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Xinjiang-style sautéed beef noodles in Beijing (20180425171642)
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Uyghur Lagman
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Mizu basyo at Japanese Wikipedia
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Mixed noodles with sautéed lamb and chili at Bayingolin Jinsite, Beijing (20210408172244)
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拉条子

拉條子
lātiáozi
Also on menus as 新疆拌面
noun Spice varies

Measure Word

Meanings

  1. 1 hand-pulled noodles (Xinjiang style)
  2. 2 la tiao zi

About the dish

新疆菜 Xinjiang · 主食 Staple

Thick, chewy wheat noodles pulled by hand and served with a stir-fry of lamb, tomato, peppers and onion that you mix in. A Xinjiang dish, often eaten with raw garlic on the side.

Usually contains wheat

Examples

HSK 6
Shīfu bǎ miàntuán lā chéng chángcháng de lātiáozi.
The master pulls the dough into long hand-pulled noodles.
HSK 7-9
Xīnjiāng lātiáozi pèi guòyóuròu zuì dìdao.
Xinjiang la tiao zi with stir-fried meat topping is the most authentic combo.

Tips

culture
A Xinjiang Uyghur staple (Uyghur: lengmen). The dough is rested long, rolled into ropes, oiled, then pulled by hand into chopstick-thick strands. Usually topped with a stir-fry of lamb, tomato, and pepper.

Stroke Order

拉 lā
条 tiáo
子 zǐ