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Mongolian Cuisine

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Mongolian Dishes

Buuz
#1

Buuz

4.7176 ratings

Steamed dumplings filled with seasoned minced mutton or beef and onion, pinched into a distinctive pleated shape.

Khorkhog
#2

Khorkhog

4.698 ratings

Mutton slow-cooked in a sealed pot with hot stones, potatoes and carrots, an ancient method still used for celebrations.

Khuushuur
#3

Khuushuur

4.6112 ratings

Flat, crescent-shaped pastries filled with seasoned minced meat and deep-fried until golden and crisp.

Tsuivan
#4

Tsuivan

4.587 ratings

Hand-torn steamed noodles stir-fried with mutton and vegetables, a filling everyday Mongolian noodle dish.

Guriltai Shul
#5

Guriltai Shul

4.571 ratings

A warming noodle soup of mutton, hand-cut noodles and root vegetables in a simple, hearty broth.

Boortsog
#6

Boortsog

4.465 ratings

Small pieces of fried dough, crisp outside and soft within, eaten as a snack or alongside milk tea.

Bansh
#7

Bansh

4.458 ratings

Small bite-sized dumplings filled with minced meat, served either in a light broth or plain with a dab of yogurt.

Suutei Tsai
#8

Suutei Tsai

4.376 ratings

A savory milk tea made with brick tea, milk and a pinch of salt, drunk throughout the day across Mongolian households.

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