It was my in-laws' 50th wedding anniversary last weekend so we got together for a Chinese feast at Honey & Garlic in Markham. It was a traditional Chinese banquet style dinner with ten courses. We have a very big family...including children there were 15 people.
Nibbles before dinner...
Roasted pork
Crab claws
Baby spinach with dried scallops
Fake shark fin soup (used chicken instead)
Crispy skin chicken with shrimp chips
Dungenous Crab and lobster
Steamed fresh fish with soya sauce
Fried E-Fu Noodles
Shrimp fried rice 
Birthday buns (steamed with lotus paste inside)
We had a choice of two different dessert soups. We chose Black Sesame Soup
and warm tofu with sweet ginger sauce.
and warm tofu with sweet ginger sauce.
In addition to the ten course meal we ordered two vegetarian dishes for my sister-in-law.
Fried tofu with dried mushroom and vegetables
Three different mushrooms with veggies.
Needless to say we were stuffed by the end...especially after two bowls of the black sesame soup. YUM!!!
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That is one chinese feast!!!
ReplyDeleteWow, that was wicked, a real feast.
ReplyDeleteBaby spinach with dried scallops look sooooo good!
ReplyDeleteOh boy, this is a real feast!!!
ReplyDeleteYou'll have to guide me through that meal, I am loss, but it sure looks delicious!!!
ReplyDeleteWow! Great food.
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious And I am sure that it taste good too...
ReplyDeleteGrazie
Yum Yum - that crispy pork skin is making me drool. But my fave is the steamed fish with the soya sauce! And I've never had the tofu with ginger sauce as a dessert option - normally it's the red bean soup. Thanks for sharing your wonderful meal with us!
ReplyDeleteDelicious feast! Everything looks wonderful!
ReplyDeleteHappy Anniversary to your in-laws and happy tummy!
ReplyDeleteWhat a feast!!!! Congrats to your in-laws! :D
ReplyDeleteThe crab and lobster looks great!
ReplyDeleteawesome feast going on here! Happy anniversary to your in laws as well :)
ReplyDeleteOh wow. That looks fantastic. Thanks for sharing the pictures. If I'm lucky, I may stop drooling within the next fifteen minutes.
ReplyDeleteOh my, now that's a banquet! Thank you for this amazing look at a well celebrated anniversary. Best from Santa Barbara, s
ReplyDeleteWow - everything looks great! Love the pictures!
ReplyDeleteWhoa! Looks like you guys had a blast!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful way to celebrate a monumental occasion. Fifty years, what an accomplishment.
ReplyDeleteKimberly
wow, that's A LOT of food. Wish I could've been there :-)
ReplyDeleteWOW! THIS IS REALLY A CHINESE FIESTA.. LOTS OF YUMMY FOOD..
ReplyDeleteYummy...That is one big treat..wish I was there :-)
ReplyDeleteHappy belated 50th Anniversary to your in-laws! What a spectacularly delicious way to celebrate.
ReplyDeleteMy mouth is watering. I could go for some crab and lobster right now.
ReplyDeletecongratulations to the inlaws, 50 years is amazing! sounds like you celebrated well...
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