Lèngwá Shǎnxī Fēngwèiguǎn

Yangshuo


This small and simple Shanxi eatery specialises in the addictive ròujiāmó (肉夹馍; flat-bread buns filled with beef or pork and peppers) and biángbiángmiàn (flat Shanxi noodles; the character for biáng is the most complicated in Mandarin, and impossible to reproduce here). One ròujiāmó is ¥10 and two are almost a meal; a bowl of biángbiángmiàn is ¥30.

The friendly and affable owner is from Xi'an.


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