HomeGourmetDiningZi Yat Heen’s limited-time menu features hairy crabs as the main ingredient

Zi Yat Heen’s limited-time menu features hairy crabs as the main ingredient

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Awarded a Michelin star for the twelfth consecutive year at the unveiling of the 2021 Hong Kong and Macau Michelin Guide, Zi Yat Heen offers traditional Cantonese cuisine with an emphasis on using the finest and freshest ingredients, featuring favourites such as fresh seafood and creative dim sum dishes. This autumn, Executive Chinese Chef Charles Cheung selects hairy crabs of superb quality from Yang Cheng Lake to create an array of dishes that showcases culinary savoir-faire, paying tribute to Cantonese cooking traditions as well as regional inspired finesse.

Hairy crab menu at Zi Yat Heen in Macao - Four Seasons Hotel Macao
Zi Yat Heen in Macao – Four Seasons Hotel Macao

In addition to steamed whole Yang Cheng Lake hairy crab, the menu highlights sautéed king prawn with hairy crab coral. Shaped like a fully bloomed chrysanthemum, the perfectly sautéed prawn’s texture is firm, contrasting the creamy and thick hairy crab coral. The combination expresses layers of umami’s distinctive characteristics, surprising the palate. Baked stuffed crab shell with hairy crab coral features Cantonese cuisine’s unique method of baking to retain moisture and heat, enabling subtleties in consistencies and flavors to blend and unfold, slowly revealing their essences with each and every spoon.

Hairy crab menu at Zi Yat Heen in Macao - Four Seasons Hotel Macao
Zi Yat Heen in Macao – Four Seasons Hotel Macao

For wine pairing, Chinese yellow wine is the obvious choice for its aromatic and warm profile, while chardonnay from Domaine Rolet is also recommended by the Chef Sommelier for its bright acidity, nutty and savory qualities, underlining an intentionally made oxidative style that is similar to sherry. Non-alcoholic choices include hand-brewed organic sparkling tea selections from Copenhagen Sparkling Tea Company. The delicate aromas of jasmine, chamomile and citrus from BLÅ pairs beautifully with the various hairy crab dishes. Other selections of sparkling tea also available on the menu.

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Limited-time menu is available from now until December 15, 2021.  For enquiries and reservations, call (853) 2881-8818.

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