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  1. Wen Cheng Handpulled Noodles

    Shaanxi Noodle Shop

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    Hand-pulled biang biang noodles in the Shaanxi style, wide as a belt and springy enough to make you think twice about every bowl of pasta you've ever eaten. This is a casual noodle shop, so expect a line, a short menu, and a very low bill. The vegan options hold their own alongside the beef. Berlin opened a third location partly so the city could stop queuing quite so dramatically for the first two.

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    • Beef noodles

      “The beef noodles, sauced with soy, vinegar, and Sichuan peppers, are a staple, but every menu item excels, particularly the vegan options.”

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    • Biang biang noodles

      “the spicy bowls of hand-pulled Shaanxi-style biang biang noodles are better than ever.”

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