
Based on 788 reviews
Slow-cooked until the fat layer turns silky and barely holds its shape, lacquered in a savory, slightly sweet soy-spice braise — the anchor dish of the Spices menu
Whole or filleted fish submerged in a fiery, oily broth loaded with dried chiles and Sichuan peppercorns — numbing heat that builds steadily through the bowl
Silken tofu in a fermented black bean and chile sauce with a real Sichuan tingle — properly made, not the sweetened American-Chinese version
Wok-tossed lamb with whole cumin seeds and dried chiles — fragrant, slightly charred at the edges, and more aromatic than spicy