These Japanese Chicken Meatball Tsukune Skewers are juicy, savoury and coated in a glossy homemade teriyaki glaze. Made with freshly minced chicken thighs, sesame and ginger, they’re tender inside with a beautifully caramelised finish.
This tamarind hoisin braised duck is a rich, homely dish inspired by Jeremy Pang’s Saturday Special with Gressingham duck, slowly simmered until tender with a naturally thickened, glossy sauce.
Singapore Cream Cracker Pork is a beloved hawker-style dish commonly found in Scissors Cut Curry Rice stalls. Tenderised pork steaks are marinated with garlic and Chinese five-spice before being coated in crushed cream crackers and deep-fried until exceptionally crisp. The homemade cracker crumb creates an incredibly crunchy coating that's perfect served over rice with curry sauce or simply with chilli sauce and Japanese mayonnaise.
This Vietnamese Chicken Meatball Pho is fragrant, comforting and packed with fresh aromatic flavour. Tender lemongrass chicken meatballs are gently poached in a light spiced broth and served over silky rice noodles with herbs and lime.
This Peking-style Shredded Pork is tender, juicy and coated in a rich sweet-savoury hoisin glaze. Quick to cook and full of flavour, it’s perfect served with pancakes, rice or fresh vegetables.
Crispy Duck & Pancakes is a simplified take on the classic Chinese restaurant favourite, perfect for celebrations such as Chinese New Year. Instead of roasting a whole duck, this version uses duck breast for a quicker cook while still delivering that signature crispy skin, tender meat and sweet-sour balance.
Blanching the duck first removes impurities and helps tighten the skin, allowing for finer scoring and maximum crispiness. Served with a sharp cucumber pickle and a rich plum-based drizzle, this Crispy Duck & Pancakes recipe delivers crunch, sweetness, savoury depth and a refreshing punch of sour in every bite.
Biang Biang Noodles are wide, hand-pulled noodles from Xi’an, known for their chewy texture and dramatic “biang” stretching technique. Tossed in a fragrant chilli, garlic and black vinegar oil, they’re simple but packed with bold flavour.
Black Pepper Tofu is all about layering flavour. The tofu is marinated, coated and crisped before being wrapped in a deeply savoury sauce packed with black pepper at different stages. The result is crispy-edged tofu that softens slightly in the sauce while keeping its shape, delivering bold Cantonese-style spice and warming heat. This vegan dish proves that when flavour and texture are built properly, tofu can be just as satisfying as any meat stir fry.
