Guizhou style. Guizhou rice noodles. Snacks (intangible heritage hot and sour soup dishes)

Today, when I was walking in the mall in Shenzhen, I saw this Guizhou rice noodle shop (I was attracted by the intangible heritage of sour soup and hot dishes), so I went in for lunch. The two of us sat in a booth, which was comfortable. You can order by using QR code or ask the store clerk to place the order. There is a discount for group purchase coupons ($39.8). I chose the signature mutton rice noodle with Guiyang iron skewers of freshly grilled pork (the pork skewers are ordinary). If you order mutton rice noodle alone, it is $28/bowl. The mutton is fragrant but not crispy, and it is served with clear soup and chopped green onions. It feels fresh. The restaurant is bright and has some food advertisements on both sides. I especially appreciate the portrait of a Guizhou girl and the Guizhou-style silver hair crown in the glass cabinet. Self-service snack area, with lemonade, dried chili peppers, raw garlic, raw pickled radish (free supply) In addition, we ordered Miao-style sour soup beef stew with rice ($45) ~ Intangible heritage sour soup stew. The soup base is sour and appetizing, the beef is fresh, and the soup pot is accompanied by other side dishes such as tomatoes, potato slices, golden needle vegetables, white mushrooms, 2 quail eggs, 2 slices of tofu, a few slices of lotus root, and Chinese cabbage). It is quite rich. Snacks: Exploding Tofu ($18) - a bit like deep-fried egg tofu. Although delicious, the portion is smaller and the price is a bit more expensive. Guizhou style. Guizhou rice noodles. Snacks Shop 307, 3rd Floor, Shixia Times Square, Shixia North 2nd Street (Shenzhen Metro Line 7 Exit F) #ShenzhenFood #ShenzhenFoodDiary #ShenzhenTour #ShenzhenRestaurantRecommendation #ShenzhenSnacks