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Xiluojì · Liuzhou Snack Market (Hongshan Branch)

小吃快餐 · ⭐ 4.4

Longguang Jiuzuan Building 1A10, Zhongmei Road

Dishes

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  Family Feast Luosifen Soup

  A rich and flavorful Luosifen soup featuring a variety of ingredients such as rice noodles, fermented bamboo shoots, tofu skin, peanuts, wood ear mushrooms, bean curd sheets, and duck blood, all simmered in a broth made from snail bones and seasoned with chili oil and spices.
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  Tapioca Dessert

  Tapioca dessert is a sweet dish made primarily from cassava. After peeling and cutting the cassava into pieces, it is boiled until tender and then simmered with rock sugar or brown sugar. The texture is soft and chewy, with a subtle sweetness.
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  Liuzhou Spicy Pork Snail Noodles

  A spicy pork and snail noodle dish from Liuzhou, featuring a tangy broth, fresh rice noodles, and fermented bamboo shoots.
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  Fried Egg Snail Noodles

  Fried egg snail rice noodles is a specialty rice noodle dish, primarily made with snail rice noodles, eggs, and appropriate seasonings. The egg is deep-fried to create a crispy fried egg, which is then paired with cooked snail rice noodles and a rich sauce, delivering a unique texture.
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  Stir-Fried Spicy Snail

  A stir-fried dish featuring snails cooked quickly with spicy seasonings, offering a bold and aromatic flavor.
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  Stir-Fried Luosifen

  Stir-fried Luosifen is a dish made by stir-frying Luosifen noodles with ingredients like rice noodles, snail meat, pickled bamboo shoots, bean sprouts, wood ear mushrooms, and greens. Cook noodles first, then stir-fry garlic, chili, and doubanjiang in oil, add snail meat and vegetables, finally mix in noodles to blend flavors.
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  Mung Bean Soup

  Mung bean soup is a refreshing dessert made primarily from mung beans and rock sugar. The preparation involves soaking the mung beans, then boiling them until tender, followed by adding rock sugar and stirring until it reaches a sandy texture. It has a smooth, delicate texture and a naturally sweet, refreshing taste.
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  Braised Chicken Feet with Tiger Skin

  Hǔpí Jīzhǎo is made primarily from chicken feet. The chicken feet are deep-fried until the skin becomes crispy and bubbled, then marinated with seasonings to absorb flavor. Finally, they are steamed to allow the taste to penetrate into the inner parts, creating a texture resembling tiger skin.
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  Braised Duck Feet with Crispy Skin

  Hǔpí Yājiǎo is a dish featuring duck feet as the main ingredient. The feet are blanched to remove odor, then fried until the skin wrinkles slightly, and finally stewed with seasonings. Soy sauce, sugar, and cooking wine are typically added to give the duck feet a bright red color and soft, tender texture.
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  Cooling Chrysanthemum Tea with Rock Sugar

  A refreshing herbal tea made from dried chrysanthemum flowers and rock sugar, known for its cooling properties and sweet taste.
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  Braised Pork

  Guoshao is a dish primarily made with pork, marinated and then pan-fried until cooked. Seasoned with light soy sauce, dark soy sauce, and cooking wine, it results in flavorful meat with a slightly charred surface and rich texture.
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  Quail Egg

  Quail eggs are a dish primarily made with quail eggs, typically prepared by boiling, frying, roasting, or steaming. Quail eggs are small and delicate, rich in nutrition, with a unique texture and aroma, often used in various Chinese culinary preparations.

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