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Xijia De Shrimp Dumplings (Liaoyang Store)

小吃快餐 · ⭐ 4.6

No. 52 Liao Yang Street (Intersection of Liao Yang Street and Dongda Zhijie)

Dishes

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  Whole Shrimp Dumplings

  Whole shrimp dumplings are made with fresh shrimp meat as the main ingredient, paired with delicate flour wrappers. The shrimp meat is carefully prepared by removing the vein to maintain its tender texture. The dumpling skins are thin and generously filled, becoming semi-transparent when cooked. The freshness of the shrimp blends perfectly with the softness of the dough, creating a seafood dish that excels in color, aroma, and taste.
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  Pumpkin Drink

  Pumpkin drink is a beverage made primarily from pumpkin. The preparation method involves peeling and cutting the pumpkin into pieces, steaming it until tender, then blending it into a puree. Add an appropriate amount of water or milk, mix thoroughly, and filter to obtain a smooth and sweet pumpkin drink.
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  Mixed Cucumber Strips

  A refreshing cold dish made by mixing shredded cucumber and carrot with garlic, vinegar, soy sauce, sugar, and a touch of chili oil for a crisp and tangy flavor.
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  New Joy Three-Fill Dumplings

  Xin Xi Three Delicacies Dumplings are made primarily with pork, shrimp, and chives. Pork provides a rich and savory flavor, shrimp adds a fresh seafood taste, and chives bring a unique aromatic spiciness. The dumpling wrappers are thin yet filled generously, offering a rich texture and juicy filling—this dish is a perfect blend of tradition and modernity.
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  Pine Nut Potato Strips

  Sungarden potato shreds is a home-style dish primarily made with potatoes and pine nuts. The method involves slicing potatoes into fine strands, stir-frying them until cooked, then adding fried pine nuts and seasoning to finish.
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  Spicy Oil Tripe Strips

  Red oil tripe丝 is a dish primarily made from pork stomach, seasoned with red oil and various spices. The preparation involves boiling the pork stomach until tender, slicing it into thin strips, then drizzling it with a specially prepared red oil sauce and mixing well.
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  Shrimp Three Fresh

  Shrimp Three Fresh is a traditional dish made primarily with fresh shrimp, pork, and chives. The preparation involves mashing shrimp, pork, and finely chopped chives together, mixing in appropriate seasonings to create a filling. This filling is then wrapped into dumpling or wonton wrappers and boiled until cooked through, ready to be enjoyed.
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  Shrimp Dumplings

  Shrimp dumplings feature fresh shrimp as the main filling, combined with pork or vegetables, wrapped in flour-based dough and boiled until cooked through.
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  Wakame

  Wakame is a type of seaweed ingredient, primarily made from dried or fresh wakame. It is usually soaked and blanched before being mixed with garlic, soy sauce, vinegar, and sesame oil, or added to soups for cooking. It can also be stir-fried with other vegetables or meats.
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  Celery with Fresh Pork

  Xiqin Xianrou is a dish made primarily with celery and pork. After blanching the celery and mixing it with minced fresh meat, seasonings are added and blended evenly—ready to eat as-is or lightly stir-fried. Simple preparation highlights the natural flavors of the ingredients.
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  Soy-Glazed Neck Bones

  Sweet and savory braised pork neck bones is a traditional dish made primarily with pork neck bones. The preparation involves first stewing the bones until tender, then adding a special sauce and slow-cooking them until the rich sauce fully penetrates the meat and bone, resulting in an enticing reddish-brown color.
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  Spicy Lotus Root Strips

  Spicy lotus root threads is a cold dish made primarily from lotus roots. The roots are sliced into fine strands, blanched, then mixed with chili, garlic, scallions, and other seasonings.
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  Spicy Seasonal Vegetables

  Spicy seasonal vegetables: a dish featuring fresh seasonal veggies like bok choy, carrots, wood ear mushrooms, and bean sprouts, quickly blanched or stir-fried with chili and Sichuan pepper for a bold, numbingly spicy flavor typical of Sichuan cuisine.

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