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Our day started at Kuanzhai Xiangzi Alleys (宽窄巷子), yet another historic touristy area of Chengdu. After strolling around, exploring and learning a little something about the history of the area - including yet another Starbucks located in an old building - we went in search of something very local to eat...
Wumei Zhuji Intestine Noodles (五妹朱记肥肠粉) sells, you guessed it... bowls of noodles with pig intestines. The main draw is this huge bowl of pig offal, with a separate bowl of pig intestines which have already been chopped up.
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Showing posts with label Chengdu. Show all posts
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December 5, 2019
December 4, 2019
Days of numbing tongue: hot pot experience
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I'm in Chengdu for a couple of days for a work trip, and I'm getting to see the city for the first time. While it's interesting for me to experience some authentic Chengdu-style Sichuan cuisine, I am a little bummed that I won't get the chance to hit a couple of restaurants that come highly recommended by foodie friends.
To show us - more specifically, me - some local sights, we went to a branch of Da Miao Hot Pot (大妙 火锅) located inside the historic and touristy area of Jinli (锦里). I guess hot pot is a must when one is in Chengdu...
Knowing a few of us can't handle the heat, we did the traditional double-flavored pot (鸳鸯锅). I mostly stuck to the non-spicy soup base, although I did enjoy dipping some of the ingredients into the mala (麻辣) side.
I'm in Chengdu for a couple of days for a work trip, and I'm getting to see the city for the first time. While it's interesting for me to experience some authentic Chengdu-style Sichuan cuisine, I am a little bummed that I won't get the chance to hit a couple of restaurants that come highly recommended by foodie friends.
To show us - more specifically, me - some local sights, we went to a branch of Da Miao Hot Pot (大妙 火锅) located inside the historic and touristy area of Jinli (锦里). I guess hot pot is a must when one is in Chengdu...
Knowing a few of us can't handle the heat, we did the traditional double-flavored pot (鸳鸯锅). I mostly stuck to the non-spicy soup base, although I did enjoy dipping some of the ingredients into the mala (麻辣) side.
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Chengdu,
China,
Cuisine - Sichuanese,
Dining,
Wine
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