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Jimi Dumpling House, a Northeastern Chinese Restaurant in Shenzhen

Jimi Dumpling House was near my hotel, so I went there about as often as Idaebang.

This is the place

Jimi gyozakwan.

I have no idea what it’s called in Chinese, though…

Pork with glass noodles

Jimi gyozakwan.

Delicious.

This place seems to specialise in northeastern Chinese food. So whatever you order is cheap but comes in an enormous portion. I ended up leaving a lot behind, or taking it back to eat for breakfast.

Tofu dish

Jimi gyozakwan.

Nice as a salad substitute.

Stir-fried potato

Jimi gyozakwan.

Crisp and tasty.

Dumplings

Jimi gyozakwan.

Well, this one’s…

Cabbage

Jimi gyozakwan.

This one has a tangy taste, maybe from vinegar or lemon.

Tomato soup

Jimi gyozakwan.

Nice and hot.

Boiled dumplings

Jimi gyozakwan.

All kinds of dishes, cheap and delicious. The problem is that it was so good that by the end of the trip I still hadn’t managed to order everything I wanted to try. You could say I ran into the great wall of China…

Anyway, even in a city that isn’t quite Shenzhen, it seems you can experience the best food from all over the country in any decent-sized city. There are plenty of northeastern, Hunan and Sichuan places too… I realised that in China, just going round the good restaurants in your own neighbourhood is endless.

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