Dragon Express Restaurant

$8 for Four Yum Cha Lunch Items (value $15.60)

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Highlights

  • Don't forget about lunch!
  • Grab four Yum Cha lunch items for $8 from Dragon Express Restaurant.
  • Steam beef balls, fried squid with spicy salt, traditional Chinese donut and a radish cake to enjoy.
  • Dim Sim prepared by Chef Yongi Zhan from the White Swan Hotel, Guangzhou, China.

The reason it is called breakfast is because you break the fast after the night. The reason it is called brunch is because it is a cross between breakfast and lunch, and the reason they call Yum Cha is because it is so deliciously yum. 

Grab four Yum Cha lunch items for $8 from Dragon Express Restaurant. 

We all like to make a big deal out of breakfast and dinner but when it comes to lunch we normally just settle for a sandwich. Well no more! Indulge in the following items:

  • Steam beef balls - three pieces
    Selected premium quality topside beef, minced in-house by our chef (to eliminate any unnecessary fat, grizzle etc) to give you this distinctive meaty flavour. Then it is mixed with selected Chinese herbs, hand spun tightly into a ball shape then it must be steamed to perfection as to preserve its unique texture and taste before serving. An all time favourite among Chinese people.
  • Fried squid with spicy salt
    Shredded premium quality squid coated in crispy gluten free batter with a subtle hint of oriental spice, deep fried to perfection. A must try if this is your first Yum Cha experience.
  • Traditional Chinese donut - two pieces
    A specially hand made dough done in the traditional manner, then it is rolled up into the form of a donut then deep fried to golden crisp. The different between this and the Kiwi style donut is this one is more fluffy and light and not as sweet and greasy. If you are serious about healthy eating, start with this one.
  • Radish cake - three pieces
    This should renamed to Diakon cake because Diakons is used instead of radishes. Daikon is a root vegetable white in colour occasionally available in supermarkets. It is cut into strips stirred fired with diced Chinese sausages. Then mixed in rice flour together with other seasonings into a paste form. After extensive steaming in our steam cabinet for approximately two hours. It is then cut into pieces and pan fried to golden brown on both sides before it is served. It is simply delicious to say the least.

Mr. Yongi Zhan is a Dim Sim chef from China. He has worked in the White Swan Hotel in Guangzhou before he came over to Christchurch. They bought him over here to work for them simply because they want their customers to have the best Yum Cha experience. Nothing less. The quality of his workmanship is reflected greatly in his dishes. Every item on his menu is hand made, so you can rest easy knowing that you are having nothing other then the very best there is for Dim Sims. 

Dragon Express Restaurant

88 Riccarton Road
Riccarton
Christchurch

(03) 348 1805

Conditions

Valid from Sep 14, 2012
Expires Nov 18, 2012
Limit: 2 for you and 2 gifts for others
Valid for lunch only 11.00am - 2.30pm. Dine in or takeaway. 1 coupon per person per day. Dishes cannot be exchanged for any other menu items. Beverages not included. Corkage $5 per bottle. No refunds, no cash back, not to be used with any other offers.
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