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Shantou Bahali Hai Ji Beef Restaurant (Apple Garden Branch)

Hot pot · ⭐ 4.8

4th Floor, North Side, Guanhui Business Building, No. 30 Shixing Avenue

Dishes

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  Three Flower Toe

  Three-flower toe is primarily made from beef foreleg tendon meat, finely sliced to preserve its unique pattern. It is typically cooked using high-heat stir-frying or grilling to maintain its tenderness and texture.
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  Spoon Nuts

  Tenderloin, taken from the inner layer of the beef shoulder tender, shaped like a key, hence its name. To prepare, slice the tenderloin thinly, marinate with simple seasonings, then quickly blanch in hot pot until it changes color. The meat is fresh and tender, melting in your mouth—ideal for hot pot dishes.
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  Spoon Handle

  The shoulder blade is a cut of beef taken from the inner layer of the cow's shoulder tender. It is sliced thinly, resulting in tender and juicy meat with clear grain patterns. Typically used for hot pot or barbecue, it can be enjoyed with simple seasonings and is a favorite dish among meat lovers.
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  Tendon Meat

  Anglo is a dish made primarily from long strips of beef taken from the back of the cow, sliced thinly using precise knife skills, and then cooked with specially prepared seasonings. Its meat is tender and flavorful, making it a popular choice for hot pot or barbecue.
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  Signature Beef Tendon Balls

  Our signature beef tendon balls are made from high-quality beef tendons, finely chopped and mixed with a blend of spices, then hand-formed into round shapes. When cooked in a broth, they become tender yet chewy, offering a satisfying texture that pairs perfectly with hot pot or soup dishes.
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  Fresh Beef Tenderloin

  Fresh beef is a dish made primarily with high-quality beef slices. The beef slices are carefully selected to ensure tender and juicy meat. During preparation, the beef slices are quickly blanched until they change color, then served with a specially crafted sauce for a rich flavor and aromatic beef taste.
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  Cantonese Fried Tofu Skin

  Chao Shan fried tofu skin is a traditional snack from Chaozhou. It uses tofu skin as the main ingredient, which is filled with stuffing and then deep-fried until golden and crispy. The tofu skin is fragrant and crunchy, while the filling is delicious and flavorful, offering a rich and satisfying texture.
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  Cantonese Watercress

  Chao Shan watercress is made primarily with fresh watercress, combined with适量 garlic paste and seasonings. First, wash the watercress thoroughly, then sauté the garlic until fragrant, add the watercress and stir-fry quickly. Finally, season with salt and monosodium glutamate, stir briefly, and it's ready to serve—preserving the fresh and tender texture of the watercress.
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  Tender and Refreshing Meat

  Tender and refreshing pork is a dish primarily made with pork as the main ingredient. The carefully selected tender meat is marinated with a specially prepared seasoning, then quickly stir-fried to perfection. The dish offers a smooth and tender texture, with fresh and flavorful meat, complemented by适量 vegetables that add color and layers of texture.
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  Beef Tendon Hot Pot Base

  Beef tendon broth is made primarily from beef tendons, blanched and then simmered with spices and stock. The tendons are chewy yet tender, with a rich, savory broth often used as a base for hot pot or stews.
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  Corn

  Corn is a common ingredient that can be cooked in various ways, such as boiling, grilling, or stir-frying. When boiled, keeping the husks intact imparts a subtle fragrance to the corn. Grilled corn develops a slightly charred surface, offering a unique smoky flavor. Stir-fried corn is often paired with pine nuts and carrots, creating a colorful dish with rich textures and flavors.
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  Rice noodle sheet

  Kway teow is a flat rice noodle made from rice, typically soaked in water and steamed or boiled until soft and smooth. It's commonly stir-fried with meat, seafood, or vegetables, or added to soup for a savory noodle dish.

Reviews

• Falcon_17
  Honestly, a few little things here really stood out and made the experience better. First, the chest fat — after a quick dip in the hotpot it was so crispy and not greasy at all, which kinda surprised me. Second, they gave us some kind of cooling tea after the meal, and my stomach actually felt fine afterwards, no heaviness at all. But heads up — it gets pretty packed during dinner hours, so definitely try to go off-peak. The sauce station had these fried shrimp chips that totally reminded me of childhood, such a fun little surprise. If it's your first time, I'd say go for the tripe and the beef tendon balls — the meat was genuinely fresh, you can tell. Service was solid too, they helped adjust the broth and even brought out chopped celery for us. Overall, the ingredients and service totally justify the price, and yeah, this is a place I'd come back to regularly.