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China Xi'an

Xi'an

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Practical tips from creators in Xi'an

Helpful advice mentioned across multiple travel videos

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Break pita bread into small pieces for Yangrou Paomo

For Yangrou Paomo, it's customary for diners to manually break the pita bread into very small pieces in their bowl. This ensures the bread properly absorbs the lamb soup. It's part of the authentic dining experience.

MFrom Mark Wiens
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Enhance noodles with raw garlic

Pair the noodles with raw garlic for an added pungent kick that enhances the overall flavor. The strong, raw garlic sensation goes well with the rich, spicy noodles.

MFrom Mark Wiens
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Experience a Hanfu Photo Shoot

Rent Hanfu clothing and get your hair and makeup done at one of the many shops in Xi'an for an immersive cultural experience and authentic photo shoot at historical sites.

VFrom Victoria Man
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Sample various smoked meats and pickles

The market offers a variety of smoked meats like ham, pork belly, and sausages, as well as numerous pickled vegetables. Smoked meats are described as incredible, tasting like bacon. Pickles range from crunchy radishes to fermented beans with beef, offering diverse, flavor-packed experiences.

MFrom Mark Wiens
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Travel by small electric motorbike vehicles

Utilize small electric motorbike vehicles, similar to tuk-tuks, for quiet and efficient transportation around Xi'an, especially at night when the city is less noisy.

MFrom Mark Wiens
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Try Spicy Fried Squid and Soup Dumplings on Hui Street

The street offers delicious and well-prepared local delicacies such as spicy fried squid and soup dumplings. The squid is flavorful but can be very spicy.

VFrom Victoria Man
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Try marinated tofu bean curd with chili oil

Marinated tofu bean curd rolls, flavored with bay leaves, chilies, sesame seeds, and infused with chili oil and Sichuan pepper, offer a delicious and complex flavor. They have a firm texture and a savory, slightly sour taste.

MFrom Mark Wiens