THE FOOD GALLERY OF XI'AN XI YOU MAN JI

The location is unique, inside the large comprehensive shopping mall "Joy City" next to the Big Wild Goose Pagoda and the Tang Dynasty City that Never Sleeps. In addition, the prices are very affordable and the appearance is also suitable for posting on WeChat Moments. I happened to live in the Westin Hotel opposite, so I had to check in at such a popular online celebrity restaurant. There is a waiting area outside. Seeing a bunch of tea, snacks, and fruits prepared for waiting guests, I was mentally prepared. I looked up and saw the display screen of the number of waiting tables. It turned out that it was not just a normal crowd of customers, and it was not a holiday or weekend.

I chose this restaurant before I went to Xi'an for a trip. It is said that you can see the Big Wild Goose Pagoda and the night view of Xi'an here; you can also see the dishes and snacks of Xi'an's big stalls. There are no private rooms if you make a reservation one day in advance. There is no reservation in the lobby, and you will be seated at that time. We arrived at around 5:30 that day, and there were not many customers yet. There were free tea and a variety of snacks in the waiting area at the door. When the number was called, the gong would be beaten and the flag would be held to lead the guests to their seats. After 6 o'clock, the waiting area gradually became more and more crowded. We entered the store when the number was called, ordered dishes and started eating: Feizi Xiao is a must-order, and the brush pastry was not ordered (it felt that it would taste weird). We also ordered some Shaanxi specialties and snacks, which tasted pretty good. Feizi Xiao does not have a particularly good taste, but it wins in shape. The Nv'erhong and Taohuayin ordered tasted pretty good, and there were also free snacks and rock sugar pear dew. There was a performance at 7 pm, and "Chang'e" floated between the tables. Chang'e was very friendly and did not refuse guests' requests to take pictures. Although the height of the fourth-floor viewing platform of Joy City is limited, the night view is still good.

Chang'an ancient style, grilled gluten, big gluten, soft and chewy in the mouth, and good control of the heat. Old Xi'an casserole has rich side dishes: old tofu, oyster mushrooms, meatballs, cabbage, quail eggs, coriander, shrimp skin, etc. The overall quantity is quite large and the taste is good.

[Taste] I ordered their zong cake, the ingredients are good, but it feels like it is not freshly steamed, but heated. The osmanthus jujube is fuzzy, which is good. There are lotus seeds in it, and you can really feel that it is ground from jujube. In addition, there are tea and snacks. [Environment] It is antique and has their unique small table for four people, and there are also large tables. The waiting area at the door is a drum stool. [Service] Very good, and now you can also scan the code to order by yourself.

When I came to Xi'an, I wanted to find a special restaurant. I had to queue up when I went there. I had dates and snacks to eat while I was queuing. The waiting time was not too long. I ordered Hulu Chicken, Feizi Xiao, mutton skewers, and mahjong. I recommend Feizi Xiao, which is delicious and beautiful. The mutton skewers are also delicious and should be eaten while hot. After eating, there were still many people waiting at the door, and there were performances.

You must enjoy the food in Xi'an when you go to Xi'an. A friend recommended us to the Chang'an Food Stalls Joy City Store. We made a reservation the day before the meal, otherwise we would have to wait in a long line. There were really a lot of people here, and there were many customers waiting for seats. We ordered a lot of dishes. The only things we had never seen before were Mahjong Thirteen Yao and Maobi Su. This is a popular check-in spot. In fact, it feels like a rare form of food. The taste is actually very ordinary. It is more expensive than other stores. There were nine of us and we ordered ten dishes, with an average consumption of 80 yuan per person.