西安美食英文介绍

Shaanxi characteristic snack1. beef/lamb stew of breadIt is one of the most famous snacks in Xian. AKA pita bread soaked in lamb soup. The pita is served to you first which you personally break into small pieces of your liking. And then you give it to the chef who places them in a wok of steaming broth, rice noodles and lamb. And there is also other varies material in it, such as green onion, garlic, coriander and so on. Indicative price：2540 yuan2. wooden cages mirror cakeWooden cages mirror cake is a kind of Xians traditional dessert. Small wooden molds are filled with ground stick rice and steamed. After the powder becomes soft and gooey, its pulled out and covered in sugar, nuts and a delicious rose flavored jam. The feature is white color, small and round, rather like a small mirror, hence its called mirror cake.Indicative price：5 yuan each3. steamed dumplingsThis is a special kind of dumplings. They have delicious tender meat, soft skin, exquisite shape, rich soup and oil but not greasy.Indicative price：16-20 yuan？4. Chinese-style hamburgersChinese-style hamburger, roujiamo, is a Xian specialty. Actually it is a wonderful combination of the two foods: Dried juice meat and steamed white bread. Topping it off with some meat juicy and fatty bits makes it a great snack in Xian. Many Chinese and foreigners like it so much. Indicative price：10-20 yuan5. Shaanxi LiangpiHere comes one of the most famous triple combo of street food in Xian. Liangpi is a dish of cold noodles in a source that hits every possible flavour. The natives always have Liangpi with Chinese hamburger and local orange soda.Indicative price：5-15 yuan6. Biang biang noodles (thick noodles)This is the ultra signature noodle dish of Xian. Hand stretched wide biang biang noodles covered with different sources. The chewy hand pulled noodles are juicy and flavourous which is really worth a try.Indicative price：Around 20 yuan7. Meat skewersLamb skewers, squid, beef, whatever you want. Covered it in spices and roasted over hot coals. Any trip to China, you get to try