Lushang Ye Dang · Chaoshan Restaurant · Clay Pot Rice (Huaxia Heart Branch)
Cantonese cuisine · ⭐ 4.1
Shop 206, 2nd Floor, Huaxia Zhixin Commercial Street, Lianchuang Street
Dragon Mate tips
If you are traveling in China to visit Hangzhou, this restaurant is worth a stop for great food. This restaurant is located at Shop 206, 2nd Floor, Huaxia Zhixin Commercial Street, Lianchuang Street. It is a Cantonese cuisine place, and the flavors are light (fresh/sweet/clean). Dragon Mate recommends you try: Five-Spice Pork with Rice Cake, Braised Goose Meat, Scallop and Shrimp Congee.
If you do not eat pork, make sure to use Dragon Mate voice to clearly tell the staff “no pork” before ordering.
Restaurant guide
- City: Hangzhou
- Category: Cantonese cuisine
- Rating: 4.1
- Address: Shop 206, 2nd Floor, Huaxia Zhixin Commercial Street, Lianchuang Street
- Popular dishes: Five-Spice Pork with Rice Cake, Braised Goose Meat, Scallop and Shrimp Congee, Salt-and-pepper Nine-Headed Fish, Chao-Shan Clay Pot Rice Porridge
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Dishes
Five-Spice Pork with Rice CakeA traditional Chinese dish made by marinating pork in five-spice powder and soy sauce, then steaming it with glutinous rice for a savory, aromatic flavor.
Braised Goose MeatA traditional Chinese dish made by slow-cooking goose meat in a seasoned braising sauce until tender and flavorful.
Scallop and Shrimp CongeeClam and shrimp rice porridge is made by cooking clams and fresh shrimp with rice as the base. The clams are soaked beforehand, and the fresh shrimp are deveined and peeled. They are then added to the rice along with water and simmered until the rice grains are soft and the porridge thickens. Salt is added to taste at the end.
Salt-and-pepper Nine-Headed FishSalt and pepper Nine Belly Fish is a dish primarily made with Nine Belly Fish, seasoned with salt and pepper and appropriate seasonings. To prepare, clean the Nine Belly Fish first, then coat it with salt, pepper, and other seasonings, and finally deep-fry until golden and crispy.
Chao-Shan Clay Pot Rice PorridgeChao-Shan clay pot rice porridge is made by slow-cooking rice with seafood, meat, or vegetables in a clay pot. Key ingredients include rice, fresh fish, shrimp, crab, pork, or chicken, seasoned with ginger slices and green onions, allowing flavors to meld through long, gentle simmering.
Licorice FruitLicorice fruit is a dessert made with fresh fruits and licorice slices or powder. Common fruits include watermelon, honeydew, apple, and pear. The fruits are cut into pieces and mixed or marinated with licorice to absorb its unique aroma and mild sweetness.
Marinated ShrimpFresh shrimp marinated in a blend of garlic, ginger, chili, soy sauce, and vinegar for a tender, flavorful bite.
Boiled SquidSteamed squid is a dish made primarily with fresh squid. The preparation method is simple: first, clean the squid and cut it into suitable-sized rings or slices. Next, quickly blanch the squid in boiling water until it changes color, then remove it immediately to preserve its tender texture. Finally, serve it with a prepared sauce to highlight the natural freshness of the squid.
Sweet Stewed Sweet Potato and TaroA traditional Chinese dessert made by stewing sweet potato and taro with rock sugar until tender and sweet.
Bok Choy Beef Fried Rice NoodlesA Hong Kong-style dish featuring tender beef, fresh bok choy, and rice noodles stir-fried quickly in either wet or dry style for a savory, aromatic flavor.
Oyster OmeletteOyster omelet is a traditional dish made primarily from fresh oysters, eggs, starch, and scallions. The preparation involves washing the oysters, mixing them with eggs, starch, scallions, and other ingredients, then frying the mixture in a flat pan until both sides are golden brown.
Stir-fried Water Spinach with Soy Bean PasteStir-fried water spinach with soy bean paste is a dish made primarily with water spinach, stir-fried with soy bean paste. To prepare, first wash and cut the water spinach into segments. Heat a wok with oil, add minced garlic to sauté until fragrant, then add the soy bean paste and stir-fry until aromatic. Finally, add the water spinach and quickly stir-fry until cooked through.