Chow Mein
Chow mein literally means 'stir-fried noodles' and this contemporary dish is equally popular throughout southern China as it is worldwide
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Chow mein literally means 'stir-fried noodles' and this contemporary dish is equally popular throughout southern China as it is worldwide
Fried rice is fundamentally about texture contrast: individual grains coated entirely with hot oil, remaining crispy and…
Fried wuntun are crispy deep-fried parcels filled with a seasoned pork and Parma ham mixture, flavoured with ginger, soy…
Fresh egg noodles tossed in a glossy, sweet-savoury sauce of kecap manis, soy, ketchup, sesame oil and shrimp paste…
A hot-water dough - flour mixed with water (just-boiled) - for a tender, slightly stretchy wrapper that doesn't dry out
A filling of minced pork and chopped prawn binds with coriander root (pounded with garlic and white pepper into the…
Pork belly is hand-diced into 1 cm cubes (skin on), parboiled, then braised slowly in a fragrant mixture of soy…
A pork-mince filling with carrot, onion, garlic, soy and pepper rolls tightly into thin spring-roll wrappers, finger-sized
Aromatics fry, then chicken and prawns sauté fast
Made popular by Chinese restaurants and takeaways, these are another menu item that have been adapted to have a subtle Thai flavour
Of the four main ramen styles, shoyu (soy) is the cleanest and most aromatic, leaning on a clear roasted-chicken broth…
A yeasted dough enriched with milk, sugar and butter rises for 1 hour
Three components assemble at service
A comforting Chinese soup featuring delicate pork-filled wontons poached and served in a clear chicken broth, garnished…