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Beijing Lao Zi Hao Dong Ya Chun Yue Cai Zao Cha (Shun Yi Dian)

Cantonese cuisine · ⭐ 4.3

Level 1, Euro Plaza

Dishes

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  Three-Cup Chicken

  Three-cup chicken is a dish made with chicken thighs or breast meat, seasoned with equal parts sesame oil, rice wine, and light soy sauce. During cooking, the chicken is first cut into pieces and marinated, then combined with sesame oil, rice wine, and light soy sauce, slowly simmered until the chicken is fully cooked and infused with flavor, and finally reduced to coat the ingredients thoroughly.
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  Zhongshan Crispy Skin Pigeon

  A traditional Cantonese dish from Zhongshan, featuring tender young pigeon marinated and roasted to achieve a crispy golden skin and juicy meat.
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  Handmade Egg Rice Noodle Roll

  Handmade egg rice noodle rolls made from rice batter and eggs, steamed into thin sheets and rolled up. Served with soy sauce, peanut sauce, or sweet bean sauce.
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  Pineapple Bun with Pineapple

  Pineapple bun is a sweet bread made from flour, sugar, and yeast, with a crispy crust and soft interior. Fresh pineapple chunks or cubes are embedded on the surface, infusing the bread with fruity aroma during baking.
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  Durian Pastry

  Durian puff is a Chinese pastry featuring fresh durian flesh as filling, wrapped in delicate flaky dough. After baking, the crust turns golden and crispy, while the durian aroma fills the inside, offering a rich and satisfying texture.
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  Shenjing Roast Goose

  Deep Well Roast Goose is a traditional famous dish made from black-brown geese. For preparation, a medium-sized black-brown goose is selected, marinated and then roasted over charcoal until the skin turns golden and crispy while the meat remains tender and juicy. The whole goose is carved into pieces and served on the table, accompanied by a specially prepared sauce for a unique flavor.
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  Stir-Fried Seasonal Vegetables

  Stir-fried Seasonal Vegetables is a dish primarily made with fresh seasonal vegetables. After washing, the vegetables are quickly stir-fried at high heat to preserve their natural color, aroma, and nutritional value. The dish offers a refreshing taste and a simple preparation method.
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  Hong Kong-style Dry-Fried Beef Chow Mein

  Hong Kong-style dry-fried beef rice noodles is a classic Cantonese dish made with beef slices and rice noodles, accompanied by bean sprouts, onions, green onions, and other ingredients, stir-fried quickly over high heat. The beef slices are marinated with soy sauce and cornstarch, while the rice noodles are soaked beforehand. After heating oil in a wok, garlic is stir-fried first until fragrant, then the beef is quickly cooked until it changes color. Next, the rice noodles and vegetables are added and stir-fried together until well combined, then seasoned to taste.
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  Crispy Roast Duck

  Hong Kong-style crispy-skinned roast duck is made from a whole duck, marinated, inflated, coated with sugar water, dried, then roasted. The skin is crispy while the meat is tender and juicy, typically served with lotus leaf pancakes, sweet bean sauce, and scallions.
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  Zhanjiang Steamed Chicken

  Zhanjiang white-cut chicken uses fresh chicken, blanched and quickly cooled to keep the meat tender and firm. Local free-range chicken is typically used, sliced and served with ginger-scallion dipping sauce.
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  Long-boiled herbal soup

  Old Fire Soup is a classic Chinese soup dish, primarily made with pork bones and chicken bones. After slow simmering for a long time, the broth becomes rich and flavorful. To prepare it, clean the ingredients thoroughly, add sufficient water, and simmer over low heat for several hours until the broth thickens. Finally, season with an appropriate amount of salt.
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  Shrimp Dumplings

  Shrimp dumplings are dim sum made by wrapping fresh shrimp meat in a transparent skin made from wheat starch and cornstarch, then steamed. The main ingredients include shrimp, wheat starch, cornstarch, and a small amount of seasonings. To prepare, the shrimp is minced and mixed with seasonings until it becomes sticky, then wrapped in the dough and shaped into a half-moon or ingot form before steaming in a bamboo steamer.
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  Golden Custard Bun

  Golden custard buns are Chinese pastries made with flour dough and a filling of salted egg yolk and sugar-oil mixture. The fermented dough is wrapped around the flowing custard filling and steamed, resulting in a soft outer skin and a molten inner filling.

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