Pork & Prawn Siu Mai
$7.00Four, steamed in bamboo, topped with roe.
Sichuan and Cantonese cooking
Wok hei, hand-pulled noodles, proper heat
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What the wok does best.
Four, steamed in bamboo, topped with roe.
Pork wontons under our own chilli oil, black vinegar and sesame.
Silken tofu, fermented bean paste, Sichuan pepper. Properly numbing.
Hand-pulled noodles, sesame, chilli oil, minced pork, preserved greens.
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A taste of the menu
A few of the things we are cooking. The full list is a click away.
Steamed and fried to order, three or four to a basket.
Four, steamed in bamboo, topped with roe.
Prawn dumplings in a translucent wrapper, pleated by hand.
Pork wontons under our own chilli oil, black vinegar and sesame.
Vegetable, fried crisp, four to a portion.
Fried light, tossed with chilli, garlic and spring onion.
Cooked hot and fast. Served to share, with rice.
Silken tofu, fermented bean paste, Sichuan pepper. Properly numbing.
Diced chicken, dried chilli, peanuts and a sharp vinegar edge.
Sirloin, peppers and onion in fermented black bean.
Boiled, sliced, then fried hard with leek and chilli bean paste.
Blistered in the wok with minced pork and preserved vegetable.
Whole sea bass, ginger, spring onion and hot soy poured over.
Our story
Sichuan and Cantonese cooking done at temperature: a wok hot enough to leave its mark on the food, noodles pulled by hand, and chilli oil made here.
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Flame, steam and the noodle bench.
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Closed · opens today 12 PM