詳しい紹介
Laoguan Pea Noodles is right at the alley entrance where I used to stay. The shop sets out a row of low tables and small stools, and most people sit under the extended eaves or against the temple wall across the street. It's bustling but not chaotic, with everyone happily eating their own meal. Any place that can survive on this street is decent, and all the other shops are also very good—it doesn't have to be this one. Affordable, delicious, with local specialties. There are a few signature local dishes you can try: stinky tofu stir-fried with crown daisy, fried spareribs, sour papaya fish, old lady potatoes, pickled vegetables stir-fried with shredded pork, and sea vegetable taro soup.
After the meal, walk north for a few dozen meters, there is a small shop selling yogurt purple rice dew. Try the Paoluda (a Burmese dessert, 10 yuan)—it's a place I often visit in Guanyin Tang.
For more information or inquiries, please visit Dianping: Laoguan Pea Noodles
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