Beiwudu Shan Guoyu Hu La Tang, Jinse Longwan Store (北舞渡闪国雨胡辣汤·金色龙湾店)

Beiwudu Shan Guoyu Hu La Tang, Jinse Longwan Store, is a branch of the Beiwudu hu la tang brand, located in shopfront No. 4 of Chunhe Jiayuan at Yanshan Road and Luanhe Road in Zhaoling District, Luohe, Henan province, China. Hu la tang is a thick, peppery, savoury soup that is a breakfast staple across Henan, and Beiwudu, a town in the Luohe area, is widely associated with its origins. Xinhua reported in 2025 that the Shan family shop in Beiwudu town sells over 4,000 bowls a day, which gives the brand real standing locally; this branch carries that name into the Zhaoling District. The dish served here is Beiwudu hu la tang, a broth thickened with flour and enriched with beef or other meat, spices, peanuts, tofu skin and vermicelli, and flavoured with black pepper and chilli. It is usually eaten with fried dough sticks, flatbread or a steamed bun for dipping. The setting is a small, informal breakfast shop with simple tables, fast service and a steady morning crowd; there is no dress code and no table service of any elaborate kind. There is no beverage programme beyond soy milk, tea or soft drinks, and no reservations are taken, as the shop is strictly walk-in. A bowl costs about ¥13 (roughly $2) per person. Because hu la tang is traditionally a morning meal, the busiest and freshest service is early in the day, and visitors who arrive late may find the pot running low. For travellers in Luohe, the shop is a convenient way to try the local soup without travelling to Wuyang County.