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Opened 1929 at 11 Wei Road 40 (founder Wang Xingyuan), closed 1995, was sold in 2005 and reopened under private ownership on 13 January 2008 on the original site (rebuilt). If the current post-closure operation is wanted, use 2008-01-13 (Sina News, 2008-01-14: closed 12 years, 79-year-old brand, 881万 sale in 2005). Month/day of the 1929 opening not found. Estimated: 1929 is a best estimate and 1929-12-31 is used only as a period-end sorting date, not a confirmed opening day.
Branch-specific source checked October 10, 2026.[1]
Branch-specific source checked October 10, 2026.[1]
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The Shiyiwei Road main branch serves Liaoning dishes, including guobaorou, scallion-braised sea cucumber, pork and red-bean buns.[1]
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Lu Ming Chun — Main Branch
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