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Nanjing Da Bairendong (Longhu Changling Tianjie Store)

江浙菜 · ⭐ 4.3

Fourth Floor, West Zone, Changtong Road No. 1 Courtyard, Changying Tianjie Shopping Center

Dishes

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  Nanjing Vegetarian Assorted Delight

  Nanjing Vegetarian Assorted Dishes is a vegetarian dish made primarily with various seasonal vegetables. Common ingredients include carrots, wood ear mushrooms, green peppers, shiitake mushrooms, and bean sprouts. After cutting and preparing the ingredients, they are blanched or stir-fried separately, then mixed and stir-fried together until well combined. Seasoning is added to complete the dish.
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  Traditional Sugar-Steamed Taro Sprouts

  Gu Fa Tang Yu Miao is a traditional dessert made primarily from taro and glutinous rice flour. The taro is cut into segments, steamed until tender, then mixed with glutinous rice flour and kneaded into a dough. This mixture is cooked in a pot with sugar until the taro becomes soft, sticky, and sweet, offering a delicate and smooth texture.
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  古法金缕蟹

  古法金缕蟹是一道传统手工菜，以鲜活大闸蟹为主料，拆取完整蟹肉与蟹黄。外层用极细的土豆丝或春卷丝炸成金黄酥脆的‘金缕’网状，包裹蟹肉成球状或饼状复炸定型。成品外酥内嫩，蟹肉鲜甜饱满，蟹黄醇香，搭配特调姜醋汁，口感层次丰富，咸鲜中带着微酸，突出蟹的本味与酥脆外壳的对比。
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  Heavenly King Roast Duck Buns

  Tian Wang Roast Duck Bao is a steamed bun filled primarily with roast duck meat, typically made with flour-based dough and stuffed with sliced roast duck, scallions, and sweet bean sauce.
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  Signature Salted Duck (Small Portion)

  Signature Salted Duck (small portion) is primarily made from fresh duck meat, processed through腌制 and boiling techniques. The duck meat is marinated with salt, spices, and seasonings, then boiled in water to preserve its original flavor and essence.
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  Meiling Porridge

  Meiling porridge from the Republic of China is made primarily from rice, with lean pork, eggs, goji berries, and a small amount of seasonings, all simmered together. First, rice is cooked until soft and tender; then finely chopped lean meat and beaten eggs are added. Finally, goji berries are sprinkled in, stirred well, and heated further until fully cooked.
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  Pan-fried Dumplings

  Pan-fried dumplings are a traditional snack made primarily from flour and fillings of meat or vegetables. The dumpling wrappers are thin with ample filling, typically pan-fried in a small amount of oil until the bottom becomes golden and crispy. They can be enjoyed with sauces such as vinegar or chili oil.
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  Classic Yangchun Noodles

  Old-fashioned Yangchun Noodles is a traditional Chinese noodle dish primarily made with thin noodles, lard or vegetable oil, scallions, and salt. To prepare, cook the noodles until done, then drain and mix with an appropriate amount of lard, salt, and chopped scallions for a simple yet flavorful dish.
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  Nanjing Roast Duck

  Nanjing roast duck is made from Beijing ducks, which are marinated and then roasted in a hanging oven. Before roasting, the duck is inflated to separate the skin from the meat, then coated with sugar water to enhance color and crispiness. It is finally slow-roasted over fruitwood charcoal until the skin turns golden and crispy while the meat remains tender and juicy. When serving, it is sliced thinly and wrapped in lotus leaf pancakes with sweet bean sauce, scallion strips, and cucumber sticks.
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  Chicken Broth White Fish

  Chicken broth white fish is a dish made with fresh white fish and cooked in chicken stock. After preparation, the white fish is placed in a pot with chicken broth, ginger slices, and other seasonings, then slowly stewed over low heat to allow the fish meat to absorb the essence of the broth while maintaining its tender texture.
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  Duck Blood and Vermicelli Hot Pot

  Duck blood and vermicelli hot pot is made primarily with duck blood, duck intestine, duck gizzard, and other duck offal, combined with vermicelli and broth. After slicing the duck offal, it is placed together with rehydrated vermicelli into a clay pot, then simmered slowly over low heat with water or duck bone soup until the ingredients are fully infused with flavor. Seasoning can be added according to taste at the end.

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