烧肉 in Cantonese cuisine refers to roast pork belly with crackling skin, often displayed hanging in
烧腊 (siu laap) shops alongside roast duck and char siu. In a Japanese dining context,
日式烧肉 (Rìshì shāoròu) refers to yakiniku — table-side grilled meat.
红烧肉 (hóngshāoròu) is a separate classic — red-braised pork belly.