Eating in China
Laomo wrap with braised tofu

Laomo wrap with braised tofu

Chinese name
烙馍卷豆腐片
Mandarin pinyin
Lào mó juǎn dòu fu piàn

A Xiangcheng wheat-flatbread roll filled with fried tofu slices simmered in chicken stock, scallion and coriander.

Heat
Region
Henan
Type
Snacks
Street food
Order in Chinese

At the table

How to enjoy it

Hold the wrapped lower end upright to catch broth and bite from the open end. Let hot tofu cool; the wrap comes assembled.

A useful check

Contains wheat and soy; optional egg and sausage add their own allergens. Ask about stock, frying fat and shared pot ingredients, even when ordering only tofu.

How it may vary

Cooked egg or sausage can be added; broth and frying fat differ. The image shows the optional egg version. Tofu cooked in chicken stock is not vegetarian.

GET TO KNOW THE DISH

What goes into it?

Explore some key ingredients below. Preparations may use additional seasonings and ingredients.

Cooked egg or sausage can be added; broth and frying fat differ. The image shows the optional egg version. Tofu cooked in chicken stock is not vegetarian.

Recipes vary by restaurant.

How does it taste?

Savory chicken broth and soy flavor, fresh herbs, chili and Sichuan-pepper warmth.

Chili heat
Texture
Thin chewy bread around soft, juicy tofu with a fried outer surface.
How it’s made
Roll wheat-and-water dough thin and cook on a hot griddle. Fry tofu slices in cooking oil, simmer in prepared chicken stock with Sichuan pepper and chili, then wrap with scallion and coriander.

Cooked egg or sausage can be added; broth and frying fat differ. The image shows the optional egg version. Tofu cooked in chicken stock is not vegetarian.

A CONNECTION TO PLACE

Origin & regional roots

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Associated with Henan.

About this regional connection

Henan: 襄城鸡汤煨炸豆腐片配薄烙馍的组合小吃。

Ask if they have it first

ASK IF IT'S AVAILABLE

请问你们有烙馍卷豆腐片吗?

Do you have this item?

A LITTLE SOMETHING TO READ

Story & history

A handheld Xiangcheng snack

This account describes a tradition or story, rather than an established historical fact.

Xiangcheng vendors combine a thin local flatbread with broth-soaked fried tofu. The roll is assembled to order and eaten by hand as a street snack.

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