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liuzhou

liuzhou


That'a long story.

I've recently become aware of the existence of this chain of Xi'an restaurants in NewYork. Are there more elsewhere?

 

They were recenty referenced in a BBC article about biang biang noodles.

 

liuzhou

liuzhou


That'a long story.

I've recently become aware of the existence of this chain of Xi'an restaurants in NewYork. Are there more elsewhere?

 

They were recenty referenced in a BBC article about biang biang noodles.

liuzhou

liuzhou


That'a long story.

I've recently become aware of the existence of this chain of Xi'an restaurants in NewYork. Are there more elsewhere?

 

They were recenty referenced in a BBC article about biang biang noodles.

 

 

600px-Biáng_(regular_script).svg.png

liuzhou

liuzhou

The Chinese noodle dish whose name doesn‘ t exist

 

The dish is not new. It was just recently renamed. I lived in Xi'an in 1996-97 and the biáng name didn't exist then. Some restaurants still sell it under the old name - 油泼扯面 (yóu pō chě miàn). 

 

And here is the Chinese "character" in question. It is just a marketing gimmick.

 

1003852961_600px-Bing_(regular_script)_svg.png.9bb11c6af84ef8f0a8793554181c5c77.png

 

liuzhou

liuzhou

The Chinese noodle dish whose name doesn‘ t exist

 

The dish is not new. It was just recently renamed. I lived in Xi'an in 1996-97 and the biang name didn't exist then. Some restaurants still sell it under the old name - 油泼扯面 (yóu pō chě miàn).

 

And here is the Chinese "character" in question. It is just a marketing gimmick.

 

1003852961_600px-Bing_(regular_script)_svg.png.9bb11c6af84ef8f0a8793554181c5c77.png

 

liuzhou

liuzhou

The Chinese noodle dish whose name doesn‘ t exist

 

The dish was not invented in 2005 as the article claims. It was just renamed. Many restaurants still sell it under the old name - 油泼扯面 (yóu pō chě miàn).

 

And here is the Chinese "character" in question. It is just a marketing gimmick.

 

1003852961_600px-Bing_(regular_script)_svg.png.9bb11c6af84ef8f0a8793554181c5c77.png

 

liuzhou

liuzhou

The Chinese noodle dish whose name doesn‘ t exist

 

he dish was not invented in 2005 as the article claims. It was just renamed. Many restaurants still sell it under the old name - 油泼扯面 (yóu pō chě miàn).

 

And here is the Chinese "character" in question. It is just a marketing gimmick. T

 

1003852961_600px-Bing_(regular_script)_svg.png.9bb11c6af84ef8f0a8793554181c5c77.png

 

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