High-Protein
High-Protein · Low-Calorie · Oil-Free Clean Meal
A power-packed New-Chinese fitness bowl — pan-seared juicy chicken breast sliced thin and layered over fluffy quinoa, paired with crisp-tender asparagus spears, vibrant broccoli florets and naturally sweet carrot batons. Finished with our house-blended Oriental secret sauce that delivers deep umami without heavy oil or added sugar. Every ingredient is whole-food, every bite is clean fuel for your body.
Every bowl starts with premium lean chicken breast, pan-seared to golden juiciness — never fried, never oily. We cook fluffy quinoa as the clean-carb base, blanch fresh asparagus, broccoli and carrots to crisp-tender perfection, then drizzle our signature Oriental secret sauce for a deeply savoury finish. Whole-food ingredients, zero compromise.
Signature Dish
Step by Step
Rinse and simmer quinoa in water for 15 minutes until each grain is light and fluffy. This clean-carb base fuels your day without the crash.
Dice carrots into batons, trim asparagus woody ends and separate broccoli florets. Rinse everything — farm-fresh, no preservatives.
Season lean chicken breast and pan-sear both sides until golden with beautiful grill marks. Slice thin while still warm so every piece stays juicy.
Layer quinoa, arrange chicken slices and blanched veggies, then drizzle our signature Oriental secret sauce — a balanced blend of soy, garlic, ginger and sesame for deep umami.
From the golden-seared chicken surface to the vibrant vegetable medley and the inviting lifestyle setting — every angle celebrates clean, appetizing beauty.
This dish is really an excuse to show off our house sauce: a savory, low-sugar glaze that turns a plain chicken breast and a fist of asparagus into something you'd pay for. The asparagus stays snappy; the chicken stays juicy under the heat.
It's the first recipe new customers ask us to recreate at home. We happily tell them — the sauce is the secret, and now it's yours too.
A dish built for the moments your body asks for clean fuel
Comfort food that still fits a light day.
Make a batch, freeze uncooked, cook as needed.
Filling enough to satisfy, light enough to sleep.
How to serve it, how to keep it, and who it suits best
Reheat gently — by steam, in a pan, or in the microwave for 60–90 seconds with a splash of water. Add the dressing or sauce after heating so nothing turns soggy.
Refrigerate and eat within 24–48 hours. For longer storage, freeze portions uncooked and cook them straight from frozen — do not refreeze once cooked.
Built for high-protein, calorie-aware eating: office lunches, post-workout meals, and anyone keeping an eye on carbs without eating bland food.
Every ingredient here is chosen for its xing wei — its nature and flavour — and for what Chinese food therapy has traditionally used it for.
Traditionally used to build qi and blood — the universal restorative of Chinese home cooking.
Traditionally eaten as a light, cooling vegetable that helps the body feel less heavy.
Traditionally used to warm the middle, disperse cold and settle the stomach.
Traditionally used to support qi and the stomach, and prized for its deep savoury flavour.
Nature, flavour and traditional use follow classic Chinese food-therapy references (traditional materia dietetica). This is food, not medicine — we describe how an ingredient is traditionally used, and make no claim to treat or cure anything.
The Chinese table pairs a warming food with a cooling one and lets them settle each other. Chicken and asparagus is that pairing, in its simplest form.
Explore the seven schools →Real questions from our fitness-minded customers
Each serving is about 385 kcal with 42g of protein, 36g of carbs and 8g of fat.
Freeze them uncooked on a tray, then bag up; cook straight from frozen. Never refreeze after cooking.
Yes. At about 385 kcal with 42g of protein and 7g fiber, it's highly satiating and keeps most people full for 4–5 hours.
No. They're steamed or pan-seared with a little oil — all the comfort, a fraction of the fat.