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The third one is Laoyou. The taste of Laoyou in each restaurant is slightly different. It depends on your taste. I ate noodles before. This time I changed to Laoyou wonton. Nanning has mixed the tastes of surrounding Guangdong, Yunnan, Guizhou, and Hunan. There are snacks such as Yi noodles, Zhusheng noodles, and wontons. It has evolved its own characteristics. Laoyou wonton noodles are Yi noodles. I took a bite of the wonton. Hey, it’s not shrimp inside, but made of beaten shrimp paste. It’s interesting. The wonton skin is slightly thick and golden in color. Even if it’s not the whole shrimp, the shrimp paste inside is also very chewy. The taste of Nanwei Laoyou is lighter. It may also be that the wonton noodles I ordered are not spicy. The pork is very tender. Compared with Shuji, the amount is a little less. The environment is pretty good.

Nanning Laoyou The first meal I had in the morning was their Laoyou noodles The store is located on Shui Street, and it costs 9 yuan to take a Didi from the hotel When I arrived at 9 o'clock in the morning, it was already full, and there were more than a dozen people waiting in line in front of me The chefs were busy making Laoyou noodles I ordered Laoyou pork noodles, 2 liang for 9.5 yuan per portion Waited for a few minutes before the Laoyou noodles came The Laoyou noodles had a sour and spicy taste, and a little iron taste from the cooking pot, and it tasted mellow There was a little bit of meat in it Finally, I got to eat Laoyou noodles, a famous snack in Nanning

I ate at two noodle shops in Nanning. The first one was Shuji and the second one was this one. Both of them are time-honored noodle shops. But I prefer Shuji, maybe because it was the first one I ate at that time, and I was really hungry at that time. I went to this one at mealtime. The business was very good. Many people were placing orders and waiting for noodles. Everyone was very conscious to share tables and quickly vacate the seats after eating. My brother and I each had a bowl. I had dry noodles, and I didn’t have to wait; he had Laoyou noodles and had to wait, because there were many orders in front. [Dry noodles with fried sauce] 8.5 yuan I think I had this dry noodles, but I can’t remember it clearly. Anyway, I like to eat all kinds of dry mixed food. The prices in Nanning are really low. Such a large portion is so cheap, and the meat sauce is so solid! The taste is okay, but I have a strong taste, and this one doesn’t have much chili, which I am not used to, and their chili sauce here is all added with garlic, so I definitely won’t add it. So I felt a little unimpressed when I ate it.   【Laoyou Beef Noodles】10.5 yuan The soup of Laoyou Noodles is thicker, and it looks more flavorful, but it tastes lighter, not as good as the rich bone soup of Japanese ramen. Their noodles are thin and wide, and they feel very smooth when slurped. The beef is very tender, and it's okay overall.   Well, because the business is so good, I have high expectations for it. After eating, I feel that it's okay. You can try it if you don't have to queue.

It is located in a corner of the old city, but good wine is not afraid of a remote alley, and delicious food is not afraid of remote places. Gourmets flock here for the fresh and fragrant taste.

Hey everyone, it's easy to stumble into trouble if you don't plan your trip to Nanning! I'm sharing my hidden tips with you to ensure you avoid unnecessary detours and have a wonderful time in Nanning. 💖 🏠 Accommodation Guide: Avoid expensive, dated hotels near Chaoyang Square! We recommend staying near Jinhu Square. As the intersection of Metro Lines 1 and 3, it's super convenient for visiting popular attractions like Qingxiu Mountain and Sanjieliangxiang. 🚇 Compare prices on various platforms ahead of time; you might be able to snag a quality hotel for just a few dozen yuan per night. 🚗 Transportation Guide: If you're flying, Nanning Wuxu International Airport offers direct access to the city center via various transportation options. For high-speed rail, both Nanning East Railway Station and Nanning Station are easily accessible. The subway and shared trams are the best options for getting around the city. Taxis are also affordable, though traffic can be a problem during peak hours. 🌟Must-see attractions: - Qingxiu Mountain: A 20-yuan ticket gives you access to the "city's green lung," and a 5-yuan sightseeing bus takes you directly to the summit. Leaf Garden is like Nanning's version of Santorini, the water lilies in Monet's garden are stunning (blooming from April to July), Guanyin Temple is truly efficacious, and there's also the incredibly popular photo-op spot, Nanning's Ancient and Modern Meets, where city and nature blend seamlessly, perfect for photo ops. 📸 - Three Streets and Two Alleys: The essence of Nanning's Old Town, featuring Ming and Qing dynasty architecture alongside traditional handicraft shops. Soak in the historical charm during the day, and immerse yourself in the vibrant city life by enjoying street food like suan ye (sour noodles) and rolled noodles at night. - Nanning Fantawild ASEAN Divine Painting: Explore Southeast Asia without leaving the country! With 11 large-scale cultural experience halls, exciting rides, and the must-see performance "Song of a Thousand Islands," you can also experience Southeast Asian culture and experience incredible photo opportunities. It's a fun and photogenic experience. - Nanning Zoo: 50 yuan admission to see tons of rare animals, including giant pandas and golden monkeys. The park's beautiful environment makes it perfect for a family outing. - Nanning Night: 666-meter-long cultural and tourism pedestrian street, featuring 16 exciting performances, brims with Zhuang culture. With 100 popular check-in spots, over 150 food vendors, and stunning iron flower performances, this is a feast for both the palate and the eyes. 🍱 Food Recommendations: - Laoyou Noodles: A must-try in Nanning! Freshly stir-fried over high heat, the sour and spicy flavor is appetizing. Recommended dishes include Nanwei Laoyou and Shuji Laoyou Noodles. - Braised Pork with Glutinous Rice: A specialty of Grandma Liang's, the soft, sweet glutinous rice paired with the rich and lean braised pork is incredibly satisfying. - Raw Rice Noodles: With its unique fermented aroma, it's a must-try for those who enjoy trying new and exciting flavors. Qinji Raw Rice Noodles is worth a try. - Sour Ye: Made with a variety of pickled fruits, the sour, sweet, and spicy flavor blends seamlessly in your mouth, leaving you feeling refreshed and relieved. 💡Tips: - Qingxiu Mountain is vast, so allow a full day to explore it. Remember to bring mosquito repellent. - Nanning's weather can be unpredictable, so bring an umbrella for both sun and rain protection. - The night market has a wealth of delicious food, so sharing with friends allows you to experience a wider variety. Hey kids, follow this guide for a truly memorable and exciting trip to Nanning. Save it and go! #NanningHowTo #NanningTravel