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Zi Wu Lu Zhang's Meat Buns (Zhonglou Branch)

小吃面食 · ⭐ 4.3

Ground Floor, Jiezhantongji Plaza, No. 99 Bei Dajie

Dishes

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  Biangbiang Noodles

  Biangbiang noodles are made with wide, thick noodles that are hand-stretched and cooked. They are served with toppings such as chopped green onions, yellow soybean sprouts, and chili powder. After cooking, the noodles are drizzled with a special chili oil and seasonings, then garnished with green onions and additional配料.
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  Traditional Rousong Bao

  Traditional Chinese meat-filled flatbread is a type of Chinese pastry, characterized by roasted flatbread stuffed with slow-cooked pork that has an ideal balance of fat and lean. The flatbread has a golden, crispy exterior and a soft interior, while the meat is tender and juicy with a rich aroma.
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  Ice Peak

  Ice Peak is a cold dish made primarily from ice blocks, often carved into mountain shapes and decorated with fruits, mint leaves, or syrup. Water is frozen and shaped into blocks, sometimes with added juice or food coloring for color variation.
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  Baoji Noodles with Hand-Rolled Skin

  Baoji rolling noodles are made primarily from flour,经过揉面、洗面、沉淀等步骤，制成光滑细腻的面皮。再配以特制的调料和佐料，如醋、辣椒油、芝麻酱、蒜泥等，经过精心擀制而成。
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  Qishan Sautéed Pork Noodles

  Qishan Sautéed Pork Noodles are made primarily with noodles and pork, supplemented by various vegetables and seasonings. The noodles are thin and delicate, while the broth is tangy, spicy, savory, and fragrant. The pork is diced and stir-fried with seasoning to create a distinctive sauce called 'saotzi,' which is then cooked together with the noodles, showcasing a rich regional flavor.
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  Oil-Poured Noodles

  Oil-poured noodles are a dish primarily made with noodles, enhanced by pouring hot oil over them. After boiling the noodles, they are drained and sprinkled with scallions, chili powder, and other seasonings, then topped with hot oil to release the aroma of the spices, allowing the noodles to fully absorb the flavors.
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  Fresh Meatball Soup

  Shengcuan Wanzi Tang is a dish made from meat balls primarily using pork or beef, quickly cooked by blanching in clear soup. The main ingredients include lean meat, scallions, ginger, egg white, and starch. The broth is typically made from plain water or bone stock, seasoned with a small amount of salt. To prepare, the meat mixture is stirred until it becomes elastic, then shaped into balls and directly dropped into boiling water to cook.
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  Qin Town Rice Noodles

  Qin Town rice noodles are made from rice flour, steamed and sliced into rice sheets. They are typically served with seasonings such as vinegar, garlic paste, sesame sauce, and chili oil, then topped with chopped green onions, mung bean sprouts, and gluten pieces.
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  Lean Pork Steamed Bun

  Jingshou Rou Jia Mo is a snack made primarily with lean pork and flatbread. The pork is carefully stewed to achieve a tender and juicy texture, while the flatbread is baked until golden and crispy. To prepare, the stewed pork is chopped and placed into a split flatbread, ready to be enjoyed.
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  Mutton Blood Noodle Soup

  Mutton blood and vermicelli soup is mainly made from mutton blood and vermicelli. After cutting the mutton blood into pieces, it is cooked together with soaked vermicelli in a pot using water or broth until boiling, then seasoned and ready to eat. Scallions and ginger are typically added during preparation to enhance the aroma.
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  Glutinous Rice Wine Egg Soup

  Glutinous rice wine egg soup is a dish made primarily with glutinous rice wine and eggs. Stir the wine, add water, boil, then slowly pour in beaten eggs while stirring to form egg flowers. Add sugar to taste.
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  Bone Broth Dumplings

  Delicate dumplings served in a rich, slow-simmered bone broth, featuring a savory pork and shrimp filling.

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