
Shrimp Dumplings
A thin translucent wrapper around whole prawns, steamed just long enough to keep them sweet.
From handcrafted dim sum and wok-fired favourites to grilled signatures, seafood and contemporary creations — explore the many expressions of Cantonese dining at MULAN.
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A thin translucent wrapper around whole prawns, steamed just long enough to keep them sweet.

Scallop and prawn folded into one translucent wrapper, steamed briefly to keep the sweetness.

Dressed in Sichuan red chilli oil — the heat arrives after the filling, never ahead of it.

A fine wrapper holding hot broth inside. Best eaten straight from the basket.

Wontons in Zhenjiang black vinegar and chilli oil: sharp first, warm a moment later.

Chicken feet steamed until they fall apart, in black bean sauce. A yum cha classic.

A soft white steamed bun around diced honey char siu, sweet and savoury in balance.

Thin rice sheets rolled around whole prawns, finished with the house soy dressing.

Rice rolls fried crisp on the outside, spooned over with dried-shrimp XO sauce.

Crisp fried prawn wrapped in a soft rice sheet: two textures in the one mouthful.

Baby bok choy blanched just through, under braised shiitake and a light oyster sauce.

Choy sum thrown through a hot wok with chopped garlic, kept green and crisp.

String beans with minced pork and XO sauce — salty and hot, and best over plain rice.

Golden, crackling skin and succulent pork, marinated for 16 hours and complemented by three signature sauces.

Tender, juicy Iberico pork jowl with rich marbling and a smoky aroma, glazed with sweet honey and nutty sesame sauce.

Crispy, tender pork ribs with savory shrimp paste, sweet and mildly spicy notes.

Tender, juicy chicken coated in a rich Sichuan-style sauce, with bold spicy notes and a distinctive peppercorn tingle.

Tender, juicy duck breast with fragrant golden skin, infused with rich, aromatic five-spice seasoning.

Golden-roasted chicken with tender, juicy meat, infused with rich seasonings, aromatic herbs and a smoky grilled finish.
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Fried rice with dried scallop and spinach, the grains separate, the sweetness arriving last.

Al dente spaghetti tossed with sweet Ca Mau crab meat, elevated by the rich, aromatic flavors and a gentle kick of house-made XO sauce.

Tender glass noodles and sweet, juicy prawns coated in a rich, aromatic black pepper sauce with a gentle kick.

Silky tofu in a rich Sichuan-style sauce, delivering bold, spicy flavors with a signature tingling peppercorn kick.

Sweet corn soup with picked crab meat, lightly thickened and taken hot at the start.

Hot and sour seafood soup in the Sichuan manner: the sour from vinegar, the heat from white pepper.
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A warm sweet soup of goji, lotus seed and longan. Light, and meant to close the meal.

Guilinggao made the old way, faintly bitter, with honey on the side to taste.

Smooth almond jelly served with lychee — cool, and scented rather than sweet.

Glutinous rice rolled in sesame and fried gold, filled with purple sweet potato. Eat it warm.

Cold-brewed tea with preserved peach. Lightly sweet, and the one to have with the fried plates.

Jasmine tea with fresh lychee — the flower arrives first, the sweetness after.

Tamarind tea, gently sour, and better than anything else here at cutting through the roasts.

Pandan herbal tea brewed in house, with aloe vera. Cooling, and not too sweet.

Yuzu and lime soda, sharp and heavily carbonated, for clearing the palate between courses.

Kumquat pressed with salted plum: salty, sweet and sour at once. A Saigon habit.