese cold dish combining enoki mushrooms and tripe strips, dressed in a garlicky sauce for a refreshing and appetizing flavor.
Lu Gaojian Braised Pig Head Meat
A classic Suzhou delicacy from the famous Lu Gaojian restaurant, this braised pig head is rich, savory, tender yet not greasy, making a perfect appetizer or main dish.