At noon, the disciples met to eat a bowl of Lanzhou noodles, right in Hejia Village.
I've seen the sign several times and never set foot in it.
The name has a feeling, known as: Ancient Awakening.
Check the meaning of the word "Gu jue" on the Internet, which is a transliteration of the English "Good job", which makes some sense.
But as a halal restaurant, there should be another deeper meaning, which needs to be examined.
The small storefront is clean and warm, with cultural elements:
Let the story happen.
I wanted braised noodles, fine and flavorful, a bit of Shaanxi braised hemp food feeling, bright and spectacular colors.
The taste is strong, it is a little hot, and it has to be blown in the mouth.
The northwest's diet is thick, strong, hungry, eating with momentum and strength, and there is no lack of spicy and spectacular, so the northwest's stick method is also rough and fierce, and the rate of recklessness is desolate. (Marvin Guo)
