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Imperial Spring Fish Head Clay Pot

Published: 2026-11-15 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-11-15 — Made with fresh Xian’gu fish heads from Bai Teng Lake, braised in a large clay pot with scallions, garlic, ginger, cilantro, Shaoxing wine, and other seasonings using the dry-braising method. Rich in aroma, flavorful, and tender. It’s a signature dish at Royal Banquet Hall.    Imperial Spring Imperial Clams are made with plump, meaty yellow clams from Shangheng, Doumen, steamed in a small bowl with minced garlic. The dish has a rich, savory sauce and tender meat that lingers on the palate.…

Imperial Spring Fish Head Clay Pot

   Made with fresh Xian’gu fish heads from Bai Teng Lake, braised in a large clay pot with scallions, garlic, ginger, cilantro, Shaoxing wine, and other seasonings using the dry-braising method. Rich in aroma, flavorful, and tender. It’s a signature dish at Royal Banquet Hall.

   Imperial Spring Imperial Clams are made with plump, meaty yellow clams from Shangheng, Doumen, steamed in a small bowl with minced garlic. The dish has a rich, savory sauce and tender meat that lingers on the palate. It’s a specialty dish that’s hard to find in the city.

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