China Xinjiang
Home>Tourism>Food
- Nanjing bazaar showcases Xinjiang products    [10.21]
- Not-so-Chinese: hearty Xinjiang cuisine    [12.05]
- Uygur breads on the barbecue    [10.24]
- Grape wine & raisin    [10.20]
- Thin-skinned baozi    [07.09]
- Korla Pear    [07.06]
- What to eat in Yili, Xinjiang    [05.21]
- Xinjiang cuisine    [07.01]
- Enjoy the flavors of Kashgar delicacies    [05.17]
- Roasted Whole Lamb - a famous Xinjiang dish    [05.20]
- Eat in Karamay    [05.19]
- Popular food in Urumqi    [05.17]
- Have a taste for baked mutton kebabs in Xinjiang    [02.12]
- Ququ: One of the most popular food in Xnjiang    [02.12]
- Uighur Cuisine -- Laghman    [02.05]
- Gourmet food in Aksu of Xinjiang    [01.28]
- Roast lamb    [11.20]
- Flour-filled lungs and rice-filled sausages    [11.20]
- Boiled mutton    [11.23]
- Nang in Xinjiang    [11.23]
- Kebabs in Xinjiang    [11.23]
- Kawa manta (manti)    [11.23]
- Green and herb dumplings    [11.23]
- Girde nan (a.k.a the Uighur bagel)    [11.23]
- Mantang in Xinjiang    [11.23]
- Grape wine & raisin    [11.23]
- Whole ram roast    [11.23]
- Dapanji "Big-plate chicken"    [11.23]
- Hoshang dumplings    [11.23]
- Polo (or plov, pilaf)    [11.23]
- Lamb with cumin    [11.23]
- Oily pyramids    [11.20]
Cooperation    |    About us    |    Contact us
Copyright©Intercontinental Pan-Chinese Network Information Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved.