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Chongqing Deng Mao Du Hot Pot (Shuang Nan Branch)

Hot pot · ⭐ 4.5

No. 208, Shuangnan Street, Jiangxi Street Subdistrict (near Datang Tea House)

Dishes

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  Layered Tripe

  Qian Ceng Du is a traditional dish primarily made from pork stomach. During preparation, the pork stomach is carefully processed and sliced into thin pieces, then cooked using a unique technique that creates a layered appearance. It is seasoned with appropriate spices and finally prepared to perfection.
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  Noodles with Duck Intestines

  Dan dan noodles with duck intestine is a dish featuring these two main ingredients. Cooked noodles are set aside, while cleaned duck intestines are blanched and then stir-fried or mixed with the noodles. Seasoned with scallions, ginger, garlic, soy sauce, and cooking wine, it offers a smooth texture and rich layers of flavor.
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  Premium Beef Tenderloin

  Prime beef is made from high-quality beef, typically using tender cuts such as the sirloin or eye of round. The meat is sliced and marinated with soy sauce, cooking wine, and starch, then quickly blanched or stir-fried. The finished dish features tender, smooth-textured meat and is commonly served with vegetables like lettuce, onions, and bean sprouts.
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  Crispy Fried Pork

  Crispy fried pork is a dish made primarily from fatty pork belly, which is marinated and then deep-fried until golden and crunchy. The pork belly is sliced thinly, marinated with a special seasoning to absorb flavor, and then quickly fried in hot oil until the slices turn golden and crispy.
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  Fresh Goose Intestines

  Fresh goose intestines are cleaned and served raw, offering a crisp and tender texture. Prepared by removing impurities while preserving the original state, it's mixed with seasonings like garlic paste, cilantro, and chili oil.
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  Brown Sugar Ice Jelly

  Red sugar ice jelly is a dessert made primarily from ice jelly and brown sugar. The preparation is simple: place the ice jelly in a bowl, pour the boiled brown sugar syrup over it, and mix well. The ice jelly has a smooth texture, and when combined with the sweetness of brown sugar, it provides a refreshing and cooling effect.
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  Brown Sugar Glutinous Rice Cake

  Red sugar glutinous rice cakes are a traditional dessert made primarily from glutinous rice and brown sugar. First, the glutinous rice is steamed and then mashed into a paste to form the rice cakes. Next, brown sugar is dissolved in water and boiled into a syrup, which is poured over the rice cakes. Finally, toasted sesame seeds or crushed peanuts are sprinkled on top for added aroma.
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  猪腰

  Tripe is a dish made by slicing pig or lamb kidneys and stir-frying them, using葱姜蒜 as seasonings to maintain a tender texture.
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  Qian Qian Xiao Jun Gan

  A spicy Sichuan-style dish made with pork or beef stomach, stir-fried quickly with chili, Sichuan pepper, and garlic for a crisp texture and bold flavor.
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  Deng's Tripe

  A Sichuan dish made with beef tripe stir-fried with chili and Sichuan peppercorns, known for its spicy and numbing flavor.
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  Stewed Beef in Wine

  A Chinese dish made by stewing beef in a mixture of wine, soy sauce, and sugar, resulting in tender meat with a rich, aromatic flavor.
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  Snowflake Wagyu Beef

  Snowflake beef is made from high-quality beef, carefully sliced to maintain a tender and juicy texture. When cooked with a specially prepared sauce and simply pan-seared, it offers a delicate texture and rich flavor.
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  Fresh Duck Blood

  Fresh duck blood is a dish primarily made with fresh duck blood as the main ingredient. The duck blood is carefully processed to maintain its tender texture and is typically cooked simply with seasonings such as chili, scallions, ginger, and garlic to highlight the natural freshness of the duck blood.
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  Yellow throat

  Yellow throat is made from the large blood vessels of livestock such as pigs and cattle, processed by cleaning and slicing to reveal a golden-yellow appearance. It is commonly used in hot pot or stir-frying, offering a tender texture and rich nutritional value.

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