This vegan Massaman Curry combines crispy hasselback potatoes with a rich, creamy coconut curry sauce infused with warming spices, tamarind and roasted peanuts. Inspired by traditional Thai Massaman curry, it's comforting, fragrant and packed with layers of flavour.
Thai Beef Coconut Curry Soup is a rich Northern Thai inspired noodle soup similar to Khao Soi. Slow cooked beef simmers in a fragrant red curry broth made with chillies, lemongrass, galangal and coconut milk. Over several hours the beef becomes tender and the curry develops deep layers of flavour, balancing spice, sweetness and savoury fish sauce. Served with noodles, pickled vegetables and crispy fried noodles, this dish delivers both comforting warmth and complex Thai aromatics.
Ginataang Manok is a comforting Filipino coconut chicken stew made with bone-in chicken, ginger, garlic and onions simmered in rich coconut milk. Finished with tender green papaya and a touch of smoked paprika, it's a simple, homely dish that's perfect served with steamed rice.
This Steamed Sea Bream with Salted Soybeans & Chilli Hoisin Sauce is a classic Cantonese whole fish dish featuring delicately steamed sea bream finished with fragrant coriander, spring onions and a rich savoury sauce of fermented soybeans, hoisin and chilli bean paste. Perfect for sharing, it's traditionally served with steamed rice and green vegetables.
This Japanese Beef Rice Bowl, or Gyudon, is a comforting midweek meal featuring tender seared beef and sweet onions simmered in a savoury-sweet sauce of mirin, sake and soy. Served over fluffy rice with a silky egg and miso wakame soup, it’s simple, warming and full of Japanese flavour.
These traditional Hong Kong Almond Cookies are delicate, buttery biscuits with a wonderfully crumbly texture and a subtle vanilla and almond flavour. Inspired by the classic treats found in Cantonese bakeries, they're made with a rich butter dough, studded with almond flakes and finished with an egg wash for a beautiful golden glaze. Perfect with a cup of tea.
Beef Chow Fun is one of the most iconic Cantonese noodle dishes, known for its silky wide rice noodles and smoky wok hei aroma. Tender slices of rump steak are marinated in oyster sauce and Shaoxing wine, flash seared, then folded through fresh hor fun noodles with bean sprouts and Chinese chives. This Beef Chow Fun – Tender Beef Strips in a Smoky Noodle Stir Fry is all about heat control, timing and that signature charred edge that defines proper wok cooking.
Bún Bò Huế is a rich, deeply aromatic Vietnamese beef noodle soup known for its bold broth, fragrant lemongrass and signature red chilli oil. The stock is slowly simmered for hours to create a powerful umami base, then layered with shrimp paste, aromatic spice oil and a spicy saté chilli sauce. Finished with tender sliced beef, fresh herbs and a squeeze of lime, this dish delivers heat, depth and freshness in every spoonful.
Otak Otak is a classic Malaysian and Singaporean street food made with a fragrant fish mousse blended with spices, wrapped in banana leaves and grilled until lightly charred. Steamed inside the leaf while grilling, it's soft, smoky and packed with aromatic flavour.
These Pork & Prawn Gyoza are made completely from scratch with homemade dumpling wrappers and a juicy filling of pork, prawns, cabbage, shiitake mushrooms, ginger and garlic. Pan-fried until crispy, then steamed, they have a delicate wrapper with a golden crunchy base and a succulent filling.
Crispy and juicy Gyoza made by rock legend Miles Kane for a Wok & Roll Wednesday!
These plant-based dumplings showcase three different flavour combinations using OmniPork mince. Each filling is seasoned differently—one with peppery watercress, another with hoisin, celery and fennel, and a final spicy chilli garlic version. The dumplings are cooked using different techniques including pan frying with a crispy lattice and boiling, demonstrating how versatile dumplings can be in both flavour and texture.
Lassi is a traditional Indian yoghurt drink known for its refreshing, cooling qualities, especially in warm climates. Made with thick natural yoghurt and blended with ice and flavourings, lassi can be sweet, savoury or spiced depending on regional preference. In this version, three variations are prepared: a fruity mango lassi, a refreshing salty lassi with roasted cumin, and a fragrant masala lassi infused with warming spices.
Japanese Korokke are crispy golden croquettes filled with a rich mixture of mashed potato, beef and aromatic curry spices. Inspired by classic Japanese street food, these Japanese Korokke combine a smooth potato filling with sautéed vegetables and a thick curry roux that melts into the mash. The mixture is shaped, coated in flour, egg and panko breadcrumbs, then deep fried until perfectly crunchy. The result is a crispy exterior with a soft, savoury filling that makes Japanese Korokke one of the most popular comfort snacks in Japanese cuisine.
This Di San Xian is a classic dish from Northeast China, combining crispy potatoes, silky aubergine and sweet peppers in a savoury soy and Shaoxing sauce. Simple yet incredibly satisfying, it is a delicious vegan stir fry that is perfect served with steamed rice.
Korean Mandu are plump, juicy dumplings packed with flavourful fillings. This version combines kimchi, tofu and noodles for a rich, textured filling with a balance of spice, umami and freshness.
