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Shenxian Noodles (Lijing Tiancheng Branch)

小吃面食 · ⭐ 3.9

No. 5 Xiaotian East Street, Annex No. 2

Dishes

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  Dry-Mixed Dumplings

  Dry tossed wontons are a cold dish featuring wontons (dumplings) made with pork and vegetable fillings, wrapped in thin dough, boiled, then mixed with a savory sauce. Common toppings include green onions, cilantro, crushed peanuts, and chili oil for rich flavor.
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  怪味面

  怪味面是一道以面条为主料，搭配花生、葱花、蒜末、姜末、香菜等辅料制成的菜品。制作时先将面条煮熟，再加入由酱油、醋、糖、辣椒油、花椒粉、芝麻酱等多种调料调制而成的怪味汁拌匀，最后撒上炒香的花生碎和葱花，口感丰富，层次分明。
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  Dan Dan Noodles

  Dan zha mian features noodles topped with a savory sauce made from minced pork, doubanjiang, and sweet bean sauce. Cooked noodles are mixed with the fragrant sauce and optionally garnished with cucumber strips and bean sprouts.
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  Seafood Dumplings

  Seafood wontons are dumplings made with pork and shrimp as the main filling, wrapped in thin dough. The filling is mixed and sealed in wonton wrappers, then boiled and served with broth or soy sauce and sesame oil.
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  Seafood Noodles

  Seafood noodles feature fresh shrimp, squid, and clams cooked in a savory broth with hand-pulled or thin noodles, offering a rich, oceanic flavor.
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  Blanched Pea Shoots

  A dish made by quickly blanching fresh pea shoots in boiling water and seasoning lightly, resulting in a crisp and refreshing vegetable side.
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  Beef Noodles

  Beef noodles are a noodle dish primarily made with noodles and beef. The cooked noodles are served with tender pieces or slices of beef that have been stewed, then topped with a rich beef broth, and finally garnished with chopped green onions and cilantro for added aroma.
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  Immortal Double Flavor Noodles

  A hand-pulled noodle dish served with two distinct broths—one spicy Sichuan-style red oil and one savory chicken soup—offering a unique dual-flavor experience.
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  红油水饺

  红油水饺以面粉制成饺子皮，内馅通常为猪肉、白菜或韭菜等蔬菜，经手工包制后煮熟。食用时淋上由辣椒油、花椒油、酱油、蒜末、香葱等调制的红油酱汁，香气浓郁。
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  Eel

  Eel is a dish featuring eel as the main ingredient. After cleaning and deboning, the eel is cut into segments, pan-fried until slightly golden, then simmered with seasonings like ginger, scallion, garlic, soy sauce, and cooking wine to absorb flavor. Some recipes add chili or doubanjiang for extra taste.

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