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This restaurant specializes in the famous 'Qishan Saozi Noodles' from the western part of Shaanxi province. The dish is known for its five essential characteristics: 'Thin, Flexible, Bright, Sour, and Spicy.' The broth is a complex vinegar-based soup filled with diced tofu, daylilies, wood ear mushrooms, and minced pork. The vibrant red oil on top provides a kick without being overwhelming. Expert Recommendation: Try the 'Saozi' noodles in the traditional small-bowl style. Pro Tip: The soup is meant to be very tart; if you find it too sour, order some 'Liangpi' to balance the palate. This is a very popular lunch spot for office workers, so expect a crowd at noon.

Sharing its grounds with the Small Wild Goose Pagoda, this museum offers a comprehensive overview of Xi'an's history through the lens of urban development
Built in 707 AD, this pagoda is part of the Jianfu Temple and was designed to house Buddhist scriptures brought from India
Founded during the Jin Dynasty, this temple is one of the oldest Buddhist sites in Xi'an and was a major center for the translation of Buddhist sutras during the Tang Dynasty
Zhuque Market is where the 'real' Xi'an eats
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