Kejia Restaurant (Xingfa Road Store)
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Unit -14, Building 5, Shangceng Architecture

Dishes
Beer-Braised Duck RiceBeer-braised duck rice features duck meat stewed with beer, ginger, and green onions. After blanching, the duck is slowly simmered in beer until tender, then served over hot rice with the rich sauce.
Spicy Pork Fried Rice BowlSpicy pork fried rice is made with pork belly as the main ingredient. The pork belly is first boiled, sliced, then stir-fried with fermented broad bean paste, green onions, and other seasonings and vegetables, finally served over steaming hot rice.
Stir-Fried Pig BloodStir-fried pig blood is a dish made primarily from pig blood, typically solidified, cut into pieces or slices, and stir-fried with葱,姜,蒜 and seasonings like soy sauce and salt.
Bok Choy Stir-Fried with Shrimp PasteBok choy stir-fried with dried shrimp paste, a simple and savory dish combining the sweetness of greens with the umami-rich flavor of shrimp.
Braised Pig's FeetA Chinese dish made by slow-cooking pig's feet in soy sauce, sugar, and seasonings until tender and flavorful.
Braised Pig Trotter Rice BowlPig trotter is braised with soy sauce, rock sugar, and spices until tender, served over steamed rice for a rich, savory dish.
Preserved MeatPreserved meats are made by curing pork, duck, or sausages with salt, sugar, and soy sauce, then air-drying or smoking them—common in southern China.
Stir-fried Pork Shreds with Garlic ShootsGarlic chives stir-fried with pork strips is a home-style dish using garlic chives and pork as main ingredients. Pork is marinated, garlic chives are washed and cut, then stir-fried together until well blended.
Green Pepper Shredded Pork RiceGreen pepper and pork stir-fry rice is made by stir-frying sliced pork tenderloin with green pepper strips, adding seasonings and mixing well, then serving over rice. The main ingredients are pork, green peppers, and rice.
Spicy Duck HeadsSpicy duck heads are primarily made with duck heads, which are blanched and then stir-fried with chili peppers, Sichuan peppercorns, ginger, garlic, scallions, and other seasonings. During preparation, fermented broad bean paste, cooking wine, and soy sauce are typically added to allow the duck heads to fully absorb the spicy and fragrant flavors.