Yong Hu Shanghai Banquet (Financial Street Branch)
江浙菜 · ⭐ 4.8
Level L4, Phase II Financial Street Shopping Center, No. 2 Jinchengfang Street
Dragon Mate tips
If you are traveling in China to visit Beijing, this restaurant is worth a stop for great food. This restaurant is located at Level L4, Phase II Financial Street Shopping Center, No. 2 Jinchengfang Street. It is a 江浙菜 place, and the flavors are varies by dish (start with the signature dishes). Dragon Mate recommends you try: 8-Second Lime Oil-Blasted Shrimp, Sizzling Eel Sauce, Braised Far-Sea Yellow Croaker.
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: Beijing
- Category: 江浙菜
- Rating: 4.8
- Address: Level L4, Phase II Financial Street Shopping Center, No. 2 Jinchengfang Street
- Popular dishes: 8-Second Lime Oil-Blasted Shrimp, Sizzling Eel Sauce, Braised Far-Sea Yellow Croaker, Pickled Far-Sea Large Yellow Croaker, Signature Braised Pork Belly
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Dishes
8-Second Lime Oil-Blasted ShrimpEight-second lime oil-burst shrimp is a dish made with fresh shrimp quickly stir-fried with lime juice, garlic, and chili. The shrimp stays tender, while lime adds a refreshing tang. Fast cooking highlights the natural flavors.
Sizzling Eel SauceFried Eel with Hot Oil is a Chinese dish primarily made with eel. The eel is cut into segments and stir-fried with seasonings such as garlic and ginger, then finished by pouring hot oil over it, creating a sizzling sound that gives the dish its name. The dish has a bright red color and tender eel meat.
Braised Far-Sea Yellow CroakerHome-style stewed deep-sea yellow croaker made with fresh fish, ginger, scallions, and cooking wine, slowly simmered to tender perfection, absorbing rich broth flavors.
Pickled Far-Sea Large Yellow CroakerPickled Far-Sea Large Yellow Croaker is a dish made with large yellow croaker from the far sea, which is pickled and then cooked. The main ingredients are large yellow croaker and seasonings, with a salty and fresh taste.
Signature Braised Pork BellySignature braised pork belly is a traditional delicacy made primarily with pork belly. The pork belly is cut into cubes, first pan-fried until slightly golden, then simmered slowly with caramelized sugar, cooking wine, soy sauce, and other seasonings until the meat becomes tender and the sauce thickens.
Roasted VegetablesRoasting vegetables involves baking cut or whole veggies like potatoes, eggplants, peppers, and corn over charcoal, in an oven, or on an electric grill. Typically brushed with oil and seasoned with salt or other spices to achieve a slightly charred exterior and tender interior.
Old Shanghai Smoked Sea BreamOld Shanghai smoked East China Sea pomfret is a dish made from fresh fish, marinated and then smoked with wood chips or tea leaves. The surface is slightly dry with a subtle smoky aroma and tender meat.
Old Shanghai NoodlesOld Shanghai Yangchun Noodles is a Chinese noodle dish made with fine wheat noodles, lard or vegetable oil, scallions, and salt. Cooked noodles are mixed with a bit of lard and served with clear broth made from pork or chicken bones, then topped with scallions.
Homemade Yellow Croaker Fish CakeFresh yellow croaker is deboned, minced into paste, mixed with starch, egg white, and seasonings, then shaped into fish cakes and steamed or pan-fried. The process emphasizes a delicate texture and elasticity.
Crab Roe Steamed BunSteamed pork and crab roe dumplings are a traditional snack made by wrapping a mixture of minced pork and crab roe in thin dough made from flour, then steaming them. To prepare, the pork is minced and mixed with crab roe, seasoned to taste, then wrapped in dough, pleated, and steamed until cooked.
Crispy Mandarin Fish with Shanghai FlairGrilled bream is cleaned, scored, marinated with salt and cooking wine, then lightly dusted with starch. Fried in hot oil until golden and crispy, then glazed with a sauce of soy sauce, sugar, vinegar, and water to create a crisp, scale-like texture.