Silk Road Cuisine
Silk Road tours have become increasingly popular among travelers around the world. One of the best ways to understand the cultures and lifestyles of cities along the Silk Road is by tasting local cuisines. If this is your first time traveling the Silk Road, this blog will give you an idea of the local dishes you should try along the route.
Shaanxi Province
Yangrou Paomo
Yangrou Paomo is the most famous soup dish in Shaanxi. It is made with tender mutton and pieces of baked bread soaked in a flavorful soup.

Rou Jia Mo
Rou Jia Mo is another popular food that can be found throughout Xi'an. It is made with baked bread filled with chopped pork, and it is often considered one of the most representative local snacks in the city.

Gansu Province
Lanzhou Beef Noodles
Lanzhou Beef Noodles are one of the most famous noodle dishes in China and are enjoyed by travelers around the world. This soup noodle dish is made with hand-pulled noodles, white radish, and beef slices, featuring a delicious and refreshing flavor.

Niang Pi
Niang Pi is one of the most popular cold noodle dishes in Gansu. It is made with cold noodles mixed with red chili oil, vinegar, and other seasonings. When you travel to Dunhuang, you can find Niang Pi in many local restaurants.

Xinjang Autonomous Region
Xinjiang Dapan Ji
Dapan Ji is a delicious and famous dish in Xinjiang. It is made with chicken, potatoes, and peppers cooked together with various seasonings. You can also enjoy this dish with noodles, which makes it even more filling and flavorful. It is also known as Big Plate Chicken.

Xinjiang Kebabs
Kebabs are one of the most popular snacks in Xinjiang. You can find them in almost every Xinjiang restaurant. This dish features grilled mutton seasoned with chili, cumin, and salt, creating a unique local flavor.

Naan
Naan is a traditional Uyghur cuisine and an important staple food for people in Xinjiang. It is a type of baked bread with more than 10 varieties, offering different flavors and textures.

Hand Pilaf
Hand-Pulled Pilaf is another famous cuisine in Xinjiang. It is made with fresh mutton, carrots, onions, oil, and rice. This delicious dish can be found in many places throughout Xinjiang.

Pulled Noodles
Pulled Noodles are another popular noodle dish in Xinjiang. Many local residents love this dish, and there are dozens of different varieties. In general, it is a noodle dish topped with vegetables and mutton, offering a rich and satisfying taste.

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