#lamian

[chkmnpd]

Beef Lamian Noodle and Steamed Dumplings.

Location: Lanzhou Lamian Glodok

Where to find more picts: here!

[haveyoueatenthis]

Have you eaten lamian?

Yes, and I liked it

Yes, and I didn't like it

No

I haven't heard of it

Voting ended onNov 23, 2023

[thebleedingwoodland]

TS3 - Chinese Cuisine 【中國美食】12 Custom content 

D E C O R A T I O N   

Don’t believe portrayal of Chinese food in Shang Simla world because Shang Simla is American Chinatown from Western perspective which the food portrayal in that World is Westernized Chinese, not authentic, wrong to us Chinese and general Asian Sims players. There is no such thing as Fortune Cookies in Chinese cuisine. Fortune cookies are American product 100%. 

Chinese cuisine is the most oldest and diverse cuisine in the world, including noodles, which was first recorded invented in China from 4,000 years ago, has been existed until modern times.  

There are so many dishes in China, because due to many regions and provinces, I cannot include all of them here. I released list of my favourite dishes, which are prominent to Southern China region. Yanwo tang (Swallow bird’s nest soup) is the most expensive one because it provides health benefits: high levels of calcium, iron, potassium, and magnesium.

Title is below of the picture. 

Main course / 菜

紅燒肉   Hóngshāo ròu   (Red braised pork belly) | Price： §5

四川擔擔麵    Sìchuān dàn dàn miàn  (Sichuan hot & spicy noodles)  | Price： §5

燕窩湯   Yànwō tāng  (Swallow bird’s nest soup)  | Price： §55

蒜蓉炒青菜   Suàn róng chǎo qīngcài  (Stir-fried Pak Choy with garlic)  | Price： §5

牛肉炒麵    Niúròu chǎomiàn  (Stir-fried noodle beef) | Price： §5

脆皮燒肉   Cuì pí shāo ròu  (Crispy pork belly)  | Price： §5

北京烤鴨 Běijīng kǎoyā （Beijing roasted duck) | Price： §22

四川麻辣豬肉拉麵   Sìchuān málà zhūròu lāmiàn   (Sichuan hot & spicy noodles, served with pork meat and Pak Choy vegetables) | Price： §5

餛飩湯    Húntún tāng  (Wonton soup) | Price： §5

紅燒豬蹄    Hóngshāo zhū tí  (Braised pork trotters) | Price： §5

Rice, as staple meal

一碗白飯和筷子   Yī wǎn báifàn hé kuàizi (A bowl of rice with chopsticks) | Price： §2

一碗白飯  Yī wǎn báifàn  (A bowl of rice) | Price： §2

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[letslovefood]

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[princesswithabraidedcrown]

I would like to know why in English it’s ramen, but in Mandarin it’s lamian? Is this gonna raise my blood pressure? Did the translation happen because a Chinese speaking tongue has issues with an English R sound?

I am cautiously optimistic about maybe there’s not a xenophobic/racist reason behind the name. But I also know how crappy English speakers have been both historically and currently.

[paulpingminho]

[the-traveler-chef-blog]

Spareribs Lamien --- Lamien or Lamian is a type of Authentic Chinese noodles originated in China. The dough is twisted, stretched and folded to make strands of noodles. #china #spareribs #lamien #lamian #authenticfood #chinesefood #chinesenoodles #foodholic #foodie #foodgram #foodporn #foodphotography #foodphoto #foodphotographer #foodblogging #foodblog #foodblogger #heartytravelchef #foodgasm #foodgoals #travelchef (at Shanghai, China)

[eiwyn]

this is just me being PETTY but i’ve seriously thought about this for like 8 months now and i cant let it go lmao so let me just rant real quick

WHY do ppl say ramen when talking about ramyun? or ramyun when they talk about lamian? like if ur talking about a korean ramyun dish why do you say ramen lmao and if you talk about chinese lamian why do u call it lamian? they may be based on the same original lamian but by the years they’ve developed their own ”cultural styles”, they’re not the same. same when people call chinese characters kanji?? like when it’s in a chinese context it’s not kanji lmao its hanzi. and when it’s a korean context it’s not hanzi or kanji, it’s hanja.

i mean i get it if your first language is chinese/japanese/korean or you ARE in china/japan/korea and you say it in ur/their language OBVIOUSLY, but when you’re like a white person in west who dont speak any of the languages i just find it weird… like if you’re confused you can always just say chinese/japnese/korean noodles or characters? its not like i would order a french dish in danmark and say it in german or smth (unless i am german perhaps).

I KNOW ITS PETTY ITS OBVIOUSLY NOT THAT BIG OF A DEAL AND MOST PPL PROBABLY DONT CARE but its confusing when im talking about chinese and then someone starts talking about japnese kanji?? or when we’re eating samyang ramyun and someone refers to it as japnese ramen like whaat BUT YEAH I UNDERSTAND IF ITS HARD OR YOURE LAZY OR WHATEVER….. im just easily bothered hahaha so uh yeah if u feel like thinking about it pls do