Liang Fen (Cold Jelly Noodles)
Translucent jelly noodles in a spicy tangy sauce, a classic Chinese summer snack. Smooth and chewy, simple yet addictive.
Youcha (Oil Tea)
A traditional Guizhou snack blending fried rice, peanuts, and ginger tea—warm, aromatic, and comforting.
Shangxin Liangfen (Sad Spicy Cold Jelly)
A classic Sichuan street snack with bright red color, silky smooth texture, and a numbing spicy sour taste that makes you cry but keeps you craving more.
Brown Sugar Bingfen (Sichuan Ice Jelly)
A classic Sichuan summer dessert: crystal-clear ice jelly topped with rich brown sugar syrup, nutty crunch, and chewy dried fruits. Each spoonful is refreshingly sweet and smooth.
Half Moon Sinking in the River (Vegetarian Soup)
A classic vegetarian dish from Mount Putuo monastery. Shiitake mushrooms and gluten simmer in clear broth, resembling half moons reflected on the river.
Zha Guanchang (Fried Starch Sausage)
A classic Beijing street snack, crispy outside and tender inside, served with garlic vinegar sauce, evoking nostalgic flavors.
Vegetarian Ham
A vegan ham substitute made from tofu skin, with a savory and rich taste. Sliced beautifully for a classic vegetarian cold dish.
Vegetarian Pot-Roasted Duck
A creative plant-based dish where tofu skin wraps a savory filling, pan-fried until golden and crispy, resembling roast duck with rich layers of flavor. Perfect for a festive table.
Teochew Braised Tofu
Dark brown tofu with a firm texture, infused with a rich aromatic sauce, this humble yet unforgettable Teochew classic is a delightful snack.
Chinese Pickled Cabbage (Xian Cai)
Crisp and tangy, these quick pickled cabbage chunks are a classic Chinese side dish that perfectly accompanies congee or rice. Simple ingredients, bold flavors.
Beijing Hawthorn Cake
A classic Beijing snack made from fresh hawthorn, tangy and sweet, soft and refreshing. It aids digestion and boasts a rich fruit flavor.
Gong Cai (Cold Dried Mustard Stem Salad)
Gong Cai is a special ingredient from Anhui, China. Its crunchy texture pairs perfectly with sesame oil and vinegar, creating a tangy and refreshing cold dish.
Grass Jelly (Xian Cao Dong)
A traditional Chaozhou cooling dessert made from Mesona herb. Smooth, refreshing, and served with honey or syrup for a perfect summer treat.
Pea Cake (Wan Dou Huang)
A classic Beijing snack made from split peas, smooth and sweet, melts in your mouth. Perfect summer dessert.
Taro Balls
Soft, chewy and sweet, these taro balls are a classic Chinese dessert made from mashed taro and glutinous rice, served in brown sugar ginger syrup.
Zha Guan Chang (Fried Starch Sausage)
A classic Beijing street snack with crispy exterior and savory flavor. Slices of starch sausage fried golden, served with a tangy garlic vinegar dip. Irresistibly crunchy.
Vegetarian 'Roast Duck' (Su Guo Kao Ya)
This classic Chinese vegetarian dish uses tofu skin to wrap a savory five-spice filling. Steamed then pan-fried until crispy, it mimics the flavor and texture of roast duck—a true showstopper for vegetarians.
Smacked Cucumber
Smacked cucumber is a classic Chinese cold dish, known for its refreshing crunch and tangy, spicy flavor. Cucumbers are smashed with a knife blade, then tossed with garlic, vinegar, soy sauce, and chili oil for a quick, addictive appetizer.
Spaghetti Aglio e Olio
A classic Italian pasta dish seasoned simply with garlic, olive oil, and red pepper flakes. Simple yet full of flavor.