When you arrive in Lanzhou, I believe everyone thinks that here is halal food, right? So what are the delicious halal foods? In fact, Lanzhou has a lot of delicious food. Isn’t even Lanzhou Ramen available in streets and alleys all over the country?

Needless to say, Lanzhou’s mutton skewers are really delicious! Let’s take a look at other delicious things in Lanzhou! The editor believes that Lanzhou will not let you down! 1. Staple food:

Lanzhou is located in the northwest, the capital of Gansu Province. People mainly eat pasta, so the staple food here is basically various wheat products.

Of course, I will also recommend some other specialty staple foods.

Beef noodles (hereinafter referred to as beef noodles), I won’t go into details about this, everyone in China knows it.

The Niuda in Lanzhou City basically tastes more authentic, especially if you have eaten from other places before and then eat here, you will think that this is the taste of Niuda.

As for what we Gawa people in Lanzhou say are the ten most delicious restaurants, you can basically find it by searching Weibo or the web.

Some characteristics lie in the fragrant spicy pepper, some in the pungent soup, some in the tenderness of the beef, and some in the firmness of the noodles. Anyway, they all have their own merits (from when it cost 1.5 yuan to now when it costs 6 to 7 yuan, it is basically the same as those in Lanzhou City)

I can't give a specific standard for which one is better, after all, it's a matter of personal taste.

But I hope that when the person eats it, he can add meat and eggs directly (both meat and eggs). It will be a blessing.

Fat Sausage Noodles. Lanzhou's Fat Sausage Noodles are quite unique. I suggest you try them.

The first recommendation is Huangjiayuan Fat Sausage Noodles in Jiandao Lane, Lanzhou City Provincial Government.

A 20-year-old restaurant, a bowl costs 10 yuan, and you can choose to add fat sausage. The taste is in one word: fragrant.

The key is to be fat but not greasy.

This shop is very crowded, with nearly 800 people eating noodles every day at peak times.

Lentil noodles: It’s relatively bland. I haven’t eaten it much, but it’s available in many stores, so you can give it a try.

Lao Gujia Casserole: This is a rare non-pasta staple food.

Lao Gujia has many branches in Lanzhou. It is recommended to go to the main store next to the Xiguan Yaou Commercial Building.

The casserole is very affordable and the soup is rich and tastes absolutely amazing.

There are many flavors of casseroles, and the prices are also different, but 20 yuan is enough for one person.

Dapanji: Many people here are wondering, isn’t this a Xinjiang characteristic? In fact, it is not.

The three main ingredients of the chicken dish are potatoes, noodles and chicken.

Not to mention the potatoes of Gansu, the noodles are also very good.

We mainly recommend the Xinjiang Big Pan Chicken Store in Nanguan Lanzhou Photo Studio and the Xinjiang Village in Farmer Alley, both of which are delicious.

The price is not expensive, a small plate is enough for two people.

Cold noodles have a light taste and are recommended to be eaten with barbecue.

The most famous thing in Lanzhou is Ma Gayou Cold Noodles. It is easy to find at the entrance of the Chenghuang Temple on Zhangye Road because there are too many people.

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There are two types of mutton noodles, one is fried noodles and the other is soup noodles.

My friend explained it before, so I won’t say more. My first recommendation is the Ma Da Beard mutton noodles in soup.

This store has many branches in Lanzhou. It is recommended to go to the main store at the intersection of Maijishan Road at the back door of Lanzhou University Medical Campus.

10 yuan a bowl, delicious.

It is recommended to pair it with a plate of stuffed leeks, which is an extremely delicious Chinese dish.

It’s packed with diners during peak hours.

2. Northwest dishes and snacks? Lanzhou’s famous dishes and snacks all have more or less Hui flavor, and the taste is slightly heavy. Some of them are summarized below.

Hand-caught mutton: Needless to say this.

Wushengyi and Fat Mama in downtown Lanzhou are both good.

The white slivers of mutton are paired with garlic cloves and dipping sauce. They are absolutely chewy and have no fishy or greasy taste at all.

Lanzhou Nianpizi is the most popular Nianpizi in northwest China.

If smooth and strong, cool and sour.

The recommended place to look back at is the east entrance of Zhangye Road and a small shop in the alley next to the Provincial Government Christian Church (I forget the name). Every time I go there, there is always a long queue.

Gray beans have an indescribable taste. They are bland, but very delicious. They can be found in basically any noodle shop.

Egg and milk fermented glutinous rice, I won’t go into details about this, I will eat it when I come to Lanzhou.

Potato chips and carotene: Many people have mentioned it before, so I’ll just mention it.

Malatang: Malatang is specifically mentioned here because the Malatang in Lanzhou has a unique taste. Anyway, this is the evaluation of several of my Sichuan friends after eating it.

The first recommendation is Fat Sister's in the alley next to Nanguan Square Bookstore. The store is small and crowded.

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Grilled fish: Grilled fish is not a Lanzhou specialty, but it is very popular in Lanzhou.

And many restaurants that make grilled fish also add a lot of Lanzhou flavor.

We recommend the Four Seasons Fishing Concept Restaurant opposite Shuangchengmen Victory Hotel, and Sanxian Waterfront on Binhe South Road.

The former tastes spicy enough, and of course it is packed with people.

The latter is mainly tasted on the cruise ship. The fish is very fresh, and the entire cruise ship is a large nightclub + restaurant, which is quite famous in Lanzhou.

Zhengning Road Snack Street: It doesn’t matter if you say it’s fake or it’s for out-of-towners. Anyway, every time Lanzhou friends who study or work out of town come back to Lanzhou, this is the first place they go.

Zhengning Road Snack Street.

If you want to eat special snacks, this is the first recommendation, you must go.

The stalls are only available after 5 p.m.