Guinness Records

The Chinese time-honored Shenyang Laobian Dumpling House was founded in 1829. In 2000, it was recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records as the longest-running dumpling house in the world. In 1829 (the 9th year of Daoguang reign of the Qing Dynasty), Bian Fu, the founder of Laobian Dumplings, set up a shop at Ojin Bridge in Shengjing City (now Shenyang) and started a steamed dumpling business, which was named Laobian Dumplings. Because the dumplings he made had thin skins and large fillings and were made and eaten fresh, they quickly became famous in the local area. Since then, Laobian's dumpling-making skills have been continuously improved through competition and practice, and the process of making soup and stuffing has been developed, forming a unique flavor that is loose and easy to chew, delicious, fragrant but not greasy, and is well-known at home and abroad. After several generations of Laobian people's hard work, Laobian Dumpling Restaurant has now developed from one store to Laobian Dumpling Co., Ltd. that integrates catering, chain operations and food production. It has developed more than a hundred franchises. stores and business outlets all over the country.

Laobian Dumpling Shop has developed greatly. In addition to the main store in Shenyang, it has also opened branches in Yichun, Jiamusi, Changchun, Zaozhuang, Shijiazhuang, Xi'an, Dalian and other places. In addition, a branch has been opened in Sapporo, Japan. Today, Laobian dumplings have become a well-known food in Shenyang and even across the country. Whether they are Shenyang locals or outsiders coming to Shenyang, they are all willing to taste this prestigious and wonderful traditional flavor.

Laobian Company has 6 directly-operated stores and 50 franchised stores. Its business outlets are spread all over the country and extend to Southeast Asian countries and regions such as South Korea and Japan. In 1999, the company's total sales reached 90.52 million yuan, of which franchise chain operation sales reached 65.52 million yuan; in 2000, total sales reached 145 million yuan, a year-on-year increase of 60%, of which franchise chain operation sales reached 11.34 million yuan, a year-on-year increase of 73%. Laobian dumplings have won many provincial and municipal famous products, famous trademarks of Liaoning Province, and honorary titles such as the "Golden Tripod Award" issued by the Ministry of Commerce; in 1989, they won the top ten flavors in Shenyang; in 1997, they won the title of "Chinese Famous Snacks"; In 1998, Laobian Dumpling Banquet won the gold medal at the California International Expo; in 1999, it won the "First Place in the Popular Banquet Score" at the Fourth National Cooking Technology Competition; in 1999, it was named "Chinese Famous Dish"; in 2000, it was awarded the title of "Famous Dishes in China" by Shanghai University. The World Guinness Headquarters recognized it as the "Dumpling Restaurant with the Longest History"; it was listed in the "Top 100 Chinese Chain Industry" in 2001; on August 5, 2001, it was rated as the "Top 100 Chinese Catering Industry" by the China Hotel Association; in November 2001 On December 7, 2001, it was rated as "Top Ten Catering Chain Enterprises in the Country" by the China Hotel Association; on December 19, 2001, it was rated as "Famous Chinese Catering Store" by the China Cuisine Association.