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Jibusen (Shi Li Bu Fang Dian)

火锅 · ⭐ 4.6

2nd Floor, China Construction Bank, Unit A, Duohui International, No. 3 Jia, Shilibu Road

Dishes

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  Top Brain

  Onglade is a dish primarily made from beef brisket, marinated and then grilled. Beef brisket refers to the area located behind the shoulder and neck, on both sides of the spine. It features an even balance of fat and lean meat, with tender, juicy, and soft texture that melts in your mouth. It has low fat content but high protein levels, making it ideal for grilling or hot pot cooking.
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  Snowfall in the Capital

  Beijing Snow is an exquisite dessert made from fresh milk, blended with soft cream and fine sugar, then carefully stirred and frozen. A light dusting of powdered sugar on the surface resembles snowflakes falling over Beijing in winter—both visually stunning and adding a delightful layer of texture.
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  Traditional Sesame Paste

  Traditional sesame sauce is a Chinese seasoning paste made from sesame paste, enhanced with garlic paste, coriander, and other ingredients. It has a bright yellow color and a smooth texture, serving as a dipping sauce for hot pot or boiled meats, as well as a dressing for cold dishes or a flavor enhancer in cooking, adding a rich, nutty aroma and taste to the dish.
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  Seasonal Vegetable Basket

  The Four Seasons Vegetable Basket is a dish primarily made with fresh seasonal vegetables, commonly including carrots, green peppers, broccoli, corn, and string beans. After washing and cutting the vegetables into segments, they are prepared by blanching or stir-frying to preserve their natural flavors and nutritional content.
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  Small Three Forks

  Xiaosancha is a traditional dish primarily made with pork, chicken, and fish. To prepare it, the three types of meat are first sliced into fine threads, then combined with an appropriate amount of vegetable丝 (strips), and simmered in rich broth. Finally, seasonings are added and the mixture is stir-fried evenly to allow it to fully absorb the broth, resulting in a dish with rich layers of flavor.
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  Premium Fresh Beef Tripe

  Premium fresh beef tripe is made from fresh beef tripe, carefully processed and seasoned, then quickly stir-fried with seasonal vegetables. The dish has a bright color, tender texture, and rich nutrition.
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  Clear Soup Base

  The clear soup base is built on a light broth that captures the freshness of various ingredients. Fresh vegetables and meats are combined with carefully selected spices and slowly simmered to create a clear, delicate flavor—this is a classic choice for hot pot.
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  Beijing Sesame Paste Flatbread

  Old Beijing sesame paste flatbread is a type of flatbread made primarily from flour, seasoned with sesame paste, scallions, salt, and other seasonings. The dough is fermented, rolled into a circle, brushed with sesame paste, sprinkled with scallions and sesame seeds, rolled up, flattened, and baked in an oven until the surface turns golden and crispy.
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  Fresh Cut Beef

  Fresh-cut beef is a dish made primarily from fresh beef, finely sliced to preserve its natural flavor. The preparation is simple, relying mainly on the inherent freshness of the beef, which is quickly stir-fried or grilled with just the right amount of seasoning to highlight its tender and juicy texture.
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  Fresh Cut Lamb Top Loin

  Freshly sliced lamb neck, made from fresh lamb neck meat with tender texture and evenly distributed fat. Carefully cut to maintain the original shape of the meat pieces, with moderate thickness for easy cooking. Typically paired with simple seasonings and grilled or simmered, allowing you to enjoy the authentic flavor of lamb.
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  Fresh Meat Delight

  Fresh Meat Duo features pork as the main ingredient, carefully selected and processed for a tender texture. The dish includes two unique preparations of fresh meat: one is pan-seared meat chops, golden and crispy; the other is slow-cooked meat pieces with rich, savory sauce. Together, they create a distinctive and memorable flavor.
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  Mahjong Baozi

  Mahjong baozi is a traditional Chinese snack made primarily from flour, mixed with oil, sugar, and other seasonings to form a dough, filled with mahjong-shaped filling, and baked. Its outer skin is golden and crispy, while the filling is sweet and delicious, resembling mahjong tiles in shape—hence its name.

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