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Thai Omelette with Nam Prik Pao is a classic Thai street-style dish featuring a light, crispy
omelette served with a rich homemade chilli paste. The omelette is flavoured simply with fish
sauce, spring onion and chilli, then cooked in hot oil to create crisp edges and a fluffy centre.
The Nam Prik Pao paste adds depth with dried chillies, garlic, dried shrimp and tamarind,
creating a sweet, savoury and spicy accompaniment.
Crispy Hong Kong Style Salted Egg Prawns
Tasty Chinese Salted Egg Yolk Prawns are a classic Hong Kong restaurant favourite, known for their ultra crispy prawns coated in a rich, creamy salted duck egg yolk sauce. This Tasty Chinese Salted Egg Yolk Prawn recipe delivers that signature balance of savoury, sweet and umami flavour, with evaporated milk creating a smooth sauce that clings perfectly to each crispy prawn.
Salted duck eggs are preserved in brine for around 30 days, which transforms the yolk into a firm, crumbly and intensely savoury ingredient. When steamed and mashed, the yolk forms the base of a luxurious sauce that becomes thick and glossy once reduced in the wok.
Sichuan Hot Pot is a classic Chinese communal meal featuring a deeply flavoured broth infused with chilli bean paste, Sichuan peppercorns and aromatic spices. Guests cook their own meats, vegetables and noodles at the table before dipping them into personalised sauces for the ultimate interactive feast.
This Pork Belly Braised E-Fu Noodles is a comforting one-wok meal featuring tender pork belly, earthy mixed mushrooms and silky E-Fu noodles braised in a rich savoury sauce. Perfect for colder days, it's packed with deep umami flavour and makes an easy family dinner.
This Malaysian Chicken Curry is rich, aromatic and deeply comforting, layered with fragrant spices, coconut sweetness and tender chicken. Perfect served with coconut rice for a full nasi kandar experience.
Bao Bun Steaming Techniques
Steaming is the gold standard method for cooking bao buns and dim sum. A traditional bamboo steamer naturally absorbs excess condensation, preventing water from dripping back onto your food. However, if you do not own a bamboo steamer, there are several effective alternatives that will still give you light, fluffy bao without sogginess.
The key principle is controlling condensation. Any flat metal or glass lid will collect steam, which then drips back down onto the bao. Managing that moisture is the difference between perfect bao and soggy buns.
These Thai-style mussels are a quick, aromatic dish cooked in a fragrant coconut sauce with lemongrass, galangal and herbs. The rich, creamy broth is balanced with fish sauce and palm sugar, creating a perfect harmony of sweet, savoury and fresh flavours.
Crispy Pork Belly is one of the most celebrated dishes in Chinese roast meat cooking, prized for its contrast of juicy, tender pork and incredibly crisp crackling skin. This Crispy Pork Belly recipe follows a classic Chinese preparation technique that focuses on drying the skin, seasoning the meat and carefully roasting the pork in stages to achieve the perfect fluffy crisp. By blanching the pork first, curing the surface with salt and finishing with rice vinegar, this Crispy Pork Belly delivers that signature bubbly crackling with rich, succulent meat underneath.
Xian Bing is a traditional northern Chinese street food often described as a Chinese meat pie or pan fried dumpling pancake. These golden crispy pastries are filled with a juicy minced beef mixture flavoured with ginger, spring onion, oyster sauce and aromatic Sichuan peppercorn. The dough is simple and soft, allowing the filling to remain tender while the outside becomes beautifully crisp in the pan. This Xian Bing recipe focuses on balancing texture with flavour, delivering a crispy golden crust and a rich, savoury filling that bursts with juices when you bite into it.
