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(Xiaoyang Shengjian Guan; 101 Huanghe Rd; 101 per liang Y6 (4 dumplings); People’s Sq) The city’s most famous sesame-seed-and-scallion-coated fried dumplings (shengjian) unquestionably belong to Yang’s. Lines here can stretch to the horizon as eager diners wait for their scalding shengjian to be dished out onto vintage communist-era enamel dishes – this isn’t some sort of retro fashion statement, they just never bothered to upgrade the tableware.

Order at the left counter – eight dumplings and a soup (tang) should be enough – then join the queue on the right to pick up your order.

People’s Square Food Streets

The following two streets are lined with an amazing variety of Chinese restaurants, each with its own speciality.

Huanghe Road Food Street Offline map Google map (Huanghe Lu Meishi Jie; People’s Sq) With a prime central location near People’s Park, Huanghe Rd covers all the bases from cheap lunches to late-night post-theatre snacks. You’ll find large restaurants like the always popular Taishengyuan Restaurant Offline map Google map (50 Huanghe Rd), but Huanghe Rd is best for dumplings – get ’em fried at Yang’s (No 97) or served up in bamboo steamers across the road at Jiajia Soup Dumplings Offline map Google map (90 Huanghe Rd).

Yunnan Road Food Street Offline map Google map (Yunnan Lu Meishi Jie; Dashijie) Yunnan Rd has some great speciality restaurants and is just the spot for an authentic meal after museum hopping at People’s Square. Look out for Shaanxi dumplings and noodles at No 15 and five-fragrance dim sum at Wu Fang Zhai Offline map Google map (28 Yunnan Rd). You can also get salted duck (yan shui ya) and steamed dumplings at Xiao Jin Ling Offline map Google map (55 Yunnan Rd), Mongolian hotpot and Yunnanese here.

Nanxiang Steamed Bun Restaurant Dumplings $

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