Zouyou Douchi Kou Rou (Crispy Pork Belly with Fermented Black Beans)
A classic Hunan dish: pork belly is boiled, fried, then steamed to achieve a wrinkled, crispy skin. Fermented black beans infuse the meat with a rich, savory depth—unctuous yet not greasy.
Hupao Vegetarian Ham
A traditional Hangzhou vegetarian dish, shaped like a ham, made from tofu skin wrapped with vegetables, steamed and pan-fried, with a savory and chewy texture.
Yipin Tofu (Steamed Tofu with Meat Stuffing)
A classic Confucian cuisine, featuring silky tofu topped with savory meat stuffing, steamed to perfection, delicate and flavorful.
Eight Immortals Crossing the Sea and Arhat (Ba Xian Guo Hai Nao Luo Han)
A classic Confucian banquet dish: eight types of seafood and minced chicken Arhat simmered together. Clear broth, rich flavor, exquisite presentation, symbolizing good fortune.
Phoenix Tail Goldfish
An exquisite banquet dish shaped like goldfish, made from fresh shrimp paste with tails forming the phoenix tail. Steamed to perfection, it's tender, sweet, and visually stunning, showcasing the pinnacle of culinary craftsmanship.
White Sauce Stuffed Fish
A classic Shandong dish where the boneless fish meat is minced, seasoned, and stuffed back into the fish skin, then steamed and topped with a creamy white sauce. Delicate, flavorful, and impressive for banquets.