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Category
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English Name
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Cantonese
Pronunciation
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How Prepared
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Description
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Dumpling (gow)
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Shrimp Dumpling
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ha gow
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steamed
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Large fresh shrimp, bamboo shoots wrapped in a thin rice
flour skin
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Pork Dumpling
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siu mai
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steamed
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Minced pork, bits of shitake mushroom, shrimp wrapped in
wonton skin
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Chive Dumpling
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gow choy gow
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steamed
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Chopped chives, napa cabbage wrapped in a medium thick
rice flour skin
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Scallop Dumplings
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dai gee gow
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steamed
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Large fresh scallop, bamboo shoots wrapped in a thin rice
flour skin
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Shark’s Fin Dumplings
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yue chee gow
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steamed
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Shark’s fin, minced pork wrapped in a thin rice flour skin
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Pot Stickers
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waw teep
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pan fried
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Minced pork, ginger in a thick rice flour skin with a
browned crispy bottom and soft on top, served with a vinegar soy sauce
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Chiu Chow Dumplings
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chiu chow fun gaw
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steamed
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Minced pork, cilantro, dried shrimp in a medium rice flour
skin
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Boiled Dumplings
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sui gow
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boiled
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Minced pork, finely chopped ginger wrapped in a thick rice
flour skin
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Buns (bao)
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Roast Pork Bun (baked)
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guk cha siu bao
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baked
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Round, brown bun filled with roast pork and onion in a
little sauce (salty)
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Pineapple bun
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baw law bao
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baked
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Round, yellow crumb topping over a brown bun (sweet)
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Custard bun
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nai wong bao
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baked
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Round, brown bun filled with custard (sweet)
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Cocktail bun
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gai mei bao
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baked
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Elongated brown bun with a sweet buttery filling, topped
with sesame seeds (sweet)
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Roast Pork Bun (steamed)
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jing cha siu bao
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steamed
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Round, lumpy white bun with roast pork (salty)
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Pork & vegetable bun
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choy yuk bao
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steamed
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Round, smooth white bun with minced pork, vegetables
(salty)
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Chicken bun
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gai bao
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steamed
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Round, smooth white bun with minced chicken, vegetables
(salty)
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Small steamed pork buns
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siu lung bao
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steamed
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Small, round dumpling like bun with minced pork,
vegetables and filled with hot broth (salty)
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Lotus seed paste bun
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lin yung bao
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steamed
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Round, smooth white bun with lotus seed paste (sweet)
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Black bean paste bun
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dao sa bao
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steamed
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Round, smooth white bun with black bean paste (sweet)
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Rice Rolls (cheung fun)
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Rice roll
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sin ha cheung (fresh shrimp)
ha mai cheung (dried shrimp)
ngow yuk cheung (beef)
cha siu cheung (roast pork)
yue peen cheung (fish)
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steamed
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Long, flat white rice noodle roll filled with one of the
meats listed, topped with oil and soy sauce
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Fried dough in a rice roll
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ja leung
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steamed
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Long, flat white rice noodle roll filled with a piece of
fried dough (usually eaten with congee), topped with oil and soy sauce
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Pan fried rice roll
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jeen cheung fun
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steamed / pan fried
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Long, flat white rice noodle roll mixed with fresh shrimp,
scallion, steamed, then slightly pan fried, served with hoisin sauce
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Seafood (hoi sin)
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Jelly fish skin
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hoi jeet pay
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boiled
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Noodle like, tan colored pieces of jelly fish skin,
rubbery texture, served in sesame oil with slivers of cucumber
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Clams, snails or oysters in black bean sauce
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see jup chow fa heen / sek law / sang ho
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stir fried
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Shellfish stir fried in a sauce mixture of black beans,
garlic and soysauce
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Salt & pepper shrimp or squid
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jiu yeem ha / mak yu
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deep fried
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Shrimp or squid dipped in a very light batter with salt
and pepper and deep fried with small pieces of red pepper and scallion
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Curried squid
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ga lei yau yue
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steamed
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Squid cooked in a slightly spicy yellow curry sauce
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Fried squid
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ja yau yue
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deep fried
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Fried squid in a light batter
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Shrimp balls
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ha kow
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steamed
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Chopped shrimp mixed with flour and cilantro, steamed and
served with a brown sauce
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Meat (yuk)
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Spare ribs in black bean sauce
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jing pai gwut
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steamed
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Bite-size pieces of spare rib steamed in black bean and
garlic sauce
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Duck wings in five spice sauce
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noh sui ngaap yik
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boiled
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Braised duck wings in five spice sauce
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Salted chicken feet (white)
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haam sui gai geuk
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boiled
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Chicken feet boiled in salted water
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Duck feet
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ngaap jeung
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steamed
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Duck feet steamed in black bean and garlic sauce
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Chicken feet in black bean sauce or phoenix claws
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see jup gai geuk / fung jow
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steamed
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Chicken feet steamed in black bean and garlic sauce, and
sometimes with a small piece of hot pepper
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Meatballs (beef)
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ngow yuk yuen
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steamed
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Minced beef, cilantro and flour rolled in a ball and
steamed
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Tofu skin wrapped over chicken
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Sin juk guen
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steamed
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Thin layers of tofu skin wrapped with chicken, mushroom,
bamboo shoots, steamed in a brown sauce
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Beef tripe with ginger & scallion
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geung chung ngow paak yeep
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steamed
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White strips of beef tripe steamed with ginger and
scallion
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Beef intestine with turnip
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ngow jaap law baak
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braised
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Beef intestine braised in five spice sauce with Chinese
turnip
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Beef stew with turnip
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ngow naam law baak
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braised
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Beef brisket braised in five spice sauce with Chinese
turnip
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Roast pork (red)
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cha siu
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roasted
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Roast pork loin strips (red), salty and slightly sweet if
cooked with honey
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Roast pork (brown)
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siu yuk, faw yuk
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roasted
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Roast pig, crunchy brown skin over a layer of fat and
salty tasting meat
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Roast duck
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siu ngaap
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roasted
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Roast duck, golden brown crispy skin and tender meat with
a salty flavor
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Soy sauce chicken
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see yau gai
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boiled
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Chicken cooked in sweetish soy sauce
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Vegetable (jai / choy)
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Chinese broccoli with oyster sauce
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ho yau gai laan
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boiled
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Boiled Chinese broccoli served with oyster sauce
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Choy sum with oyster sauce
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ho yau choy sum
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stir fried / boiled
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Stir fried or boiled choy sum (like mustard green) served
with oyster sauce
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Bean curd skin roll
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jin foo pei guen
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pan fried
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Thin layers of tofu skin wrapped with strips of shitake
mushroom, bamboo shoots, bean sprouts, carrot and celery
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Vegetable spring roll
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jai chun guen
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deep fried
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Thin layers of dough wrapped with shitake mushroom, bamboo
shoots, bean sprouts, carrot and deep fried
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Scallion pancakes
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chung yau beng
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pan fried
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Pancake like pastry filled with chopped scallions and pan
fried
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Congee
(juk)
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Also referred to as gruel or porridge, this is rice boiled
in water to form a thick soup and includes various ingredients for
flavor. Usually accompanied with
fried dough sticks (yau tew) cut into small chunks, and topped with chopped
scallions and/or slivers of fresh ginger.
Sometimes cooked with tofu sticks (fu juk).
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Salted duck egg with pork congee
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pei daan sau yuk juk
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boiled
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Congee with bits of the black, jellied part of the
preserved duck egg and slices of lean pork
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Stockfish and peanut congee
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chai yue fa sung juk
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boiled
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Congee with chunks of stockfish and peanuts
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Sampan congee
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teng jai juk
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boiled
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Congee with bits of squid, pork hips and pig skin
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Fish filet or fish paste congee
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yue peen juk
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boiled
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Congee with chunks of boneless fish chunks or fish paste,
ginger and scallions
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Rice
(faan)
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faan
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Lotus leaf rice wrap
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haw yip faan
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steamed
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White rice mixed with bits of mushroom, sausage, pork,
dried shrimp, diced vegetables, and steamed while wrapped in a large lotus
leaf
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Bamboo leaf wrapped rice
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naw mai gai or jun jue gai
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steamed
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Glutinous rice mixed with bits of chicken, pork, sausage
and mushroom steamed while wrapped in bamboo leaves
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Yang Chow Fried Rice
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yeung chow chow faan
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Stir fried
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Fried rice with bits of roast pork, shrimp, peas,
scrambled eggs and shredded lettuce
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Yin Yang Fried Rice
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yin yeung chow faan
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Stir fried
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Specialty fried rice – base is rice mixed with bits of
scrambled egg, topping is two-sided; one side has a white sauce with shrimp
and peas, the other side is a red, tomato based sauce with sliced chicken and
onion, topping is placed in a yin yang design
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Salted Fish and Chicken Fried Rice
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haam yue gai lup chow faan
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Stir fried
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Fried rice with bits of salted fish, chicken slices,
chopped vegetable (Chinese broccoli or asparagus) and ginger
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Seafood Fried Rice
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hoi sin chow faan
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Stir fried
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Fried rice with shrimp, scallops, lobster and crabmeat
mixed with vegetables
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Fried sticky rice
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saang chow naw mai faan
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Stir fried
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Glutinous rice stir fried with bits of shitake mushroom,
sausage and dried shrimp
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Steamed ribs with rice
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pai gwut faan
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Steamed
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White rice topped with steamed ribs in black bean sauce
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Sausage and chicken with rice
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laap cheung gai lup faan
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Steamed
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White rice topped with a mixture of Chinese sausage and
chopped chicken pieces cooked in a brown sauce with ginger
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Shrimp, peas and egg white over rice
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ha yan watt daan faan
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Steamed
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White rice topped with shrimp and peas in a white sauce
mixed with egg whites
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Roast pork with rice
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cha siu faan
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Steamed
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White rice topped with slices of roast pork and sauce
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Roast duck with rice
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siu ngaap faan
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Steamed
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White rice topped with slices of roast duck
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Soy sauce chicken with rice
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see yau gai faan
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Steamed
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White rice topped with slices of soy sauce chicken
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Noodles
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Meen/Fun
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Fried egg noodles
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chow meen (leung meen wong)
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pan fried
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A bed of pan fried, thin, yellow egg noodles topped with
beef, chicken, pork or seafood mixed with vegetables in a brown sauce
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