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There are countless delicacies and snacks in Tianshui, which are all over the streets and alleys, and they are all delicious and unique. Compared with them, Malatang not only has no characteristics, but is really not very delicious. But it is Malatang that has become popular in Tianshui. How popular is it? During the peak tourist season, friends in Tianshui said that it is normal to queue for five or six hours at the top Internet celebrity stores like "Ha Haiying". It is said that there are two reasons for the popularity. The first is that it is cheap. In the past, you could be full with ten yuan, but it is definitely impossible now. This pot costs 56 yuan. The second is that there is a county called "Gangu County" under Tianshui. Gangu peppers are of good quality and are most suitable for making Malatang, but the current production is not enough, and the price is not suitable. It is said that Xinjiang peppers are used now. Since I came here, I have to try it. In order to avoid queuing, I came after lunch time and was told that I would have to queue for more than an hour. The same is true for the one in a nearby yard. In fact, this doesn't require any technical skills. As long as the ingredients are real, the results will be pretty much the same. If you walk further in, the last few shops have obviously fewer people.

Too popular, I come here because of its reputation. Halal spicy hotpot. The price is not high, the chili is not spicy, slightly salty.

A quick trip to Tianshui: I arrived at 2 PM and left the next morning. Where would I go? Tianshui has two districts: Maiji and Qinzhou. The high-speed rail station is located between them. I prefer the old town, so I stayed in Qinzhou. First stop: Tianshui Malatang. It was quite good. The chili wasn't spicy, but rather fragrant, with a flavor similar to oil-splashed chili. Even though it wasn't lunchtime, the line was still long, and it took over an hour to get a seat. Second stop: Tianshui Ancient Town. The night view was nice, but I wasn't impressed with anything else. I had hot pot and potato chips, both delicious.

A must-visit Malatang street in Tianshui! Start your slow life with a bowl of spicy food! As a city famous for its Malatang, Tianshui has taken this snack to the extreme! Haiying Malatang on Zhonghua West Road Pedestrian Street is a must-try in Tianshui. 📍Must-see spots: - Haiying Malatang: Located in Building 2, Siheyuan, Dazhong Road, this place is often packed and requires a line, so avoid mealtimes. The broth is rich, the ingredients are incredibly fresh, and the chili peppers can be adjusted to your liking. The entire pedestrian street is lined with Malatang restaurants, each with its own unique twist. After enjoying your Malatang, continue strolling the pedestrian street and soak up the vibrant atmosphere of this city. The old buildings and newly opened cultural and creative shops on the street create an interesting clash, perfect for photo ops 📸 Tips: 1. It's recommended to eat during off-peak hours; it's less crowded in the afternoon. 2. Tianshui Malatang is quite oily and spicy, and many restaurants serve pickled mustard greens to help with the greasiness. 3. The pedestrian street is especially beautifully lit at night, so you can stroll down after your meal to digest the food. #TianshuiFood #MalaTang #SlowLifeTravel #NorthwestSnackRecommendations

This Tianshui Malatang spot is a must-see for locals! Zhonghua West Road Pedestrian Street is a must-see for any visitor to Tianshui. After discovering this hidden gem, I was completely captivated. There's a long line every mealtime, and for good reason! Name: Haiying Malatang (Zhonghua West Road Pedestrian Street Branch) Address: Middle section of Zhonghua West Road Pedestrian Street (near the shopping mall entrance) Hours: 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM Price per person: 15-25 RMB (great value!) This place specializes in authentic Tianshui flavors. The Malatang broth is made with over 20 spices, including Longnan Sichuan peppercorns, for a satisfying numbing sensation without causing stomach aches. Their secret sesame sauce is the best! It's rich and fragrant, and goes great with anything! Must-try items: 🌟 Special wide noodles (super chewy and bouncy) 🌟 Hand-made beef balls (firm and juicy) 🌟 Secretly made tofu skin (absorbs the broth and is absolutely delicious) 🌟 Seasonal wild vegetables (super fresh, unique to Gansu) The small shop has a down-to-earth, urban feel. It's very clean, and the owner is incredibly friendly. They'll teach you how to prepare the dipping sauce the way locals do. Tips: Come during off-peak hours! Avoid the lunch rush between 12:00 PM and 1:30 PM. For two people, a large portion is sufficient. If you don't like spicy food, remember to ask for less Sichuan peppercorns. #TianshuiFood #MalaTangCeiling #GansuTravelMust-Eat #StreetSnacksyyds #TravelFoodCheck-In