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When it comes to the pinnacle of Beijing cuisine, beyond the well-known Peking duck, there exists a more refined tradition: "Official Mansion Cuisine" Originating from high-stakes banquets in old Beijing, these dishes demand premium ingredients, intricate preparation, and a perfect balance of elegance, warmth, and heart. 👑 In San Francisco’s Chinatown, one restaurant stands out for bringing this luxurious experience to everyday dining — Z&Y Peking Duck, often called "Little Beijing in the Bay." Two standout dishes you’ll struggle to find elsewhere: 🪸 Scallion-Braised Sea Cucumber A deep, comforting taste of old Beijing. Premium sea cucumber is slow-braised with scallions and a secret-rich broth until tender, flavorful, and wonderfully bouncy. Perfect for cooler months — nourishing, elegant, and ideal for impressing guests. 🦀 Crab Meat & Fish Maw Soup This is no ordinary soup — it’s a masterpiece of patience. The broth simmers for 9 hours with pork neck bones, aged chickens, whole ham, and dried scallops. Then, delicate Dungeness crab meat and silky fish maw are added. Rich, golden, and deeply satisfying — a true celebration of skill. 🎉 Why It’s Perfect for Gatherings These dishes carry a sense of ceremony and sophistication Warm and nourishing — ideal for fall and winter Z&Y offers an intimate, elegant setting, great for family reunions, holiday meals, or business dinners As a Michelin-recognized spot, it’s a trusted choice for special occasions 📍 Z&Y Peking Duck 606 Jackson St, San Francisco, CA 🕰 Reservations recommended, especially on holidays #SanFranciscoEats #SFfood #BeijingCuisine #ZandYPekingDuck #ChineseBanquet #BayAreaFoodie #ComfortFood #SFChinatown #MichelinEats #BayAreaDining #UpscaleChinese #FestiveFeasts

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San Francisco Food

When it comes to the pinnacle of Beijing cuisine, beyond the well-known Peking duck, there exists a more refined tradition: "Official Mansion Cuisine" Originating from high-stakes banquets in old Beijing, these dishes demand premium ingredients, intricate preparation, and a perfect balance of elegance, warmth, and heart. 👑 In San Francisco’s Chinatown, one restaurant stands out for bringing this luxurious experience to everyday dining — Z&Y Peking Duck, often called "Little Beijing in the Bay." Two standout dishes you’ll struggle to find elsewhere: 🪸 Scallion-Braised Sea Cucumber A deep, comforting taste of old Beijing. Premium sea cucumber is slow-braised with scallions and a secret-rich broth until tender, flavorful, and wonderfully bouncy. Perfect for cooler months — nourishing, elegant, and ideal for impressing guests. 🦀 Crab Meat & Fish Maw Soup This is no ordinary soup — it’s a masterpiece of patience. The broth simmers for 9 hours with pork neck bones, aged chickens, whole ham, and dried scallops. Then, delicate Dungeness crab meat and silky fish maw are added. Rich, golden, and deeply satisfying — a true celebration of skill. 🎉 Why It’s Perfect for Gatherings These dishes carry a sense of ceremony and sophistication Warm and nourishing — ideal for fall and winter Z&Y offers an intimate, elegant setting, great for family reunions, holiday meals, or business dinners As a Michelin-recognized spot, it’s a trusted choice for special occasions 📍 Z&Y Peking Duck 606 Jackson St, San Francisco, CA 🕰 Reservations recommended, especially on holidays #SanFranciscoEats #SFfood #BeijingCuisine #ZandYPekingDuck #ChineseBanquet #BayAreaFoodie #ComfortFood #SFChinatown #MichelinEats #BayAreaDining #UpscaleChinese #FestiveFeasts

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御食园 Z & Y Peking Duck
御食园 Z & Y Peking Duck御食园 Z & Y Peking Duck
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