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Yanji cold noodles in the service building: There are also many delicious foods near Yanbian University. Students who like to eat cold noodles should not miss the cold noodles in the service building opposite the main entrance of the school. This is the first cold noodles in Yanji, and it is a time-honored brand. It closes at 8 o'clock in the evening, so be sure to come early. Cold noodles are a traditional Korean food made of buckwheat noodles or wheat noodles. The Koreans have the tradition of eating cold noodles at noon on the fourth day of the first lunar month or on birthdays. According to folklore, eating slender and long cold noodles on this day will be a sign of good fortune and longevity, so cold noodles are also called: longevity noodles. Cold noodles are a must-order. If you don't want to eat cold, you can also order warm noodles, which tastes good. Special cold noodles are added with a lot of rich ingredients, and the price is twice that of ordinary cold noodles. It is recommended to order ordinary cold noodles. The portion is also large, the noodles are refreshing and chewy, and they are ice-cold and delicious. Corn warm noodles are also chewy and delicious.

How can you come to Yanji and not visit Yanbian University? How can you miss the service building when you come to Yanbian University? How can you not try Yanji cold noodles when you come to the service building? The cold noodles here are really authentic. Three meals a day are not enough.

How can you come to Yanbian and not eat a bowl of authentic cold noodles? It took us a little trouble to find this restaurant because the nearby buildings are similar and covered with banners. In fact, the cold noodles service building is right opposite Yanbian University. It is easy to find and parking is convenient even if it is not meal time.

This is my second meal in Yanji. The first one was at the Jeonju Bibimbap Restaurant. I have reviewed it. If you are interested, please go to the food section to read the reviews. The one with 5 points is a good review. Let me talk about this cold noodle restaurant. I searched for cold noodle restaurants online for a long time the day before and chose two. The first one is the Jindalai cold noodles in the city, and the second one is the cold noodles in the service building on the 6th floor. First of all, the environment is on the 6th floor of Baili City. The overall environment is nothing to say, clean, tidy and bright. Let's talk about the dishes. First of all, there is not as much as the Internet says (could it be that I, a seven-foot man, have a big appetite? ? ?) In terms of taste, I thought Yanji cold noodles would have any taste. In fact, I think there is no big difference from the cold noodles I ate before, just that the ingredients are more complete. Netizens must remember that the meatballs in it have something similar to the taste of bones, stones, and sand! ! You must eat slowly! ! ! Otherwise, it will really make your teeth ache! ! ! Cold noodles are 18. Due to the crazy rise in pork prices, the large portion of pot-fried pork is now 45, and the small portion is 33. Personally, I feel that the taste is really average, more sour than sweet. . . Let's talk about the service. It may be the store in the mall, or it may be that I went there at 3 pm. The waiter just sat and chatted after I took the order. (I felt that his attitude was not very good when I was ordering. It may be that I compared it with the Jeonju bibimbap restaurant I went to in the morning). Overall, I don't recommend this restaurant. Next time I have a chance to come to Yanji, I will definitely go to Jindalai Cold Noodles to try it! ! ! !

The cold noodles are supposed to be salty, so be careful if you don't like that. The small portion of sweet and sour pork (28 yuan) only has a few pieces, mostly noodles with very little meat. The kimchi is mostly just scrambled eggs. The claim of a 50-year-old brand is just a gimmick; out-of-towners shouldn't go, and it's ridiculously expensive.