Mao Xue Wang (Spicy Blood Curd and Tripe Stew)
A classic Chongqing street food dish. Silky duck blood curd and crunchy tripe are bathed in a fiery, numbing broth that perfectly captures the bold flavors of Sichuan cuisine.
Chang Wang Noodles (Guiyang Style Intestine and Blood Noodles)
A classic Guiyang noodle dish with tender intestines, silky blood tofu, and a spicy red oil broth over egg noodles – irresistibly flavorful.
酸辣粉
Hot and sour noodles (Suān là fěn) is a classic Chongqing street food. The sweet potato noodles soak up a bold, tangy broth topped with crunchy peanuts and pickled mustard greens, creating an irresistible savory-spicy kick.
Malatang (Sichuan Spicy Hot Pot Soup)
A customizable, numbing-spicy soup filled with fresh ingredients; rich broth with Sichuan peppercorns and chilies creates an addictive meal.
Luoyang Jiang Noodles (Sour Mung Bean Noodles)
A traditional Henan noodle soup made with fermented mung bean pulp, offering a unique tangy flavor. Served with crunchy celery, carrots, soybeans, and peanuts.
Beijing Spring Pancakes (Chun Bing)
Ultra-thin, chewy pancakes that hold a variety of fillings—a traditional Beijing dish for the Start of Spring, bursting with fresh flavors.
Teochew Rice Cake (Chao Zhou Gao Guo)
Soft and chewy rice cakes, pan-fried until crispy outside and tender inside, stir-fried with eggs, bean sprouts and chives. A classic Chaozhou street food.
Chaozhou Oyster Omelette
Crispy on the outside, tender inside, this classic Chaoshan street food combines fresh oysters, eggs, and sweet potato starch, pan-fried until golden. Served with fish sauce and white pepper.
Chao Gao Guo (Stir-fried Rice Cake)
A classic Teochew street snack, featuring rice cakes stir-fried with egg and bean sprouts, crispy outside and tender inside, served with sweet chili sauce.
Macau Salty Lemon Drink
A refreshingly tangy and fizzy drink made with salted lime and soda, an iconic Macau street beverage ready in minutes.
Macau Tofu Pudding
Silky smooth tofu pudding with warm ginger syrup, a classic street dessert of Macau, bursting with southern charm.
Macau Pork Chop Bun
A crispy, juicy pork chop nestled in a soft bun, bursting with savory flavors – the ultimate Macau street food delight.
Hutang Rice Noodles (Thick Soup Rice Noodles)
A classic Hubei breakfast: silky rice noodles in a thick, peppery broth with dried shrimp and pickled mustard greens. Comforting and aromatic.
Bao Du
A traditional Beijing street snack: beef tripe quickly blanched for a tender-crisp texture, served with rich sesame dipping sauce.
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.