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A classic dish hailing from the Beijing-Tianjin region, Aged Vinegar Braised Pork Belly is a must-have for festive family gatherings. Distinguished from traditional Red-braised pork belly by its rich aged vinegar infusion, this dish boasts a delightful mellow fragrance. The addition of vinegar not only tenderises the pork, making it irresistibly succulent, but also imparts a nuanced sweet and sour flavour that strikes a perfect balance.

The dish is characterised by its indulgent texture—fatty yet not greasy. A harmonious pairing with steamed buns (bao), Aged Vinegar Braised Pork Belly is an ideal choice when seeking a hearty stew for the Chinese New Year celebrations. Its unique blend of flavours, combined with the tenderness of the braised pork, makes it a standout option for those looking to savour a traditional culinary experience.

Aubergine noodles are a profound delight in Chinese home cooking. This dish features creamy aubergines simmered with soy sauce, star anise, garlic, and spring onions, delivering a perfectly balanced taste. The addition of Sichuan peppercorns enhances its fragrance and depth, creating a truly satisfying flavour experience.

🍴Experience the Flavours of Old Shanghai 🍷

Step into the heart of Shanghai’s culinary heritage with this timeless classic, once a festive favourite in the city’s storied past. 🌟

Juicy, boneless pork chops are marinated in a perfectly balanced blend of soy sauce and fragrant spices, then lightly fried to achieve a golden crispness. 🥩✨ The magic unfolds as the chops are simmered with generous handfuls of fresh scallions 🧅, Shaoxing cooking wine 🍶, and a rich soy glaze, rounded off with a touch of sugar for that perfect hint of sweetness. 🍯 The result? Tender, flavour-packed pork infused with the aromatic essence of scallions—elevating every bite to pure comfort. 😋

A dish steeped in tradition and bursting with flavour, this is a culinary experience that feels both nostalgic and irresistible. Whether for a special dinner or a cosy treat, this Shanghai classic is sure to delight. ❤️

Experience the authentic taste of Sichuan with our Sichuan Crispy Pork🥓, a beloved street food from the heart of the region🐼. This dish offers the perfect harmony of crispiness and tenderness, with a satisfying crunch on the outside and melt-in-your-mouth, juicy pork on the inside.

At WowzaBox, we use only the finest pork neck, marinated in a carefully selected blend of Sichuan spices, including the renowned Sichuan peppercorn, which imparts its signature numbing sensation. Coated in a light batter and fried to golden perfection, the pork achieves the ideal balance of crisp exterior and succulent meat.

Complemented by our signature fruity dipping sauce🍍, the dish offers a burst of sweetness and a refreshing fragrance that perfectly balances the richness of the crispy pork. Ideal as a standalone dish, this Sichuan Crispy Pork is a must-try for anyone seeking a true taste of Sichuan’s bold and distinctive flavours🤤.

Treat yourself to this iconic dish, where every bite brings a satisfying celebration of flavour and tradition.

Savour the delightful fusion of flavours in our Teriyaki Chicken, a dish that perfectly balances sweet and savoury notes. Succulent chicken thighs are marinated in a rich cooking wine and soy, infused with hints of ginger, onion, and a touch of honey. Our Teriyaki Chicken promises a deliciously satisfying dining experience. Enjoy the harmonious blend of flavours and textures in every bite!

Mongolian Lamb Stir-fry is a celebrated dish that showcases the culinary charm of Chinese cuisine. We use premium New Zealand lamb leg, thinly sliced to ensure it remains tender and juicy during the quick stir-frying process. This method allows the lamb to fully absorb the rich sauce, delivering the best possible flavour and texture. Fresh spring onions not only enhance the lamb's natural deliciousness but also effectively mask any gaminess, ensuring each bite is a delightful surprise. Definitely a must-try!

Sweet and Sour Pork, known as "Gu Lao Rou" in Chinese, holds the distinction of being one of the earliest Chinese dishes to gain international acclaim. Its origins trace back to the Guangdong province, which was also the first port of call for Western travellers during the Qing Dynasty. Thanks to its delightful combination of sweet and tangy flavours, it quickly captivated the palates of Westerners, introducing them to the captivating realm of Chinese sweet and sour cuisine.

As time passed, this dish evolved, with the traditional blend of black vinegar and sugar being enhanced by the addition of zesty lemon juice and fruit-based sauces. The introduction of pineapple further elevated the dish, infusing it with an additional layer of fragrance that complemented the succulent pork perfectly. Soon, Chinese restaurants worldwide began serving this delectable creation, propelling the sweet and sour style to global prominence.

Today, you can encounter a variety of sweet and sour dishes on Chinese takeaway menus, many of which have been tailored to suit Western tastes. However, it's important to note that Sweet and Sour Pork, originating in China, remains the quintessential embodiment of this culinary style. It is an absolute must-try for anyone seeking an authentic and delicious taste of Chinese cuisine.

This savoury dish hails from the vibrant city of Tianjin, infused with rich culinary heritage. Tender diced topside beef is perfectly seared with fragrant garlic and onions, then enveloped in a bold, aromatic sauce of black pepper, light soy, and a touch of brown sauce. Every bite offers a harmonious blend of deep flavours, showcasing the essence of traditional Tianjin cuisine.

Discover the perfect balance of flavours with our Sticky Sweet and Sour Aubergine recipe. This vegan dish features aubergine fried with tomato and pepper, using a unique Chinese braised method that highlights the classic sweet and sour taste. Perfect for those looking for a tasty and satisfying vegetarian Chinese meal, this recipe is a true demonstration of authentic Chinese cooking. Try this vegan recipe and experience the rich, bold flavours that make it a standout in any plant-based diet.

Indulge in a classic that captures the essence of China’s beloved sweet and sour flavour profile. Our version, inspired by the Shanghai culinary tradition, highlights the perfect harmony between sugar and vinegar with a balanced hint of spice. To enhance the complexity, we’ve added a subtle smoky depth using smoked plum, creating a layered taste that’s truly captivating. For lovers of sweet and sour dishes, this is a must-try delight.

A signature late-night market staple, this Chinese stir-fry pairs the seasonal freshness of vegetables with the rich, umami notes of soy-based seasonings. A crowd-pleaser that's not only vegan-friendly but also universally delicious, it's easy to see why this dish remains an all-time favourite.

Indulge in the timeless flavours of a traditional Shandong-style chicken stir-fry, where tender pieces of chicken are expertly cooked with a savoury blend of soybean and flour paste, imparting a robust aroma that tantalises the senses. Complementing this delightful dish are crisp cucumbers and sweet carrots, lending their fragrant essence to the ensemble. For an added touch of luxury, toasted walnuts are sprinkled in, infusing each bite with a delightful richness. The result is a culinary masterpiece boasting a uniquely flavorful profile that captures the essence of Shandong cuisine.

A perfect dish to savour throughout the year, especially on chilly days. The simple method used here accentuates the umami of the pork, while the fragrance of Chinese mooli radish contributes a perfect balance. This dish is served with two delectable dips. The spring onion dip captures the tanginess of the spring onions and soy sauce, while the other one is crafted with signature Sichuan spicy bean paste, delivering a delightful kick that will leave your taste buds tingling and your mouth watering. A dish that offers you a dual culinary experience.

Three-Cup Chicken is a beloved dish in Chinese cuisine, originating from Jiangxi Province and refined in Taiwan. Named after its signature trio of ingredients – a cup of sesame oil, a cup of soy sauce, and a cup of cooking wine (Mi Chiu) – this dish delivers a rich, savoury flavour with depth and complexity. The sesame oil adds a silky richness, while the soy sauce and cooking wine infuse the chicken with a delightful, aromatic combination. Whether enjoyed as a comforting meal or a special treat, Three-Cup Chicken is a must-try for anyone looking to explore authentic Taiwanese and Jiangxi flavours.

The Yu-shiang style is one of China’s most celebrated stir-fry methods, with nearly a century of history. Originating in Sichuan, this technique has since found its way into various Chinese cuisines. The hallmark of Yu-shiang flavour is its unique blend of sweet and sour, highlighted by the distinctive taste of Sichuan pickled long chilies. These medium-hot chilies, pickled with star anise, sand ginger, and a medley of spices, bring a rich aroma to the dish.

At the heart of this stir-fry is tender, juicy minced pork, paired with wood ear mushrooms and spring bamboo shoots for a satisfying crunch. Enhanced by Sichuan bean paste and pickled ginger, each bite reveals layers of complex flavours, making this dish a perfect balance of taste and texture.

Red-braised pork belly, also known as Hóng-Shāo Pork Belly, is a renowned staple in many households. When talking about this dish, one cannot omit the name of Su Dongpo, a legendary figure who was not only a celebrated poet and calligrapher but also a culinary connoisseur. He is widely credited with creating this dish and even penned a verse about it: 慢著火，少著水，火候足時它自美 (Slow the fire, use less water; when the cooking time is sufficient, it will naturally be beautiful). The dish consists of cubed pork belly slow-cooked in a mixture of Shaoxing Wine, soy sauce, and aromatic spices. Although the seasoning is uncomplicated, the cooking time is crucial. Once cooked to perfection, the pork becomes irresistibly fragrant, sweet, and tender, melting in your mouth upon the first bite. It stands as one of the finest ways to prepare pork belly.

Indulge in this classic Cantonese stir-fry, where juicy king prawns are paired with crisp cucumbers, sweet carrots, and roasted cashew nuts. The dish highlights the natural umami of each ingredient, with a light seasoning that enhances the fresh flavours. The addition of crunchy, salty cashews brings a delightful contrast to the tender prawns, making this the perfect dish for a family meal. Simple, yet packed with delicious depth!

Inspired by a famous dish from Northeastern China, also known as Triple Umami Stir-fry, this vegan delight combines soft aubergine, sweet potatoes, and crunchy green peppers. The vibrant colours and rich textures complement each other perfectly, creating a dish that's both visually appealing and full of umami goodness.

A beloved comfort food from North East China, this dish is a true winter warmer. Succulent hand-sliced pork belly is simmered to perfection with tangy pickled Chinese leaves in a rich and fragrant sour broth. King prawns add an irresistible layer of umami, creating a harmony of flavours that’s deep and satisfying. One spoonful of this luscious broth and you'll be hooked! Best enjoyed with a steaming bowl of rice.

One of China’s most beloved comfort foods, Yellow Braised Chicken is a dish that brings warmth and flavour to any table. Tender chicken pieces are slow-cooked in a rich yellow sauce made with three different types of soybean paste, delivering a perfectly balanced aroma. Stewed with Shiitake mushrooms and white mushrooms, the dish gains an extra layer of umami, enhancing its depth of flavour. The savoury sauce, infused with soy sauce and Shaoxing wine, soaks into the chicken, making each bite truly delicious. Ideal when served with steamed rice to soak up the rich sauce, this dish is a perfect example of comforting Chinese cuisine—perfect for any occasion!

Pork intestine, a cherished delicacy among food enthusiasts, offers a bold aroma that intrigues some and delights others. We start by gently slow-cooking the intestines until perfectly tender, before expertly frying them with crisp Sichuan pickled mustard. The dish is then brought to life with a carefully balanced blend of Sichuan bean paste, light soy sauce, and a dash of vinegar, delivering a rich, nuanced flavour with a subtle kick. Perfectly paired with a cold pint, this dish promises a bold and satisfying taste experience you won’t forget.

A staple in Chinese home kitchens, this dish showcases the perfect balance of flavours. The crunchy texture of runner beans, often used in pickling, complements the savoury richness of minced pork. The subtle acidity of the beans adds a refreshing twist, elevating this classic stir-fry. Simple yet flavour-packed, it’s a comforting dish that brings home-cooked warmth to your table.

Tofu and Chinese leaf are a perfect match, and the addition of peanuts and spring onion, take the dish to the next level. Light ingredients, full body flavour. A vegan must-try.