On day 2 of our Xi'an China street food series we spent the day exploring the Muslim Quarter, an area packed with all kinds ...

The Muslim quarter night market: The night market is 100 percent different from the morning market. In lieu of a sit-down dinner, consider a multi-course snack approach as you wend your way ...

In Xi’an, a morning or evening food tour with Lost Plate will take you to the less trafficked parts of the Muslim Quarter, far from the carnivalesque main strip — places hidden so deep you ...

Feast of food, history and culture in Xi'an. ... I have been to Xi'an a few times and was particularly looking forward to heading back to the city's Muslim quarter, which did not disappoint.

In the Muslim Quarter, the halal version fills the flat bread usually with beef but occasionally lamb. Try to find a restaurant such as Wangkui that makes the bread the traditional way with a ...

At dusk, it gets noisy. The kebab sellers start grinding lamb, potatoes are dunked in boiling hot oil and sheets of rice noodles are shaken out, ready to be cut into tubes. Metal carts bump over ...

The famous Muslim Quarter in Xi’an “The architecture is a mixture of Chinese and Muslim symbolism. The Quran was carved in wooden panels in both Arabic and Chinese,” Babar Ali tells Eos.

The delightful lok-lok is an idea borrowed from the Chinese-Muslim street food called chuan chuan in Xi’an, said Syahid. At the restaurant’s balcony are three stalls directly facing Merdeka 118.