Traditional Chinese Bar
 
At the Empire Buffet, we stick to original and traditional Chinese cuisines. Many Chinese homes in China may have only one pot, a round-bottomed wok. Stove burners in China accommodate the curve of the woks, and the traditional pans are more difficult to use on flat Western stove burners. Ovens are not used in traditional Chinese cooking. Cakes and rolls are steamed instead. We prepare our dishes in the authentic manner, just with a few more woks!

Rice dishes generally come from the southern parts of China, where rice is grown. Wheat is grown in the more northern regions so noodles, dumplings and rolls are more typical of that region. Lamb is traditional only in the north, and beef is not used widely in Chinese cooking. Seafood is very popular in the southern and eastern regions. These are just a few of the flavors and styles you will experience at the Empire Buffet.

Wonton soup
Hot & Sour soup
Seafood soup
Egg Drop soup
Beef w/ Spinach soup
Spinach Egg Drop soup
Beef Stew soup
Chicken Corn Chowder

Pork Shui Mai
Roast Pork Buns
Sweet Red Bean Buns
Shrimp Dumpling
Steam Shrimp w/ Leek Dumpling
Curry Squid
BBQ Spare Ribs
BBQ Boneless Spare Ribs
Pan Fried Dumpling
Chicken on a Stick
Crabmeat/Scallop in Shell
Stuffed Mushrooms
Sweet & Sour Chicken
Apple Crunch
Vegetable Tempura
Fried Donut
Fried Rice Ball
Sesame Ball
Fried Scallop
Shrimp Rolled in Bacon
Coconut Shrimp
Crab Rangoon
Crispy Taro Shrimp
Shrimp Toast
Egg Rolls
Spring Rolls
Shrimp Wrapped in Chicken
Shanghai Dumplings
Peach-Shaped Bun
Butter Cream Bun
Seafood Vegetable Bun

Fried Flounder
Snow Crab Legs
Peking Duck
Fried Frog Legs
Cocktail Shrimp
Mussels
Sliced Fish w/ Carrots & Peas
Hot & Spicy Scallops
Hot & Spicy Shrimp
Squid in Black Bean
Scallops w/ Baby Corn
Shrimp w/ Baby Corn
Fish w/ Black Bean
Macau Beef
Salt & Pepper Shrimp
 




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