There are many Lingling noodle restaurants in Xi'an, but they are not the same. Lingling Noodle Restaurant, located on Ziqiang West Road, is famous in Xi'an by its past name "Lao Li Noodle Restaurant". When it comes to Lingling Noodle Restaurant, no one may have heard of it, but when it comes to Lao Li Noodle Restaurant, few people don't know it.
Lao Li Noodle Restaurant has dominated the Ziqiang West Road Night Market for many years with a bowl of tomato fried sauce and two-in-one noodles. Tomato fried noodles look unremarkable in appearance, but the taste is mellow and fragrant. Hand-rolled noodles are served with tomatoes and eggs, fried sauce and spicy sauce, and the three flavors are intertwined. The noodle restaurant and the Xiaocao barbecue stall next door share a symbiosis, and many customers will go to the barbecue stall to eat skewers after asking for a bowl of noodles at Lao Li's house, and eat noodles on the skewers, which is very exciting.
Lao Li Noodle Restaurant only sells night markets, and the owner does not open until around 6 p.m. every evening, but from the opening of the store to the preparation, customers often have to wait until 7 o'clock to eat. The noodle restaurant is a typical fly restaurant, the environment is a little dirty, there is no kitchen, the cauldron is supported in the yard, the boss rolls noodles and ramen in the open air, and the guests who eat noodles have to share the table with the guests who eat barbecue. But when you go to the night market to eat noodles, you will eat this part of the fireworks and hustle and bustle, and many diners don't care about whether the environment is dirty or not. If you come to the night market on Ziqiang West Road, it is recommended to come to the store to eat noodles and feel the lively atmosphere of the Xi'an night market. It has been three years since the noodle restaurant was renamed Lingling Noodle Restaurant, so please use the current store name "Lingling Noodle Restaurant" and read the address clearly before departure to avoid going to the wrong restaurant.
