Mayoubu Beef Noodles

"Ma Youbu" is a famous local catering brand in Lanzhou with many chain stores. This store is located in the city center, adjacent to the famous Zhongshan Iron Bridge. It sells a rich variety of halal food, all of which are made on site, fresh and delicious, and inexpensive.

You must eat beef noodles when you go to Lanzhou! We arrived a little late at noon, past lunchtime. It is said that Lanzhou people don't eat beef noodles after noon because the taste has changed. There is no choice but to eat it at night. Those who still eat it after noon are all from other places? Lanzhou beef noodles are everywhere. It seems to be quite popular here, so I went in. There are ordinary noodles and classic ones with meat. I ordered the ordinary one, which basically has no meat, and it tastes good!

A famous local halal restaurant in Lanzhou, it has chain operations in various places. This store is relatively large and is located near the famous Zhongshan Bridge. The meals sold are all made and processed on site, with rich varieties, authentic and delicious taste, and moderate prices.

A friend who had been to Lanzhou before recommended Ma You Bu La Mian (ramen in Chinese) as delicious. So I came to try it during lunch time. It is just across the road from Zhongshan Bridge, easy to find. The noodles are chewy and thin. The standard Lanzhou ramen is topped with a few slices of radish. I usually add onions to avoid spicy food. The beef is soft and fragrant. I feel that the soup base is different from other restaurants, with a little more ginger flavor. It is delicious. However, the Qinghai yogurt is really sour, but I ate it all.

This is the oldest beef noodle restaurant in Xiguan Cross. Although it is not the most famous, the soup and noodles are quite unique. The first is light and fragrant, and the second is white and tender. It has been renovated recently and attracts new and old diners with its traditional and fashionable style.

It is next to Zhongshan Bridge bus station, so the business is very good. There are many people eating, sometimes you need to wait for a long time. The dishes are the classic beef noodle restaurants. It is quite affordable. I ordered a bowl of fried noodles, which was a big plate. I watched the chef in the kitchen with a big pot frying vegetables and noodles. One pot can make less than ten portions. If there are many people eating at night, you have to wait for a while at the noodle counter. Tea and noodle soup are provided free of charge, which is not bad.

Mayoubu is a local halal restaurant chain. I found it through Ctrip. It was recommended by a fellow traveler. In addition to beef noodles, Mayoubu beef noodles also have many other specialties, with clear prices and large portions.