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Zhi Guang Yuan Halal Snacks (Fangshan Hua Guan Stall)

小吃快餐 · ⭐ 4.1

Plaza Ziguangyuan, 1st Floor, Building 1, No. 14, Beiguan West Road, Gongchen Subdistrict

Dishes

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  Layered Shredded Sugar Fire Cake

  Qian Ceng Shui Si Tang Huo is a traditional Chinese pastry made primarily from flour, brown sugar, and oil. By repeatedly folding the dough, a layered fire cake is created, then baked until golden and crispy. Each layer is evenly coated with brown sugar, giving the pastry a satisfyingly crisp exterior and a sweet, rich filling.
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  Classic Sauce-Braised Torn Chicken

  Shredded chicken made from chicken legs, blanched and torn into strips, then simmered with sauce to absorb flavor. Key ingredients include chicken thigh, scallions, ginger, garlic, soy sauce, doubanjiang, and cooking wine, slowly stewed to infuse rich savory taste.
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  Creamy Milk Yogurt

  Nai Pi Zi Yogurt is a dairy dish primarily made from fresh milk and yogurt starter. The preparation involves heating the milk to an appropriate temperature, adding the yogurt starter, mixing thoroughly, and allowing it to ferment until it sets, forming a thick layer of cream on the surface. It has a delicate texture and a rich yogurt flavor.
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  Milk-flavored Steamed Buns

  Milk-flavored flower buns are made from flour, milk, and yeast. After fermentation, the dough is flattened, brushed with milk or butter, rolled up, sliced, and steamed. The finished product has a petal-like shape and a soft, sweet taste.
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  Hawthorn Juice

  Hawthorn juice is a beverage made primarily from fresh hawthorn berries. After washing and removing the seeds, an appropriate amount of water is added and the mixture is boiled. The pulp is then filtered out, leaving a clear hawthorn juice, which can be sweetened with a suitable amount of rock sugar.
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  Pork in Sauce

  Song meat is a dish made primarily with pork, typically using pork tenderloin or belly cut into cubes, marinated, coated in starch paste, and deep-fried to achieve a crispy exterior and tender interior. Serve with sauce or enjoy as-is for a soft yet crunchy texture.
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  Beef Dumplings

  Beef buns are made with high-quality beef as the main ingredient, combined with seasonings such as green onions and ginger, finely chopped to form the filling. The dough is made from high-gluten flour, fermented, then rolled into round wrappers to enclose the beef filling before steaming. The finished product has a soft, white outer skin and a savory, juicy interior.
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  Beef-filled香包

  Beef-filled dumplings are a type of pastry made with flour as the wrapper and beef as the main filling, typically seasoned with scallions, ginger, and other spices. The dough is rolled into a thin skin, filled with beef mixture, sealed by pinching the edges, then steamed or pan-fried until cooked. The outer skin is soft while the inner filling is savory and aromatic.
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  Zhen Gao

  Zhen Gao is a traditional pastry made primarily from glutinous rice, red dates, and bean paste. During preparation, glutinous rice is soaked and steamed until soft and sticky, then mixed with red dates and bean paste. After stirring and pressing, it is cut into small pieces, resulting in a sweet and chewy texture.
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  Steamed glutinous rice cake

  Zeng Gao is a traditional Chinese dessert made primarily from glutinous rice and red dates. The preparation involves soaking the glutinous rice, steaming it until cooked, then mixing it with red dates and steaming again in a zeng (a traditional steaming vessel) until the rice and dates are fully blended, resulting in a soft, sticky, and sweet texture.
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  Sesame Lamb

  Sesame lamb is a dish made primarily with lamb and stir-fried with toasted sesame. The lamb, sliced or shredded, is marinated and cooked with sesame to infuse the meat with rich sesame aroma and texture.
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  Dumpling Balls

  Dough balls are a type of pastry made primarily with vegetables. The vegetables are typically chopped and mixed with seasonings, then wrapped in dough and steamed.

Reviews

• Quinn_4
  This place is right by the entrance of Huaguan Mall, and I always walk past it and wanna grab something. Recently tried the milk skin yogurt (奶皮子酸奶) — super smooth, kinda like cream cheese, and there's this layer of milk skin on top with a really rich milky flavor. Also had the zeng gao (甑糕, a sticky rice cake) and it was sooo good, soft and chewy with just the right amount of sweetness. They have a pretty solid selection of snacks too, like tang huo shao (sugar sesame cakes) and soy sauce braised beef — both total classics. Staff are friendly and actually take the time to tell you what they recommend. Honestly every time I come I find something new I like, super convenient spot.