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    A fine dining room inside a resort hotel, set within a bamboo grove and built around the idea that Jiangnan cuisine carries an emotional charge, not just a flavor profile. The kitchen works with seasonal regional ingredients and traditional techniques, nudging them just far enough that the food feels familiar and slightly surprising at once. Thirteen private suites handle the banquet crowd. It holds two Michelin stars.

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    • Golden medallion wagyu

      “Among the highlights is the Golden Medallion Wagyu.”

      Chinese Restaurant Awards, 2025
    • Snow dragon wagyu

      “Snow Dragon Wagyu from Dalian is slow-cooked over a gentle flame until meltingly tender, then adorned with passion fruit–infused leaves and a dusting of truffle powder like frost.”

      Chinese Restaurant Awards, 2025
    • Mrs song's fish stew

      “Mrs Song’s fish stew uses delicate, sweet yellow croakers.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Candied lotus root

      “Finish your meal with a flourish of candied lotus root stuffed with sticky rice.”

      Michelin Guide

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