
Sliced eels' back with garlic 
Crispy rice wrapping minced chicken with pine nuts
Zhejiang double-boiled superior shark's fin with chicken and ham
Sweet soya river shrimps in shell
Sweet and sour petit ribs
Jelly fish with spring onion
Smoked chicken
Red date paste cake
Deep-fried egg whites with red bean paste
Black glutinous rice with 8 delights (steamed)
Silver thread steamed/ fried bread
San Tsin Bao (Pan-fried small buns)
Scallion pancake
Wontons in spicy sauce
Hangzhou green vegetable rice
Noodles mixed with scallion oil
Stir fried thick noodles in Ningbo style
Xiao Loong Bao (Steamed soup-filled buns)
Dan Dan noodles
Baked radish puff pastry
Sesame pancake
Dried tofu slices stewed in Yangzhou style
Bread Bean Sauteed with Preserved Snow Cabbage
Sauteed sweet beans with shredded ham
Fried Crab in Soy Sauce with Rice Flour Cake 
Braised Tofu
Diced chicken with dried red chili
Tea-smoked duck
Crispy deep-fried chicken with 4 treasures
Roasted pork in honey sauce with butterfly pastry 
Pork ribs in vinegar
Double-boiled Meatballs 
Braised pork with squid
Egg whites faux crabs
Spicy small yellow croaker 
Chili prawn balls 
Steamed shad fish
Sauteed eel with chives
Steamed fine shredded mandarin fish
Crispy mandarin fish with pine nuts
Sliced gelatin ham
Sliced eels' back with garlic 
Small yellow croakers in wine
Marinated chicken with chili paste
Crispy vegetarian faux goose
Black glutinous rice with pumpkin and 8 delights
Crispy rice wrapping minced chicken with pine nuts
Zhejiang double-boiled superior shark's fin with chicken and ham
Sweet soya river shrimps in shell
Sweet and sour petit ribs
Jelly fish with spring onion
Salted duck
Smoked egg
Pickled radish
Double-boiled Fish Lips Soup with Chicken and Jin Hua Ham
Marinated pigeon in Shaoxing wingHuaiyang cuisine is one of the world famous Four Great Traditions of Chinese cuisines. Characterized by its unique features, thousands of guests have fallen in love with the cuisine. Huaiyang cuisine is representative of cuisines around the area of the middle and lower reaches of Chang Jiang River (Yangtze River) and Huai River. Yangzhou is the centre and place of origin of Huaiyang cuisine.
Chinese cooking is about culture, science and art. Huaiyang cuisine is a combination of these elements. Its manifestation of "caring the taste as its pivotal role and health as its objective" is a fundamental characteristic of Chinese cooking. (Source from Overseas Chinese Language and Culture Education Online – the history of Huaiyang cuisine)
Executive Chef Pan Jiulong learned cooking for four years in a famous fellow townsmen association restaurant in Central where he learned the essence of Huaiyang cuisine; after that, Chef Pan went to different countries to learn and work. He fused Huaiyang cuisine with some foreign elements, making the traditional cuisine more energetic and earning a good reputation for Zhejiang Heen. The most famous dish of our restaurant, minced meat in rice crusts, is the fusion of the concept of Japanese hand wrapped sushi with the cuisine.
Executive Sous Chef Xiao Weiwan has worked as a chef since 1975. He has studied in many famous Chinese restaurants the skills for cooking and has acquired excellent knife skills. He is an expert in cooking Huaiyang cuisine.