Close

Zui De Yi · Mountain Tea Oil Stir-Fried Local Chicken (Wangxiang Jiuyi City Store)

Home-style Chinese cuisine · ⭐ 4.6

4th Floor, Wanxiang Jiuyi City, No. 691, Xihuan Middle Road

Dishes

• 

  King Chicken Stir-Fry

  A Chinese home-style dish made by stir-frying chicken with chili, scallions, garlic, and ginger, resulting in tender meat and rich aroma.
• 

  Stir-fried Pig Liver

  Stir-fried pig liver is a dish made by quickly stir-frying fresh pig liver with seasonings such as green onions, ginger, and garlic. After slicing the pig liver, it is stir-fried together with the seasonings until fully cooked.
• 

  Drunk Pork Ribs

  Sweet and savory drunken spare ribs, made with pork ribs marinated, deep-fried until crispy, then simmered in yellow wine, soy sauce, and sugar to absorb rich wine and sauce flavors.
• 

  Rongcheng Lychee Meat

  Rongcheng Lychee Meat is a traditional Fujian dish made with pork tenderloin. The meat is cut into cubes, coated in starch, and deep-fried until crispy outside and tender inside. A sweet and sour sauce made from tomato ketchup, sugar, vinegar, and salt is mixed and tossed with the fried meat to coat it evenly. The dish has a bright red color, crispy exterior, tender interior, and a rich sweet-sour flavor.
• 

  Steam Pot Vegetable Platter

  Fresh seasonal vegetables such as carrots, broccoli, mushrooms, and potatoes are sliced and steamed in a special steam pot using gentle vapor. The dish retains the natural flavor and crisp texture of the vegetables, offering a nutritious and healthy meal.
• 

  Fish Slices

  Sliced fish is a dish made from fresh fish meat, thinly sliced and cooked in water or broth. It's typically served with ginger threads, scallions, and sometimes a touch of salt or cooking wine for simple seasoning.
• 

  Fuzhou Lychee Pork

  Fuzhou Lychee Pork is a traditional Fujian dish made with pork tenderloin cut into lychee-like pieces, coated in starch and deep-fried until golden. It's stir-fried with carrots, green peppers, and mushrooms, then seasoned with a sweet and sour sauce of sugar, vinegar, soy sauce, and ketchup for rich flavor.
• 

  All-you-can-eat Fee

  The buffet fee is a charge for unlimited meal options at restaurants or hotels, featuring various staples, meats, seafood, vegetables, and soups prepared by steaming, boiling, stir-frying, and grilling.
• 

  Furong Three Delicacies Steamed Egg

  Furong Three Delicacies Steamed Egg is made primarily from eggs, combined with shrimp, chicken, and mushrooms, then steamed. It has a smooth, tender texture and a clear, fresh broth.
• 

  Cheese Lychee Shrimp Balls

  Cheese lychee shrimp balls feature fresh shrimp coated in light starch and fried golden, paired with seedless lychee meat, finished with melted cheese sauce for a rich, creamy texture.
• 

  Lychee Pork

  Lychee meat is a Chinese dish made with pork tenderloin, cut into lychee-like pieces, marinated with starch and egg white, then deep-fried until crispy outside and tender inside. It's stir-fried with a sweet-and-sour sauce (made from ketchup, sugar, vinegar, and soy sauce) to coat evenly. The dish has a bright red color, crispy texture, and balanced sweet-and-sour flavor.
• 

  Shrimp and Pork Minced Egg Custard

  A Chinese steamed dish made with eggs, shrimp, and minced pork, known for its tender and savory flavor.
• 

  Crab Roe Tofu

  Crab Roe Tofu is a traditional delicacy featuring tender tofu and crab roe as its main ingredients. The preparation involves cutting the tofu into pieces, then stewing it together with fragrant crab roe, delicate crab meat, and appropriate seasonings until the tofu absorbs the rich flavors and the aroma of crab fills the air. Finally, the sauce is reduced and served in a dish, showcasing an appealing yellow-and-white color combination.
• 

  Spicy Duck Blood

  Spicy duck blood is a dish made primarily with duck blood, which is blanched to remove odor, then stir-fried or stewed with chili, Sichuan pepper, and doubanjiang to absorb the spicy flavor. It pairs well with bean sprouts or greens for added texture.

Reviews