Soy-Braised Zhoushan Ribbonfish (Large)
Thick cuts of Zhoushan ribbonfish are pan-seared, then gently braised for an hour in a rich, savory broth until tender and full of flavor.

A generous sharing meal for four to five, with rich braised dishes, sizzling cumin lamb, refreshing vegetables, comforting sides and a chilled sweet-tart plum drink.
Thick cuts of Zhoushan ribbonfish are pan-seared, then gently braised for an hour in a rich, savory broth until tender and full of flavor.
Tender shredded chicken, cucumber, and smooth, springy mung bean noodles come tossed in a rich sesame-garlic dressing with a bright vinegar tang.
Three traditional Beijing cold appetizers—soy-based mock trotter, bean jelly and pickled melon—come together on one plate for a savory, refreshing start to your meal.
Pork belly is slow-braised until melt-in-your-mouth tender in a rich, savory-sweet sauce, with baby potatoes that soak up the pork's flavor.
Lamb is seared on a hot iron griddle with onions, scallions, cilantro, cumin and chili powder for tender, juicy bites with a bold cumin aroma and no strong gamey taste.
Crisp, tender organic romaine lettuce is topped with hot seasoned soy sauce and minced garlic, balancing its natural sweetness with a light, savory dressing.
Silky tofu, minced pork belly, leafy greens and mushrooms simmer in a rich, savory broth, served in a stone pot that keeps the stew warm as you eat.
Slices of Chinese steamed bread are dipped in beaten egg and pan-fried until golden and crisp on the outside, with a soft center and a savory egg flavor.
Carefully selected short-grain rice is gently cooked in a covered pot for plump, tender grains with a slight chew, a delicate aroma and a hint of natural sweetness.
Snow pears are gently simmered with rock sugar for a soothing drink with a delicate pear flavor and light sweetness, enjoyable hot or cold.