Catering in Hohhot
As the capital city of Inner Mongolia
Autonomous Region, Hohhot has a great variety of food
with strong Mongolia features. Hot Pot Mutton, Roast
Leg of Lamb, Deep-Fried Tail of Lamb, Boiled Milk Skin
and Sweet and Sour Hoof of Camel are all well known.
Popular local drinks include milky tea and Koumiss.
Mutton-Stuffed Steamed Bun and Steamed Dough ball Made
from naked Oats are favourite stable foods of the locals.
Maixiangcun Restaurant is famous in the out of China
for its Mutton-Stuffed Steamed Bun.
Snacks of Baotou
Walnut Crisp Cake, Essence Cake
of hundred-Flavour, Chrysanthemum Crisp Cake and Butterfly
Shape Crisp Cake.
Catering in Xilin Gol
Roast Whole Lamb is a traditional Mongolian dish
and has an exquisite cooking process. The lamb is
placed in a special oven to be roasted for four to
five hours. The firewood must be apricot wood. The
dish features golden color, crisp skin and tender
meat.
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Roast
whole lamb
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Catering at the Genghis
Khan Mausoleum
As traditional gourmet foods of Inner Mongolia,
Roast Whole Lamb and Roast Whole Ox are notable for
their exquisite material selection, processing techniques
and eating rituals. The lambs have to be local species.
The lamb or ox is placed in special ovens to be roasted
for four to five hours. The firewood must be apricot
wood. After it is sliced, it is dipped in dressing
to be eaten with fingers.
Catering in Erenhot
Bordering the Republic of Mongolia, Erenhot serves
as the northern gateway of China. Here, you can enjoy
exotic views as well as gourmet foods of the prairie,
such as various hot pots, Roast Lamb Leg, and Mutton
Eaten with Fingers.
Catering in Bayannur
League
Linhe, the capital city of the Bayannur league,
is the political, economic, transportation, cultural
and tourist center of the area as well as a gourmet
city. There is a collection of various gourmet foods
from around the country, including traditional snacks
like bean Jelly, Sour Porridge and Skewered mutton,
and special dishes like Cake in Chicken Soup and Stewed
Fish of the Yellow River.
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