If I read it correctly, "Serindia" refers to Xinjiang. And while I have no idea what niang refers to, Xibu Mahua (or more likely, Alijiang next door) is doing this plate that was a lot like Shaanxi liangpi. And it was just as deliciously refreshing.
Their noodle selection is limited to just four types here, but they offer multiple broths, including a hong shao and tomato version, the former of which had an impressively deep soy sauce flavor. I didn't try the tomato version, but the spicy one was on point and arguably better than Shejianjian. The beef is more fatty and tender here too.
Next time I want to try their pickled and dry bowls to see how they fare.