Thai Coconut Chicken Soup (Tom Kha Gai)
Tom Kha Gai is a fragrant Thai coconut soup infused with galangal, lemongrass and lime leaves. Creamy, tangy and gently spicy, it’s a comforting yet refreshing dish perfect for a light meal.
Tom Kha Gai is a fragrant Thai coconut soup infused with galangal, lemongrass and lime leaves. Creamy, tangy and gently spicy, it’s a comforting yet refreshing dish perfect for a light meal.
Pineapple Buns are a classic Hong Kong bakery treat—soft, fluffy sweet buns topped with a crumbly, golden crust that resembles a pineapple. Often served warm with a slice of butter, they’re rich, nostalgic and irresistible.
Crispy Sweet & Sour Mandarin Glaze
American-Chinese Orange Chicken is one of the most iconic Chinese-American takeaway dishes, known for its crispy battered chicken coated in a glossy, sweet and tangy citrus sauce. This American-Chinese Orange Chicken recipe captures that nostalgic flavour while balancing real mandarin juice, dried mandarin peel and lime for a fresher, more layered citrus finish.
Traditionally deep fried until golden and crisp, the chicken is tossed quickly in a syrupy orange glaze that thickens instantly in a smoking hot wok. This version also works beautifully with tofu, keeping the coating crisp by spooning the sauce over instead of fully tossing.
Braised Chilli Tofu is a simple Korean-inspired home-cooked dish that’s all about gentle heat, mellow spice and deep savoury flavour. Firm tofu is pan-fried until golden to seal in moisture, then slowly braised in a sweet, spicy soy-based sauce infused with gochugaru and garlic. The result is tofu that’s soft inside, lightly crisp outside and completely soaked in a rich chilli broth – perfect with steamed rice to mop up every last drop.
Satay Bihoon is a Malaysian street food favourite featuring delicate rice vermicelli drenched in a rich, savoury peanut satay sauce. This AMAZING Rice Noodles with Peanut Sauce recipe layers aromatics, shrimp paste, tamarind and palm sugar to create a deep, balanced sauce that is slightly sweet, lightly sour and beautifully nutty.
Thai Green Curry is one of the most iconic Thai dishes, known for its vibrant colour, aromatic herbs and perfectly balanced flavours. Fresh green chillies, lemongrass, galangal and lime combine to create a fragrant curry paste that forms the base of the dish. In this version, delicate fish balls and prawns simmer in a rich coconut curry with Thai aubergines and fresh basil, creating a dish that is complex yet harmonious with sweet, salty, spicy and herbal notes.