This was actually my first time to eat Chef Huang Jinghui's full banquet menu, with 22 dishes. It is no exaggeration to say that it was the kind of "walk to the end of the water, sit and watch the clouds rise", flowing like clouds and water.
I usually encounter his dishes at Michelin dinners and domestic top-level joint events, or even at high-end restaurants with his name. Such scattered experiences have also pieced together a panoramic overview of his dishes for me, which can be summed up in one word: stable. It is common to have surprises in stability, such as mint shrimp balls stuffed in deep-fried Puning tofu. His superhuman ability in quality control is also one of the best in the domestic Chinese food market. For "homely" dishes such as lotus root and lotus seeds, whether it is the soup or the mother and son of the lotus family, they are all crispy and fragrant, and the taste and texture are handled precisely.
How can I sleep peacefully after eating his roasted golden oysters, pig's feet, ginger fish maw and ginseng stewed old duck at night? I believe his kitchen can't do it either. Our hearts were beating fast... I was still excited after having eaten it many times, and I guess they were still nervous after having made it many times. There is a Whampoa Military Academy for Cantonese cuisine in the Mainland, and it was the master of Chef Huang Jinghui!