Cantonese Egg Rolls and Snow Peas
Cantonese Egg Rolls and Snow Peas -- layered with warm, patient spice.
Cantonese Egg Rolls and Snow Peas -- layered with warm, patient spice.
Black Bean Bao Buns in Garlic Sauce -- balanced between sweet, salt and heat.
Cantonese Mapo Tofu in Garlic Sauce -- balanced between sweet, salt and heat.
Black Bean Dan Dan Noodles and Snow Peas -- balanced between sweet, salt and heat.
Our Bao Buns leans on soy sauce and patience: deeply savory and worth the wait, then finished over Jasmine Rice.
Deeply satisfying Congee and Toasted Sesame, bright with acid and fresh herbs.
Our Chow Mein leans on soy sauce and patience: built on a slow, honest base, then finished and Snow Peas.
Deeply satisfying Fried Rice in Black Bean Sauce, simple ingredients treated with real care.
Our Mapo Tofu leans on soy sauce and patience: rich without ever feeling heavy, then finished with Scallions.
A Sichuan Mapo Tofu, rich without ever feeling heavy, and served in Black Bean Sauce.
A Steamed Congee, rich without ever feeling heavy, and served with Bok Choy.
Steamed Kung Pao Chicken with Scallions -- weeknight-fast but never a compromise.
A Ginger-Scallion Orange Chicken, deeply savory and worth the wait, and served with Bok Choy.
Our Kung Pao Chicken leans on soy sauce and patience: rich without ever feeling heavy, then finished and Snow Peas.
A Sichuan Mapo Tofu, rich without ever feeling heavy, and served over Jasmine Rice.
Our Dan Dan Noodles leans on soy sauce and patience: built on a slow, honest base, then finished in Black Bean Sauce.
Hot Dan Dan Noodles with Scallions -- weeknight-fast but never a compromise.
Deeply satisfying Chow Mein and Snow Peas, weeknight-fast but never a compromise.
Our Fried Rice leans on soy sauce and patience: kissed with char and smoke, then finished and Snow Peas.
Our Sweet and Sour Pork leans on soy sauce and patience: rich without ever feeling heavy, then finished in Garlic Sauce.
Our Bao Buns leans on soy sauce and patience: deeply savory and worth the wait, then finished in Black Bean Sauce.
A Wok-Fired Char Siu, the kind of plate you make on a quiet evening, and served over Jasmine Rice.
A Honey Wonton Soup, rich without ever feeling heavy, and served with Bok Choy.
Our Fried Rice leans on soy sauce and patience: built on a slow, honest base, then finished with Bok Choy.