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Reviewers rave about the silky, spicy fermented tofu, calling it a singular, soul-warming triumph. The overall vibe is of a humble, fiercely authentic spot where every bite feels like a local secret.
“This fermented tofu is soft and melts in your mouth. You can taste the tofu and drink the broth — it's popular in Beijing and popular here. It's not that fermented, just maybe a little bit sour, but not too strong. Mellow, comforting, calming, soothing. Really good.”
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1 creator has covered 无名面皮店 (Wúmíng Miànpí Diàn). Most active: Mark Wiens
A very friendly, local spot right outside a major church, serving one of the must-eat dishes of Hanzhong — the rice noodle sheets in chili oil are incredible.
Dishes mentioned
Mianpi (Rice Noodle Sheets)
These rice noodle sheets are steamed and then mixed with an insane amount of chili oil — the entire bowl is just a pool of chili oil with noodles inside. The noodles are so soft and spongy, they melt in your mouth and absorb all that smoky, tingly chili oil. I love the big chunks of fried chilies they include, which add a crispy, burnt charred chili flavor. The combination is insanely tasty, and the chili oil is the real deal — fragrant, smoky, spicy, and tingly. Everyone is sniffling as they eat. It's almost as good as it gets.
Peanut Porridge
This peanut porridge is thick, almost like oatmeal in your mouth, but with a really strong peanut flavor — almost like peanut milk with the porridge. It's not salty, not sweet, very neutral tasting, so it contrasts the tingly spicy smokiness of the noodles and that chili oil. Very interesting combination, really good.
Fermented Tofu
This fermented tofu is soft and melts in your mouth. You can taste the tofu and drink the broth — it's popular in Beijing and popular here. It's not that fermented, just maybe a little bit sour, but not too strong. Mellow, comforting, calming, soothing. Really good.
