True Taste Taiwanese Cuisine
特色菜 · ⭐ 4.5
Saivela Commercial Street, No. 49-118, Xinming Middle Road
Dragon Mate tips
If you are traveling in China to visit Wuxi, this restaurant is worth a stop for great food. This restaurant is located at Saivela Commercial Street, No. 49-118, Xinming Middle Road. It is a 特色菜 place, and the flavors are varies by dish (start with the signature dishes). Dragon Mate recommends you try: Three-Cup Chicken, Wu Geng Chang Wang, Five-Spice Roll.
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: Wuxi
- Category: 特色菜
- Rating: 4.5
- Address: Saivela Commercial Street, No. 49-118, Xinming Middle Road
- Popular dishes: Three-Cup Chicken, Wu Geng Chang Wang, Five-Spice Roll, Taiwanese Chicken, Taiwanese Rice Noodles
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Dishes
Three-Cup ChickenThree-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.
Wu Geng Chang WangA Guizhou specialty dish made with pork intestines and duck blood, stir-fried with chili and garlic for a rich, spicy flavor.
Five-Spice RollFive-spice rolls are made by wrapping seasoned meat or vegetarian filling in tofu skin, then steamed or pan-fried. Main ingredients include tofu skin, minced pork or plant-based products, and seasonings like five-spice powder, soy sauce, scallions, and ginger.
Taiwanese ChickenTaiwanese chicken is a dish with Taiwanese flavors, primarily made with chicken. The preparation involves marinating the chicken, then frying it until golden and crispy, and finally cooking it with a specially prepared seasoning.
Taiwanese Rice NoodlesA traditional Taiwanese dish made with thin rice noodles, cooked in a savory broth with pork, shrimp, and mushrooms. Served with herbs and chili oil for added flavor.
Taiwanese SausageTaiwanese sausage, made primarily from pork, is finely chopped, seasoned, and stuffed into casings. Using a unique baking technique, the sausage develops a slightly charred exterior while maintaining a tender and juicy interior, presenting an appealing red color. It can be sliced and served with rice or enjoyed directly as a snack.
Taiwanese Sausage and Salted Pork PlatterA platter featuring Taiwanese sausage and salted pork, delicately prepared by steaming or pan-frying for a rich, savory flavor.
Taiwanese Sesame Oil ChickenA traditional Taiwanese dish made with chicken, black sesame oil, ginger, and rice wine, known for its rich aroma and nourishing properties.
Tower EggplantA Chinese dish made by stacking sliced eggplants and cooking them, often with a savory sauce or minced meat.
Spicy Stir-Fried Organic CauliflowerDry Pot Organic Cauliflower is a dish primarily made with organic cauliflower, seasoned with辅料 such as chili peppers, garlic, and ginger, and stir-fried quickly over high heat. The cauliflower is cut into small florets, blanched, then stir-fried in a dry pot with seasonings to allow the ingredients to fully absorb the flavors.
Fried Squid BallsFried squid balls are made from fresh squid meat mixed with seasonings, shaped into balls and deep-fried until golden and crispy, offering a tender and savory seafood delight.
Braised Pig's Trotter and Chicken SoupA flavorful soup made with pig's trotter and chicken, slow-cooked with secret spices for a rich, savory taste.
Oyster OmeletteOyster omelet is a traditional snack made primarily with oysters (mussels). Fresh oysters are mixed with starch and water to form a batter, then combined with ingredients such as green onions. The batter is poured into a heated pan with oil and fried until golden brown on both sides, then topped with a specially prepared sauce.
Lu Rou FanA classic Taiwanese dish featuring slow-cooked pork in a savory sauce, served over steamed rice.