
Zui Chang'an
Beilin, Xi'an
A polished Shaanxi kitchen in old Xi'an, serving the region's classics in a dining room built like a Tang-dynasty market.
Zui Chang'an (Drunk on Chang'an) brings Shaanxi cooking to a dining room styled like a Tang-era market street, and the result is both delicious and hugely photogenic: biangbiang noodles, liangpi, roujiamo, and the sour-broth classics of the northwest.
The menu is a confident tour of the province, the English translations are genuinely useful, and the staff are used to visitors who have never seen a half-meter noodle. It is busy, warm, and very Xi'an - the kind of restaurant where you order too much and regret nothing.
Best for: Modern Shaanxi cooking with the old city's soul.
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