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Chen Xianggui · Lanzhou Beef Noodles (Hongqiao Shishang Tian Di Store)

小吃面食 · ⭐ 4.1

Street-front shop on the 1st floor, Building 1, Shishang Tiandi, No. 1899 Huqingping Highway

Dishes

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  Cold-mixed black fungus

  Cold-mixed black fungus is a refreshing cold dish, primarily made with black木耳 (wood ear mushrooms), and seasoned with ingredients such as minced garlic and cilantro. The preparation involves washing the soaked black fungus thoroughly, then mixing it with seasonings like soy sauce, vinegar, and chili oil, along with the配料, to create a well-blended dish.
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  Apricot Skin Tea

  Apricot peel tea is a traditional beverage made primarily from apricot peels, simmered with rock sugar or honey. Rich in natural fruit acids and various vitamins, the brewed tea has an orange-yellow color and a balanced sweet-sour taste. It helps to cool the body, quench thirst, and soothe coughs by moisturizing the lungs.
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  Beef Noodles

  Beef noodle salad features cooked noodles mixed with tender stewed beef chunks, seasoned with scallions, garlic, and other condiments. Beef is marinated in soy sauce, cooking wine, and spices before slow-cooking, then combined with noodles—add chili oil or sauce to taste.
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  Niu Gu Qing Tang Lanzhou Beef Noodles

  Lanzhou beef noodle soup made with clear broth from simmered beef bones, served with sliced cooked beef and hand-pulled wide noodles, garnished with cilantro and garlic chives. The broth is slowly stewed for rich flavor, and noodles are freshly pulled and cooked to maintain chewy texture.
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  Lamb Skewers with Red Willow

  Red柳 Big Skewers are made primarily from lamb, which is cut into small pieces and threaded onto red willow branches. After marinating, they are grilled. The red willow branches release a unique aroma during grilling, enhancing the rich flavor of the meat skewers.
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  Tea Egg

  Tea eggs are a traditional Chinese snack made primarily from eggs and tea. The preparation involves boiling the eggs until fully cooked, then gently cracking the shells before simmering them together with tea, spices, and seasonings. This allows the tea's aroma to penetrate the egg, creating a unique flavor.
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  Braised Chicken Feet with Tiger Skin

  Hǔpí Fèngzhǎo (Tiger Skin Chicken Feet) is renowned for its unique preparation method and delicious flavor. The chicken feet are first deep-fried until the skin becomes crispy and bubbled, forming a 'tiger skin' texture. They are then marinated with spices and seasonings to absorb rich flavors. During cooking, the chicken feet fully absorb the sauce, becoming tender and succulent, with skin and bones easily separating and the meat remaining juicy and delicate. This dish is not only tasty but also rich in collagen, which nourishes the skin.
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  Sour Cabbage Beef Noodles

  Sour Cabbage Beef Noodles: Tender beef is paired with tangy, crisp sour cabbage, carefully cooked to create a rich broth and chewy noodles. First, the beef is stewed until tender, then stir-fried with sour cabbage and seasonings until fragrant, finally mixed with boiled noodles to present a dish that excels in color, aroma, and taste.
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  Skewered Lamb

  Steel Rod Lamb is a unique barbecue dish, primarily made with fresh lamb. The preparation involves carefully cutting the lamb and threading it onto specially designed steel rods, then slow-grilling over charcoal. During the roasting process, the lamb's fat drips down, and the charcoal smoke熏es the meat, giving it a distinctive smoky aroma.
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  Skewered Lamb on Steel Rod

  Skewered lamb kebabs, made by cutting fresh lamb into chunks and threading them onto steel skewers. Slowly grilled over charcoal until the outside is charred and the inside remains tender, with a special sauce brushed on during cooking for added aroma, then sprinkled with适量 of cumin and chili powder for flavor.
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  Chen Xianggui Lanzhou Noodles

  Hand-pulled noodles served in a rich beef broth with sliced beef, radish, and cilantro—classic Northwest Chinese comfort food.
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  Spicy Tofu Skin

  Spicy tofu skin is a dish made primarily with tofu skin, typically stir-fried with chili, scallions, ginger, and garlic. Seasonings like doubanjiang, soy sauce, and cooking wine are often added to infuse the tofu skin with spicy flavor.

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