Crispy, flaky pancakes stuffed with savory fillings like minced beef or brown sugar.
3 top-rated spots found
Wang Ji Te Se Guo Kui (Majiaochang)
Beef Guokui (Jun Tun Style)
Sichuan Street Food
ยท $
ยท Jinniu District
โ โ โ โ ยฝ 4.8
5,200 reviews
Local LegendMust-TryCrispy
9.8
Flavor
8.5
Value
6
Vibe
This is widely considered the gold standard of the Jun Tun style. The dough is laminated with beef fat and Sichuan peppercorns, then deep-fried and finished in a charcoal oven to strip away excess oil, resulting in a shatteringly crisp texture.
๐ No. 100 Ma'an North Road, Chengdu, CN ยท View on Maps
Qiu Er Ge Guo Kui
Brown Sugar Guokui (Traditional Baked)
Traditional Snacks
ยท $
ยท Qingyang District
โ โ โ โ ยฝ 4.6
1,850 reviews
Hidden GemClassicOld School
9.2
Flavor
9.8
Value
7.5
Vibe
Unlike the greasy fried versions, Qiu Er Ge specializes in the 'Peng Peng' style. These are dry-baked in a traditional clay oven, offering a pure, toasted wheat aroma that is increasingly hard to find in modern Chengdu.
๐ No. 2 Jinfu South Road, Chengdu, CN ยท View on Maps
Yan Ji Guo Kui
Liangfen Guokui (Jelly Noodle Stuffed)
Sichuan Street Food
ยท $
ยท Chenghua District
โ โ โ โ ยฝ 4.7
3,100 reviews
Local LegendSpicyStreet Food
9.5
Flavor
9
Value
5.5
Vibe
Yan Ji is the master of the 'stuffed' guokui. They take a freshly baked, hollowed-out pastry and stuff it with cold, spicy mung bean jelly (liangfen). The temperature contrast between the hot bread and cold noodles is legendary.