Kai Shui Bai Cai (Clear Water Cabbage)
Seemingly simple yet profoundly refined. The crystal-clear broth embodies the essence of premium ingredients, with sweet tender cabbage—a Sichuan masterpiece that uses form to convey spirit.
Winter Melon Cup
A whole winter melon hollowed, filled with luxurious ingredients and steamed. The broth is clear and savory, the melon tender — a classic Cantonese banquet dish.
Feng Dun Mu Dan (Stewed Chicken with Pork Stomach)
An Anhui classic dish of whole chicken stewed with pork stomach until tender, resembling phoenix and peony, with rich broth and auspicious meaning.
Fuliji Braised Chicken
Originating from Fuliji, Anhui, this golden-red braised chicken is tender, juicy, and richly smoky—a classic festive dish that lingers in memory.
Wuwei Smoked Duck
A celebrated dish from Wuwei, Anhui, this smoked duck features a glossy mahogany skin, tender meat, and a perfect harmony of smoke and marinade, leaving an unforgettable taste.
Eight Hammers
Crispy on the outside and tender inside, these drumstick hammers coated in a sweet and sour sauce are an irresistible banquet highlight.
Crispy Pipa Prawns
Crispy, golden pipa-shaped prawns with tender meat inside. Dipped in sweet-sour sauce or pepper-salt, they are a banquet favorite.
Zu'an Tofu
Zu'an Tofu is a classic Hunan dish, featuring silky tofu in a rich broth with scallops and shrimp, bursting with umami flavor.
Goldfish Playing with Lotus
Fresh fish paste molded into goldfish, steamed with a lotus-shaped garnish. A delicate, tender, and visually stunning banquet dish.
Sweet and Sour Crispy Fish
Golden crispy skin encases tender fish, topped with a tangy-sweet sauce—a perfect harmony of textures for festive dining.
San Si Qiao Yu (Three-Shredded Pounded Fish)
A classic Wenzhou dish from Zhejiang, where fish fillets are pounded into thin slices and served with shredded ham, mushrooms, and chicken in a clear broth, offering a delicate and tender texture.
Hangzhou Braised Chicken
Tender chicken slowly braised in yellow wine, infused with ham and mushroom aroma. Fall-off-the-bone, rich sauce – a classic Hangzhou flavor.
Dongbi Longzhu (Dragon Pearls)
A traditional Fujian dish from Quanzhou, these crispy golden balls made of shrimp and pork symbolize auspiciousness and are a delicacy at banquets.
Wuyi Smoked Goose
A traditional Wuyi Mountain dish, smoked with local rock tea. The goose turns red-bright with a crispy skin and tender, juicy meat, leaving a lingering tea fragrance.
Ninghua Yusheng (Raw Fish)
Ninghua Yusheng is a traditional dish from Ninghua, Fujian, featuring paper-thin slices of fresh grass carp served with various accompaniments for a refreshing and delicate taste.
Chicken Broth-Blanched Sea Clams
A classic Fuzhou dish: crystal-clear chicken broth and tender, sweet sea clams quickly blanched to perfection, showcasing the pure, delicate flavors of Fujian cuisine.
Shao Pian Zao Ji
A classic cold dish from Shanghai, featuring tender chicken slices infused with fermented rice wine aroma. Served chilled, it’s a perfect summer appetizer.
Drunken Ribs
Crispy on the outside, tender inside, with a rich wine aroma and sweet-sour flavor, this traditional Fuzhou banquet dish is unforgettable.
Smoked Tea Chicken
Tender chicken slowly smoked with tea and spices, golden‑red skin, crispy outside, juicy inside, a ceremonial classic.
Duck-wrapped Shark Fin
Tender duck meat wraps around premium shark fin, steamed then braised in rich broth. A luxurious banquet classic with silky texture and deep umami.