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Chicken carcasses are not only a staple that can be found loading locals' tables but also a must-try delicacy for many out-of-towners. /CFP
Diners who like to spice up their meals can add more chili oil to enhance the flavor. /CGTN
Diners who like to spice up their meals can add more chili oil to enhance the flavor. /CGTN
Diners who like to spice up their meals can add more chili oil to enhance the flavor. /CGTN
A standard set consists of a chicken carcass, noodles, soup, coriander and some pickles. /CGTN
A standard set consists of a chicken carcass, noodles, soup, coriander and some pickles. /CGTN
Chicken carcasses are not only a staple that can be found loading locals' tables but also a must-try delicacy for many out-of-towners. /CFP
Chicken carcasses are not only a staple that can be found loading locals' tables but also a must-try delicacy for many out-of-towners. /CFP
Diners who like to spice up their meals can add more chili oil to enhance the flavor. /CGTN
For just two U.S. dollars, tourists can savor Shenyang's famous chicken carcass set! As the largest consumer of chicken carcasses in China, Shenyang in Liaoning Province is known as the "City of Chicken Carcasses," with a quirky museum and lively festival even dedicated to this local delicacy and its related culture. Today's pick: Lao Siji Restaurant, a 1980s classic serving chicken carcasses with noodles, soup, and pickles – a true taste of the city's history!