Thick slices of fatty pork belly with the skin on, steamed on a bed of dark, salty-sweet preserved mustard greens, then turned out skin side up. Very soft and rich, with layers of fat and lean.
This restaurant's pork belly is rich but not greasy.
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A classic Hakka (客家) dish from Guangdong. Pork belly is steamed upside-down in a bowl over preserved mustard greens, then flipped out at the table. 扣 literally means 'to invert'.