Kim adds doenjang to his crispy scallion - seafood pancakes and his take on the popular
Szechuan dish mapo tofu, which are both good places to start familiarizing yourself with doenjang's earthy, salty flavor.
The enticing menu features signature Singaporean and Malaysian specialties such as Singapore Laska (vermicelli noodles, shrimp, chicken, spicy coconut soup and Thai basil) and Hainanese Chicken and Rice (poached chicken, chicken flavored rice and chili sauce), as well as Cantonese and
Szechuan dishes such as Kung Pao Scallops (vegetables, spicy chili, peanuts and black bean sauce) and Wonton Noodle Soup (chicken broth, minced pork dumplings, egg noodle and scallions).
Authentic Chinese, Cantonese and
Szechuan dishes prepared by Chef Xiao Jun, with over 150 dishes to choose from.
The main floor of the three level space features a window into the spotless kitchen, where you can see your authentic
Szechuan dishes being prepared.
Not exact matches
Szechuan Vegetables and Tofu — an easy vegan one pan Chinese
dish recipe for stir - fried vegetables with tofu in a fragrant spiced chilli sauce.
Szechuan Noodles with Beef — A classic asian noodle
dish, but made with your own flair.
A Chinese
dish named for the grandmother (mapo) who supposedly invented it, this
Szechuan recipe calls for black bean sauce, which can be found in the Asian section of most supermarkets or ordered online from ethnicgrocer.com.
The exotic
Szechuan peppercorn is perfect for Asian
dishes and leaves a burst of zingy, citrusy flavor on the tongue.
This Asian inspired eggplant
dish is the simplest way of replicating the delish taste of Americanized
Szechuan take - out, without all the unhealthy sugars and oils.
From The Author: «Tofu is simmered in a sweet - spicy garlic sauce to make
Szechuan Tofu, a vegan variation on a traditional Chinese
dish.
There were a paltry three
dishes, of
Szechuan chicken noodles; a mushroom, basil, rice and chicken
dish; and soya milk with red - bean dessert [see footnote].
The Japanese Chile is a well known player in Asian
dishes, especially
Szechuan!
A taste of East Asia with notorious regional ingredients including
Szechuan peppercorns, lemongrass, seaweed, ground kaffir lime leaves and shiitake mushroom powder - all freshly ground & blended into recipe - ready spice blends for cooking your favorite
dishes like Japanese or Thai green curry or your favorite
Szechuan recipe!
This
dish gets its distinctive flavor from
Szechuan peppercorns, which have a mild, peppery heat.
Sichuan or
Szechuan pepper is commonlyfound in China and used in many Chinese and Japanese
dishes, but it is also a good addition to chicken noodle soup.
I might still try to order a couple
dishes from a local
Szechuan place we like but mostly, the monster I created will win out.