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Zhajiangmian 20180501
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Hal_0005
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Zhajiangmian before stirring at Fangzhuanchang (20210115130756)
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N509FZ
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CC BY-SA 4.0
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Noodles with diced meat soybean paste before stirring (20210102181759)
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N509FZ
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CC BY-SA 4.0
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炸酱面

炸醬麵
zhájiàngmiàn
noun Not spicy #29,166

Measure Word

Meanings

  1. 1 zhajiangmian
  2. 2 noodles with fried bean paste sauce

About the dish

京菜 Beijing · 主食 Staple

Wheat noodles topped with a dark, salty sauce of minced or diced pork fried in fermented soybean paste, with shreds of raw cucumber and other vegetables on the side. Mix it all together before eating.

Usually contains soy and wheat

Examples

HSK 5
Zhájiàngmiàn shì Běijīng de chuántǒng míngchī, shēnshòu dāngdìrén xǐ'ài.
Zhajiangmian is a traditional Beijing dish that locals love dearly.
HSK 7-9
Zhè wǎn zhájiàngmiàn jiàngzhī nóngyù, miàntiáo jīndào.
This bowl of zhajiangmian has a rich sauce and chewy noodles.

Tips

culture
炸酱面 is one of Beijing's most iconic dishes. 炸酱 (fried sauce) is made by frying pork with 黄豆酱 (fermented soybean paste) or 甜面酱 (sweet wheat paste). Korean jajangmyeon is a direct descendant, adapted with black bean paste.

Stroke Order

炸 zhà
酱 jiàng
面 miàn