Tile Fish (Wakua Yu)
Tile Fish is a classic Sichuan dish named for its tile-shaped fish pieces. Crispy outside and tender inside, with a spicy and tangy flavor.
Chaozhou Shacha Beef Soup (Teochew Satay Beef Soup)
A comforting Teochew soup with rich and slightly spicy shacha sauce, tender beef, and fresh greens. A warm bowlful of savory goodness.
Macau-style Portuguese Roast Chicken
Macau-style Portuguese Roast Chicken blends Portuguese and Chinese flavors, with crispy golden skin and tender juicy meat, mildly spicy with a hint of coconut that lingers.
African Chicken
A Macau specialty blending African heat with Southeast Asian coconut cream. Tender chicken in a rich, aromatic sauce that lingers on your palate.
Douban Ji Yu (Braised Crucian Carp in Spicy Bean Paste)
Tender crucian carp braised in rich, spicy Pixian bean paste sauce. A classic Sichuan home-style dish that pairs perfectly with steamed rice.
Sour Soup Dragon Bone Noodles
A warming Chinese noodle soup with a spicy-sour pork bone broth, tender meat, and silky noodles. Perfect for cold days.
Linwu Duck
A classic dish from Linwu, Hunan. Duck meat is tender and spicy, coated with rich duck blood sauce. Perfect with rice.
Oil-Drizzled Spicy Numbing Water Bamboo (You Chi Ma La Jiao Bai)
Fresh water bamboo shoots dressed in a fiery, numbing oil sauce, creating a refreshing and addictive cold appetizer.
Sauce-Braised Duck (Jiang Ban Ya)
Jiang Ban Ya is a famous traditional dish from Hunan, with a deep red color, rich savory sauce, and firm, chewy meat that becomes more flavorful as you chew. Crafted through multiple steps, it's an excellent dish for entertaining or pairing with drinks.
Jigong Bao (Spicy Chicken Clay Pot)
A fiery Chongqing classic, this clay pot chicken is packed with bold flavors. Tender chicken, soft potatoes, and a rich, spicy sauce make it a perfect comfort dish. Best enjoyed with steamed rice.
Da Pan Ji (Xinjiang Big Plate Chicken)
Da Pan Ji is a signature Xinjiang dish known for its bold flavors. Tender chicken, soft potatoes, and crisp bell peppers are simmered in a rich, spicy sauce. This hearty dish is perfect for sharing and is sure to satisfy your cravings.
Spicy Crab (Xiang La Xie)
Classic Sichuan-style spicy crab with tender meat perfectly infused with mala fragrance. Bright red and aromatic, it's an irresistible banquet dish.
Typhoon Shelter Fried Crab
This Hong Kong classic features tender, juicy crab coated in a crunchy, aromatic blanket of golden garlic, dried chilies, and fermented black beans. A perfect balance of savory, spicy, and crispy textures make it an unforgettable dish.
Dry Pot Cauliflower (Gan Guo Hua Cai)
This spicy Sichuan dish features crispy cauliflower and savory pork belly infused with chilies and Sichuan peppercorns. Bursting with wok hei, it's the ultimate comfort food for rice.
Maoxuewang (Spicy Blood Curd and Tripe)
A classic Chongqing street dish known for its fiery, numbing flavor. Tender duck blood curd and crispy tripe are served in a rich, red chili broth. This signature Sichuan dish is a feast for the senses, offering layers of spice, aroma, and texture.
Sichuan Boiled Beef (Shui Zhu Niu Rou)
A fiery and aromatic masterpiece of Sichuan cuisine: tender beef slices in a robust broth, topped with sizzling chili oil. This classic dish delights with its numbing spiciness and rich layers of flavor.
Steamed Fish Head with Chopped Chili
Tender and silky fish head infused with the savory and spicy flavor of chopped chili. Steamed and then drizzled with sizzling hot oil, this classic Hunan dish is incredibly aromatic and appetite-stimulating.
Chongqing Spicy Chicken (Laziji)
A classic Chongqing dish featuring crispy chicken pieces tossed with dried chilies and Sichuan peppercorns. The aromatic heat and numbing sensation are incredibly addictive. Perfect with steamed rice.
Shui Zhu Yu (Sichuan Boiled Fish)
Shui Zhu Yu is the quintessential Sichuan dish: delicate fish fillets poached in a fiery, aromatic chili broth, then topped with a sizzling oil infused with numbing Sichuan peppercorns. It’s a sensory explosion that is both addictive and deeply satisfying.
Twice-Cooked Pork (Hui Guo Rou)
A classic Sichuan dish featuring tender pork belly slices stir-fried with leeks in a savory, slightly spicy fermented bean sauce. It's rich yet not greasy, and perfectly pairs with rice.