LAO CHANG SPRING PANCAKE

Harbin has seen a big drop in temperature, minus 20 degrees, colder than the snow town, so I quickly ordered takeout. I eat Laochang spring pancakes every time I come to Harbin. This time I ordered the Beijing-style shredded pork set meal, which definitely exceeded my expectations. The spring pancakes are rolled and individually wrapped, and the chopped green onion, egg, shredded potato, shredded pork, scallion strips, and coriander in the rolls are all cooked to perfection. The sauce can be put in less, it is salty enough, and the millet porridge warms the stomach. Overall, it is highly recommended

This is a time-honored spring pancake shop with many branches in Harbin. There are two kinds of pancakes, gluten pancakes and spring pancakes. The gluten pancakes are thin but not broken, while the spring pancakes are thick but not hard. Spring pancakes are rolled with shredded pork in Beijing sauce, tender fried eggs, shredded potatoes and other stir-fried vegetables. The aroma is overflowing when you take a bite. The dishes are large in quantity, affordable in price, and the service is attentive and the dishes are served quickly.

I came here to eat twice, ten years later, and the food tasted good. The vegetable prices in Northeast China are still very cheap. I personally feel it is very good. The only difference is that Lao Chang Spring Pancakes is not as popular as before, and there are not as many people as before.

I personally like spring rolls and other foods very much. When eating Beijing roast duck, I also like to eat the skin. Harbin's famous spring pancakes are naturally not to be missed. Laochang Spring Pancakes should be the most famous, and it is also a chain. There are branches in places with dense tourist attractions such as Gogol Street and Central Street. The decoration inside the store is Chinese style, and the lighting is warm. There are basically 4-person booths, and there are also one or two large round tables, which are suitable for family and friends to dine. Because I came alone to travel, I originally planned to order takeout (Laochang Spring Pancakes has takeout, and the price is the same as in the store), but later I thought it might not be so delicious if it was cold, so I finally chose to dine in the store. I was afraid that I couldn't finish it, so I only ordered one gluten pancake and one spring pancake, which is two dough skins. There is also a Beijing-style shredded pork with sauce, a total of 32 yuan, which is enough for a girl. Beijing-style shredded pork will be served with coriander and scallion shreds, so there is no need to order spring pancake side dishes separately. I strongly recommend the gluten pancake, which is super thin and chewy, and very delicious. But the taste of Beijing-style shredded pork is really strong. I drank a lot of water after eating it. In addition to spring pancakes, the store also has many stir-fried dishes.

I went there after hearing about it. I went down to the basement, said I was alone, and was assigned a seat. There was no separate menu, and they told me to scan the QR code on each table to order. So I ate deliciously. The Jingjangro, Kui Ba Rou small, Jjin Bing, Chun Bing, and Xuan Cai were all delicious. The Xuan Cai tasted a bit like kimchi stir-fry.

Speaking of food, we have to mention the Laochang Spring Pancakes in Harbin Central Street Store. There are two kinds of pancakes in this store, Beijing pancakes are oily and thin, and spring pancakes are thick. No matter where you are from, when you are tired and hungry, you can have a few spring pancakes that are as chewy as paper, roll up your favorite side dishes, put some chopped green onions, and wrap them in the pancakes. The taste is absolutely great. The food in Laochang Spring Pancake Store is not only delicious, but also very cheap and filling. It is worthwhile to come here to play and eat spring pancakes.

Lao Chang Spring Pancakes This restaurant, with its distinct local flavor, specializes in spring rolls. It's located across from our hotel, on Jingwei Badao Street. While its small facade might seem unassuming, it's a truly impressive space, with several winding private rooms. They offer thick and thin spring rolls, and the style is similar to Peking duck, with the pancake wrapped around the vegetables. Everyone in our group found the thick rolls delicious and chewy.