Discovering Xi’an’s

Discovering Xi’an’s culinary scene is an adventure packed with big flavors and rich history! This city’s food culture is a mix of ancient Silk Road influences, Halal traditions, and creative veggie dishes that make every meal seriously memorable. Whether you don’t eat meat or just love variety, Xi’an brings inclusivity to the table—and you’ll taste it in every bite. Let’s dig into some top spots: Laosunjia Restaurant (老孙家饭店) 📍 363 Dongdajie, Beilin District Signature dishes: Their Halal lamb paomo (crumbled flatbread in soup) and beef dumplings are legendary! For vegetarians, the tofu and mushroom stir-fry (with crunchy cucumber and sweet onions) is a must. Vibe: Bustling and historic, always lively, casual seating. 🕙 Opening Hours: 10:30–21:30 Why go? Centuries-old recipes reflect Xi’an’s crossroad spirit—every dish tells a story. Dian Cuisine (典菜馆) 📍 12 Xiyangshi, Huimin Street, Lianhu District Must-tries: Braised tofu with shiitake, cucumber salad with sesame, classic liangpi noodles (vegan option!). Atmosphere: Friendly, colorful, packed with locals tasting classic flavors. 🕙 Opening Hours: 09:00–22:00 What’s unique? Super-inclusive menu with clear veg choices—perfect for foodies who want it all. Pro tips: Always ask staff for their latest specialties—seasonal veggies are a hidden gem. Grab a seat near the window to people-watch as you eat! #xian #halaleats #vegetariantravel #chinesefood #foodculture