I had a cold dish in a restaurant. It was a leaf with small ice crystals on it. The restaurant is called ice grass. I wonder if anyone has eaten it.

Agropyron cristatum is a grassland xerophyte with strong drought resistance and cold resistance. It is suitable for growing on chestnut soil in dry and cold areas, especially in arid grassland areas, and sometimes it can grow on clayey soil, but it is not tolerant to saline-alkali and waterlogging, and it is rare in acidic or swamp and wet soil. Agropyron cristatum is often the main companion species of grassland plant community. I hope it is useful to you, and I hope to adopt it ~