Toss to Prosperity with a delicious Fai Cai Yu Sheng this Chinese New Year.
Here are 8 Yu Sheng that you should get for your gatherings this year.

Here are 8 Yu Sheng that you should get for your gatherings this year.

Inspired by the zodiac animal the rat, this culinary marvel features golden deep fried chee cheong fan strips fashioned like slices of cheese that are tossed in a savoury cheese powder. It also boasts baby abalones, tobiko and pickled radish topped on a crunchy rice cracker, with a bed of vegetables.
Crispy salmon skin lusciously coated with a salted egg yolk sauce mustard greens and edible flowers encircle the yusheng. Alongside are crushed peanuts, sesame seeds, pine nuts, and a dressing made from a sweet and sour concoction of plum sauce and strawberry jam.
Available at Min Jiang at Dempsey for dine-in and takeaway from now to 8 Feb 2020.
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