The old shop Wanli Meatballs is a bustling place, with the market in the morning and a night market in the evening. The location is very lively, and the shop is bright, clean, and overall feels comfortable. They only serve two dishes: meatballs and meatball soup, and there are frozen options available for takeaway. I didn't get to try the meatball soup this time, but the meatballs are the typical fried kind, with a chewy and delicious exterior and a generous filling that pairs perfectly with the essential sauce. Having two meatballs and a bowl of meatball soup would make for a pretty good lunch.

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Near the Sanhe Tourist Night Market, there is a shop called <Wanli Meatballs>. It's a storefront that specializes in meatballs, offering a simple menu with only two items: meatballs and soup with meatballs. They also sell frozen meatballs for purchase.

The shop has a bright environment, with not many seats—about eight low bar-style seats. The utensils are hung on the wall for self-service, and the sauces are placed on a cabinet cart for customers to add themselves.

⭐️ Meatball $35
These meatballs are fried, so they are a bit greasier. The skin is QQ (chewy) and has a great texture, while the filling is firm and mixed with a small amount of diced bamboo shoots. The saltiness is moderate, and the sauce drizzled on top is thick and slightly transparent, making it a milder flavor. You can add extra chili and garlic!

⭐️ Soup with Meatballs $30
A bowl of soup comes with two mushroom meatballs. The broth is light but does not contain cilantro or celery, making the flavor a bit simple. The meatballs are Q (springy) and have a good texture.

‼️ Conclusion:
Later, I saw a notice on the wall explaining that the absence of cilantro during my visit was due to price fluctuations after the typhoon, which is a bit unfortunate. I will update with photos and reviews next time I visit if they offer cilantro again.