Summary of 广东梅州丰顺美食，捆粄滋补汤，腌牛肉大排档，阿星吃干炒牛河Street Foods in Fengshun, Guangdong

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In this video, Axing visits some street food in Fengshun County, Guangdong Province. He samples the Kun Ban (a type of rice roll) and Yan beef, and finds them to be different from the Changfen he had earlier in the day. He also tries some chili.

• 00:00:00 In this video, Axing visits some street food in Fengshun County, Guangdong Province. He samples the Kun Ban (a type of rice roll) and Yan beef, and finds them to be different from the Changfen he had earlier in the day. He also tries some chili.
• 00:05:00 The video showcases various Guangdong street foods, including rice rolls (called bans), burritos, dizhantou (a type of duck soup), and xihuang grass (a type of ginseng). The various words used to describe these dishes (gao, ba, ai, guo, ban) all mean rice products. The video also notes that while all rice products have some ginseng in them, some have more than others. The final segment of the video showcases a Cantonese dish called Changfen, which is made from wheat flour, duck meat, and coconut milk.
• 00:10:00 This video showcases the diverse and delicious street foods available in Fengshun, Guangdong. Highlights include a dish of beef offal and meat in a soup, beef ball soup, and a dish of dry fried beef Hefen. The video also features the owner of the restaurant giving a brief introduction to Hakka cuisine and its unique sweet flavors. Overall, the videos gives a detailed and in-depth look at the variety of food available in Fengshun.
• 00:15:00 The video showcases various street foods in Fengshun, Guangdong, including jinqiandu (a dish of fresh meat with a light seasoning), chicken platter, beef tongue, and Kun Ban (a dish of braised beef with vegetables). The video also discusses the local cuisine and why it is popular. At the end, the video suggests that those who are visiting Guangdong should try these dishes.