Kung Pao Chicken
Wok-tossed chicken with dried chilies, roasted peanuts, scallions, and a tangy sauce; steamed rice is available separately.
$18.00
Chinese Neighborhood Favorites
Dim Sum, Wok Favorites, and Good Company
Open a bamboo basket, pass a favorite wok dish, and pour another cup of tea. There is plenty to enjoy together.
Baskets to Begin
Start with steamed har gow, open-topped siu mai, or potstickers with crisp golden bases.
Lively Wok Flavors
Explore ginger, garlic, savory sauces, and vegetables that bring different textures to the table.
Made for Sharing
Mix individual rice bowls with shared platters so everyone can discover another favorite bite.
A Gentle Sweet Finish
Choose warm egg tarts, chilled mango pudding, or sesame sweets after your savory plates.
From Steam Basket to Wok
Good Meals Begin Around a Shared Table
Our kitchen follows the rhythm of a shared Chinese meal: a warm basket of dumplings, vegetables with a little crunch, and a wok dish everyone reaches for. We enjoy the contrast between gentle steam and lively heat. Choose a familiar favorite or try a different combination, then let rice and tea bring the table together.
A small basket, a generous platter, and time to pass both around.
Baskets, Bowls, and Shared Plates
Find Your Next Favorite in the Wok
Begin with dim sum, add a wok favorite, and bring vegetables and rice into the mix.
Made for Sharing
Pass the Plates and Pour More Tea
From a quiet lunch to a family dinner, build a meal with different textures and room for everyone.
Dim Sum and Tea
Begin slowly with small baskets and jasmine tea. Compare delicate dumpling wrappers with the crisp base of a potsticker.
A Family Dinner
Bring your group and choose complementary wok dishes, vegetables, and rice. Contact us first about seating larger parties.
Your Familiar Favorite
Return for beef and broccoli, lo mein, or a warming bowl of soup when a familiar flavor sounds right.
A Moment Worth Sharing
The har gow wrappers were delicate, and the beef and broccoli gave everyone something familiar to share. We liked building the meal a few plates at a time.
Our table kept passing the potstickers back around. The crisp bases and soy vinegar dip made a lovely start before the noodles arrived.
Jasmine tea, garlic greens, and a generous rice bowl made the meal feel relaxed. There was enough variety for everyone to find a favorite.
We asked about spice before choosing the wok dishes. Having that conversation helped us put together a dinner that suited the whole group.
The mushroom tofu brought a different texture beside the crisp spring rolls. We enjoyed choosing plates that worked together instead of ordering the same thing.
I came for chicken lo mein and stayed for warm egg tarts. The contrast between savory noodles and flaky pastry was just right.
Sharing dumpling baskets turned a simple family dinner into a longer catch-up. A pot of tea gave us another reason to settle in.
Steam, Sizzle, and Warm Light
A Closer Look at Our Chinese Kitchen
Explore bamboo baskets, dishes from the wok, and the small details around our dining room.
Planning Your Chinese Meal
A Few Details Before You Join Us
Learn about table requests, shared dishes, spice preferences, and discussing ingredients with our team.
How do I request a table?
Choose a day, time, and group size in the request form. Our team will call to confirm the details; submitting the form does not immediately reserve a table.
Are the dishes suitable for sharing?
Many wok dishes arrive as shared platters, while soups and rice have their own listed portions. Our team can help you balance the order for your group and appetite.
Can I choose a milder dish?
Tell us your spice preference before ordering. Some sauces and prepared fillings already contain chili or pepper, so our team will explain which dishes can be adjusted.
Do you offer dishes without meat?
Mushroom Mapo Tofu, Garlic Eggplant, and vegetable sides offer meat-free choices. Please discuss sauces, ingredients, allergies, and shared preparation with the team before making your selection.
Can a larger group dine together?
Contact us with your preferred date and approximate group size if it exceeds the form choices. We will discuss seating, shared dishes, and availability before confirming arrangements.
Is rice included with every main?
Steamed Jasmine Rice is listed as a separate side bowl unless a dish description includes rice. Check the item details and ask our team if you need help choosing portions.
Make Time for Dinner
Bring Your People to the Shared Table
Send a table request for your preferred day and time. Our team will call before any arrangement is confirmed.
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The Kitchen Journal
Small Stories from a Busy Chinese Kitchen
Get to know dim sum, wok textures, shared meals, and the pleasures of a well-chosen bowl.
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Food & Stories
A First Look Inside the Dim Sum Basket
Explore delicate wrappers, open-topped dumplings, and crisp potsticker bases before putting together a small shared start.
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Build a Shared Chinese Dinner with Balance
Pair a wok favorite with vegetables, rice, and a contrasting starter for a meal your table can explore together.
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What to Notice in a Favorite Wok Dish
Look for contrasts in texture, sauce, and aroma when choosing between familiar plates from our wok menu.
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Rice or Noodles for Your Next Chinese Meal
Compare a quiet rice side, a generous fried-rice bowl, and lo mein before deciding what your meal needs.
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A Relaxed Plan for Your Group Dinner
A few clear details about timing, seating, and menu preferences help a shared Chinese dinner begin comfortably.
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Choose a Sweet Finish After Shared Plates
Compare warm pastry, smooth mango pudding, and sesame sweets for a finish that fits the meal you have shared.
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Your Next Chinese Meal Starts Here
Use our contact details to plan your visit, discuss a group, or check the latest opening hours.
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221 Alder Lane
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Contact our team to check opening hours, current menu details, and any practical arrangements before your visit.