Jiufeng · Fusion Innovative Cuisine (Xiaokunshan Store)
江浙菜 · ⭐ 4.5
No. 56 Heqi Street, Building C
Dragon Mate tips
If you are traveling in China to visit Shanghai, this restaurant is worth a stop for great food. This restaurant is located at No. 56 Heqi Street, Building C. It is a 江浙菜 place, and the flavors are varies by dish (start with the signature dishes). Dragon Mate recommends you try: Shanghai Braised Pork, Soul-Stealing Latte Fish Head Hot Pot, Double Pepper Fish Head.
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: Shanghai
- Category: 江浙菜
- Rating: 4.5
- Address: No. 56 Heqi Street, Building C
- Popular dishes: Shanghai Braised Pork, Soul-Stealing Latte Fish Head Hot Pot, Double Pepper Fish Head, Taizhou Tofu, Salted Pork with Fresh Bamboo Shoots and Taizhou Tofu
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Dishes
Shanghai Braised PorkShanghai braised pork belly is made with fatty pork belly, blanched and then stewed with rock sugar, light soy sauce, dark soy sauce, cooking wine, ginger slices, and star anise until tender and glossy red.
Soul-Stealing Latte Fish Head Hot PotA rich fish head hot pot infused with a unique latte sauce, blending coffee aroma with savory fish flavor for an unforgettable taste experience.
Double Pepper Fish HeadDouble Pepper Fish Head is made with fresh fish head as the main ingredient, stir-fried with green and red peppers. The fish head is marinated, then pan-fried until golden brown, and then stir-fried together with sliced double peppers. Appropriate seasonings are added and simmered to allow the fish head to absorb the flavors while keeping the peppers fresh and fragrant.
Taizhou TofuTaiZhou tofu is a dish featuring soft tofu as the main ingredient, often paired with minced pork, shrimp, or mushrooms. It's prepared by pan-frying or stewing, where tofu cubes are first lightly fried until golden, then simmered with seasonings and ingredients to absorb the flavorful broth.
Salted Pork with Fresh Bamboo Shoots and Taizhou TofuA traditional Zhejiang dish featuring fresh bamboo shoots, salted pork, and soft tofu, stir-fried to perfection.
Salted Pork with Pumpkin and Freshwater CrabA dish featuring salted pork, pumpkin, and fresh June crab, simmered together for a rich, savory flavor.
Beer-Braised Wild DuckBeer-braised wild duck is a dish made with wild duck, beer, ginger, garlic, and other seasonings simmered slowly. The meat of the wild duck is firm, and combined with the rich aroma of beer, it has a delicious taste.
Sichuan-Hunan Spicy ChickenA spicy cold dish made with chicken, peanuts, and chili oil, popular in Sichuan and Hunan cuisine.
Huizhou Gegen Powder DumplingsHuizhou Gegen Powder Dumplings are a traditional snack from Anhui Province, made primarily from high-quality kudzu powder mixed with water and steamed into soft, fragrant balls, often served with sweet or savory sauce.
Shanghai-style smoked fishBeng-style smoked fish is a traditional Shanghai dish made primarily from mandarin fish or grass carp. The fish pieces are first marinated to absorb flavor, then deep-fried until golden and crispy, and finally soaked in a specially prepared smoking sauce to absorb its rich umami essence.
Pickled Pepper Pig Intestine and FrogA spicy Sichuan dish featuring pork intestines and frog cooked with pickled peppers and fermented bean paste, delivering a bold, numbingly hot flavor.
Sea Emperor Silver Thread SoupA delicate soup made with fresh seafood like shrimp, fish, and crab, combined with egg white and broth for a smooth, savory flavor.
Rose-Scented Roast DuckRose-scented roasted duck is made primarily from duck, which is marinated and then roasted in a hanging oven. During marination, rose jam, cooking wine, soy sauce, and other seasonings are added to allow the duck meat to absorb the fragrance of roses. During roasting, the duck skin becomes crispy while the duck meat remains tender, infused with a subtle rose aroma.