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Categories Chef's special, Vegetables

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stir fired mixed vegetables

Vegetarian food, rich ingredients, taste good.

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mapo tofu

Spicy, tender, crisp, fragrant, fresh and other flavor, highlight the Sichuan "spicy" features.

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dry pot cauliflower with preserved pork

Ganguo cauliflower is a Hunan traditional dishes, belonging to the Department of Hunan, the main raw material is cauliflower; process is GanGuo, export sense crisp, but fragrant.

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spinach

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you mak chou

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stir fired green beans with pork mince

Dried stir-fried beans is a characteristic traditional dishes, belonging to Sichuan cuisine, taste dry spicy cool, appetizer wine. Making simple, easy to use, rich in nutritional value, is a color and flavor of home cooking.

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stewed silken tofu with crab roe

This is a delicious dish made from tofu and crab roe .

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boiled selected cabbage with ginkgo

This is a dish made from Chinese cabbage, ginkgo, chicken soup and pumpkin soup.

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Boiled choysum with wheat grain

This is a accompanied by the Guangdong wheat and cabbage dishes made of chicken soup.

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stir fried sweet corn with salted egg yolk

Corn and salted egg yolk are small things, but the two plus one, produced on the high-end was.

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