Every
visitor to Kunming will reward him with the unique ethnic folk
dishes here. Ethnic dishes are cooked in different utensils in
various ways. With one bite, you won't forget the unique taste
of the chicken toasted with lemongrass and the rice cooked in
bamboo tube of the Dai ethnic minority, the local eight bowls
and earthware casserole fish of the Bai people, the toasted rice
cake and Pipa-shaped ham of the Naxi people, etc.
Yiliang Stewed Duck
This is a special delicious delicacy, and
the best stewed duck is found on Goujie Street.
Dengchuan Mile Fan
Milk Fan is a fan-shaped dairy product and
there are two types: milky white and milky yellow. It is a major
dish the Bai people use to treat guests.
Steam-Pot Chicken
To prepare the dish, the first step is to
chop the chicken into cubes, put them in the steam-pot and add
some seasoning. Then the steam pot is placed on another container
full of water. After stewing the container for three or four hours,
the hot steam entering the steam-pot through the volcano entrance
will make the chicken ready to eat.
Xuanwei Ham
Also known as "Yuntui", or "Yunnan
Ham", it is one of the three most famous kinds of ham in
Chin. More than 60 years ago, it was sold to Hong Kong and Singapore,
gaining great fame for Yunnan Cuisine. Yunnan Ham retains its
unique flavor and can be stored for a long time.
Lunan Milk Cake
This butter cake is made from fresh goat milk.
There are many ways to eat the milk cake. If the milk cake is
sliced and sandwiched with sliced ham, the famous Yunnan Ham and
Milk Cake will appear.
Over-the-Bridge
Rice Noodle
This dish is formed with three parts: a bowl of chicken soup,
a sliced non-staple food in addition to a dish of thin bean curd
sheets and a dish of vegetables, then the rice noodles. With the
seasoning of pepper powder, gourmet powder, fried chili, chopped
onion, the soup appears colorful with red, green, yellow and white
and its taste is unmatched.
Yunnan Edible Mushrooms
Yunnan has a myriad of edible mushrooms with
different flavour, they are famous and precious "delicacies
from mountains" in Dian dishes.