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It’s not just noodles at Shan Xi Magic Kitchen

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Pao-mo lamb stew is straight up comfort food, even for a first timer

I’m always on the lookout for a new kind of soup to try, and yet for some reason I’m always surprised when I find one.

What’s not surprising is that most of the unfamiliar soup styles I do encounter are being served by restaurants that serve cultural cuisines. I can clearly recall learning what the chicken and vegetable tlalpeño is, at El Comal in North Park, which also introduced me to my now beloved spicy hominy soup pozole. I can credit a pair of Convoy Street restaurants for showing me the joy of a pair of Korean soups: the bone brothy seolleongtang of Woomiok, and Convoy Tofu House’s sundubu-jjigae, a soft tofu stew I now crave every winter.

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Shan Xi Magic Kitchen

4344 Convoy St, San Diego

It was likewise in Kearny Mesa that I discovered my latest soup obsession: pao-mo.

This wasn’t my first time visiting Shan Xi Magic Kitchen, where it’s super easy to overlook any soup thanks to the restaurant’s practice of making hand-pulled noodles. For example the thick, two-foot-long ribbons making up Shan Xi’s bianbiang noodles. Simply prepared with chili flakes, oil, vinegar, and sprouted mung beans, the dish is a classic from the Shaanxi province of northern China that gives this restaurant its name.

As I pored over its take-out menu at home, I was on the lookout for Shaanxi-specific dishes, hoping to learn more about one of China’s lesser-known regional cuisines. That little internet research is how I lucked into the pao-mo.

It’s really more of a stew of lamb, prepared here with glass noodles and mushrooms. But the real key to the stuff is a whole lot of heavy, chopped-up bread thickening up the dish, and soaking up lamb broth.

Reading about it, I was initially surprised to see bread-featured soup at all, never mind a Chinese dish. And I couldn’t quite comprehend how filling a soup with bread could even work — like, wouldn’t the bread simply disintegrate into the stock?

It all became clearer once I served myself a bowl. The small cubes of bread filling the stew are thick and dense — each bite reminds me more of the boiled biscuit dough my grandmother made into her chicken and dumplings. They’re soft yet chewy, moist but not completely soaked through, so the middle is almost dry by comparison.

There’s not a whole lot of lamb in the Magic Kitchen’s preparation, and not a lot of broth for that matter. But it’s all just enough to support those chewy bread dumplings. And though I’d never met a pao-mo before in my life, it ate like comfort food, like something I’d always known about, somewhere deep inside.

Shan Xi Magic Kitchen

What is the address of Shan Xi Magic Kitchen in San Diego?

Shan Xi Magic Kitchen is located at: 4344 Convoy St , San Diego

Is the menu for Shan Xi Magic Kitchen available online?

Yes, you can access the menu for Shan Xi Magic Kitchen online on Postmates. Follow the link to see the full menu available for delivery and pickup.

What are the most popular items on the Shan Xi Magic Kitchen menu?

The most ordered items from Shan Xi Magic Kitchen are: Biang-Biang Spicy Hand-Ripped Noodles (No Meat), Lamb Skewers (3 pcs), Liang Pi Cold-Skin Noodles.

Does Shan Xi Magic Kitchen offer delivery in San Diego?

Yes, Shan Xi Magic Kitchen offers delivery in San Diego via Postmates. Enter your delivery address to see if you are within the Shan Xi Magic Kitchen delivery radius, then place your order.

Can I get free delivery from Shan Xi Magic Kitchen?

Delivery fees for Shan Xi Magic Kitchen vary. Just enter your delivery address to see the delivery fee for your location. You could always get free delivery from Shan Xi Magic Kitchen with Postmates Unlimited.

Can I pick up my order from Shan Xi Magic Kitchen?

Postmates offers pickup from many restaurants in your city. To see if you can pick up your order from Shan Xi Magic Kitchen, add items to your cart and look for the ‘pickup’ option at checkout.

Can I schedule a delivery order from Shan Xi Magic Kitchen?

Some restaurants on Postmates allow you to schedule a delivery to show up at your location when you want it. At checkout, look for the option to select a delivery time. If it’s there, that means you can schedule your delivery from Shan Xi Magic Kitchen.

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Playing with play dough can help improve their fine motor skills as they roll, mold, and shape the dough. It also encourages creativity and imaginative play, as they come up with different flavors and combinations for their pretend ice cream. So next time you need a fun and engaging activity for your child, consider the Play dough magical swirl ice cream parlor. It's a fantastic way to encourage creativity, fine motor skills, and imaginative play all in one. Watch as your child's eyes light up with delight as they create their very own pretend ice cream shop and serve up delicious treats. It's a magical experience that they're sure to love!.

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