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Nanning Muslim Restaurant (Qingzhen Fandian)

  • CuisineHalal Chinese - northwestern noodles and lamb
  • CategoryCasual Dining
  • VibePlain, functional halal noodle house, no-frills
  • Rating★ 4.2
  • Price$ (¥30-70 ($4.48-10.46) per person)

Nanning Muslim Restaurant, also known locally as Qingzhen Fandian, sits in the old town near Jiefang Road in Xingning District and serves halal Chinese food drawing on northwestern Chinese traditions, a rare option in a city whose Guangxi repertoire leans heavily on pork and duck. The kitchen's hand-pulled beef noodle soup is the anchor dish, made fresh to order, alongside cumin lamb skewers, beef pancake rolls and a stir-fried lamb with scallion.

Nanning Muslim Restaurant, also known locally as Qingzhen Fandian, sits in the old town near Jiefang Road in Xingning District and serves halal Chinese food drawing on northwestern Chinese traditions, a rare option in a city whose Guangxi repertoire leans heavily on pork and duck. The kitchen's hand-pulled beef noodle soup is the anchor dish, made fresh to order, alongside cumin lamb skewers, beef pancake rolls and a stir-fried lamb with scallion. The dining room is plain and functional, laid out for quick turnover with simple tables, and carries none of the sour-chili Guangxi seasoning found elsewhere in the city; there is no alcohol served, consistent with the restaurant's halal status, and drinks are limited to tea and soft drinks. Reservations are not required for most meals, though larger groups are advised to call ahead given the restaurant's compact old-town premises.

Practical information for Nanning Muslim Restaurant (Qingzhen Fandian) · Last updated August 2026
Price $ (¥30-70 ($4.48-10.46) per person)
Hours Daily approximately 10AM-9PM
Reservations Not required for most meals; larger groups should call ahead
Address Old town near Jiefang Road, Xingning District, Nanning, Guangxi 530012, China

Signature dishes

  • Hand-pulled beef noodle soup
  • Cumin lamb skewers
  • Beef pancake rolls
  • Stir-fried lamb with scallion

Good to know

Known for
A halal kitchen in Nanning's old town serving hand-pulled noodles and lamb dishes, the main address in the city centre for travellers looking for halal food away from the pork-heavy Guangxi repertoire

Location

Old town near Jiefang Road, Xingning District, Nanning, Guangxi 530012, China

22.8180, 108.3140 View on map

Highlights

  • Hand-pulled beef noodle soup made fresh to order
  • Cumin lamb skewers and stir-fried lamb with scallion
  • One of the few halal options in central Nanning's old town
  • No alcohol served, consistent with the restaurant's halal status

Tips for visiting

  • Call ahead for larger groups given the restaurant's compact size
  • Order the hand-pulled noodles for the clearest sense of the kitchen's northwestern style
  • Expect no alcohol on the menu, only tea and soft drinks
  • Visit at a standard mealtime, as the restaurant does not run especially late

Accessibility

The restaurant is a ground-floor old-town shopfront with step-free entry, though the compact interior has limited manoeuvring space.

Frequently asked questions

Is the restaurant halal?

Yes, it serves halal Chinese food, drawing on northwestern Chinese noodle and lamb traditions.

Is alcohol served?

No, in keeping with its halal status, the restaurant does not serve alcohol.

Are reservations needed?

Not for most meals, though larger groups should call ahead.