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KSquared’s whirlwind day in Xi’an shatters every Western stereotype. He starts with legendary biang biang noodles that instantly dethrone his favorite Lanzhou noodles, then wanders into the Muslim Quarter where a spontaneous ear cleaning in the street becomes a hilarious, ticklish adventure. The real jaw-dropper? A $100 24-hour luxury spa that feels like a five-star resort — complete with a sauna under a fake starry sky, karaoke rooms, and a buffet that never ends. This is Xi’an: ancient capital, Silk Road gem, and full of surprises.
More about the current video:(Published on 2026-05-24)
KSquared's one-day whirlwind through Xi'an, China, defies every expectation. Starting at the iconic Bell Tower, the ancient heart of the Silk Road, he immediately dives into the city's legendary food scene. The must-try biang biang noodles at a local spot become an instant favorite — wide, chewy, hand-pulled strips drenched in chili oil and beef, easily surpassing his beloved Lanzhou noodles.
Wandering into the Muslim Quarter, KSquared discovers a vibrant blend of cultures. The Hui people, Chinese Muslims who look and speak like Han Chinese, run stalls selling bread that could have come straight from the Middle East. He even spots rock sugar crystals (nabot) that he remembers from Iran. The real surprise? A spontaneous ear-cleaning session in the middle of the market. A local man carefully scrapes, vibrates, and washes his ears — an experience that feels weirdly ticklish but leaves him feeling oddly refreshed. After a quick negotiation, he pays 48 yuan for the full treatment.
