The first four dishes are steamed mutton, steamed bear's paw, steamed deer's tail and roast duck. The name of the vegetable newspaper is also called Menzi, and some people call it Man-Han Crosstalk. This paper mainly tells the story of a poor man who has seen the world but is down and out (A) and a kind-hearted honest man (B) meeting in the street. In the name of inviting guests to dinner, A is actually cheating B's money, and finally leads to a well-known story.

The menu lists roast chicken, roast goose, braised pig, braised duck, red-cooked chicken, bacon, Songhua tripe, dried meat, sausage, assorted soup, smoked chicken with white belly, steamed eight-treasure pig, stuffed duck rice, canned pheasant, canned quail, stewed slices, red-roasted goose, pheasant, preserved rabbit, preserved vegetable python and so on. Stir-fried shrimps, soft-fried tenderloin, soft-fried chicken, assorted sausage sleeves, braised western Western jackdaw, sesame oil rolls, fried fresh mushrooms, fried fish breast, fried fish belly, fried fish slices, fried pork slices with vinegar, braised three delicacies, braised white mushrooms, braised pigeon eggs and fried silver.