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What are the delicious foods in Tiananmen Square?

When strolling along Wangfujing Street and the Dongmen Food Market night market, people can’t help but pass by a snack street called Donghuamen Food Market. Once there, people passing by walked from right to left in an orderly manner, and the dazzling array of snacks made people linger. Some people feel like they can go hungry for days and try their best to taste the famous food from all over the country.

Sellers also try their best to attract passers-by to pay. Old Beijing snacks: Donkey Rolling Bean Flour Pancake, also known as Donkey Rolling Bean Paste, is one of the ancient varieties of Beijing snacks. The raw materials are steamed with yellow wheat water, and the dough is slightly more watery and softer. Stir-fry soybeans and roll into flour. Now all snack bars have it all year round, and it is a very popular snack among the masses. Aiwowo Aiwowo is a traditional snack in Beijing.

Every year around the Lunar New Year, this variety is available in snack bars in Beijing and is sold until late summer and early autumn, so Aiwowo is also a spring and autumn variety. It is now a famous snack in Beijing, with yam and jujube as the main ingredients, and green plum, peach kernel, melon seed kernel, etc. as auxiliary ingredients. Because of its nourishing effect, diners at Lam Lai Soon restaurant often order it, and it has become one of the hotel's famous snacks.

Ginger Chop Fork, Ginger Chop Fork, contains fresh ginger in its raw materials, so it is named after the obvious fresh ginger flavor when eaten. Nan Laishun Ginger Silk Cha was rated as a famous snack in Beijing in 1997 and was also rated as a famous snack in China in the same year. Butter fried cake is a nutritious snack variety in Beijing snacks. The butter fried cake is round, tender on the outside, rich in flavor, rich in nutrients and easy to digest. Tanger (Honey Twist) Honey Twist is a famous snack in Beijing. It is also called Tanger because it looks like a human ear. Honey Twist Brown Butter is bright, soft, sweet and delicious. Camellia oleifera and noodle tea Camellia oleifera are the best nourishing snacks in Beijing. They taste sweet and can be made for breakfast or lunch.

Drinking noodle tea is very particular about how you eat it. You don’t need chopsticks, spoons and other utensils when eating. Instead, you hold the bowl in one hand and drink in circles along the edge of the bowl. I’m afraid non-Beijingers don’t have this way of eating it. Noodles and twists are the best halal snacks in Beijing. It is brown in color, crispy in texture, sweet and delicious. Saqima is the golden cake in Chinese and was offered as a sacrifice during the Three Tombs outside the Pass in the Qing Dynasty.

It can be seen that the Manchu people attach great importance to it. Now it is a pastry popular with people all over the country and all ethnic groups. Inby, one of the inby snacks, is loved by men, women and children. When Beijingers eat sesame cakes, they often like to eat inby. When drinking soybean juice, you must eat inby. Inby can be stored for ten and a half days, the quality remains unchanged, and it is as crispy as ever, without any skin. It has been a favorite food for thousands of years. Tang Shao Beijing is the most famous Tang Shao in Dashunzhai. The burned sugar is sweet, thick, soft and non-sticky, and is suitable for the elderly. Toad spitting honey (baked bean cake) Toad spitting honey (baked bean cake) is a common snack in Beijing. It got its name because it is filled with red bean paste.

During the baking process, people call this kind of scones spitting honey, because there is a natural opening on the side of the scones, and the bean filling spits out and hangs on the sides of the scones. Pea yellow is a seasonal delicacy in spring and summer in Beijing. Originally a folk snack, it was introduced to the palace. Qingguan pea yellow is famous for Cixi's food addiction. Folk thick pea yellow is a typical spring food and is often seen at spring temple fairs. Featured Food Street Highlight Qianmen Dashilan is a food street where famous stores gather. There are many time-honored Beijing restaurants on Qianmen Street, such as Quanjude Roast Duck Restaurant, Duyizhi Steamed Dumplings, Kaifeng First Floor Soup Dumplings, Lao Zhengxing Restaurant, One-stop Restaurant, etc. These hotels have seen better days.

Although many stores have been renovated, traces of history can still be seen. All kinds of people gather here every day. It represents the front door of Beijing's food culture and is a must-visit place for tourists. Dongzhimen Guijie 354 The nightest food street Guijie is the earliest food street in Beijing, starting from Dongzhimen Bridge in the east and ending at Beixinqiao Street in the west. The night market became prosperous overnight, and Ma Xiao became famous throughout the city. There are hundreds of restaurants on the street less than one kilometer long, and business is most prosperous from 6 pm to 4 am every day

The origin of Guijie is said to come from the ghost market in old Beijing. In the early years, markets in Beijing that mainly sold groceries and fruits opened in the middle of the night and were gone at dawn. The stall owners lit kerosene lamps and it looked very dim in the distance, hence the name Ghost Market. Fucheng Road Food Street - the most luxurious food street Fucheng Road is a famous high-end dining area in Beijing.

Some foreign embassies changed the house numbers in front of their doors from Sanlitun Road to Sanlihe Bar Street. The business hours of Bar Street are from afternoon to early morning of the next day. Every day, many foreigners come here by car or taxi, especially at night. Foreigners flock here. Not only foreigners are willing to come here, many Chinese people also invite customers or friends here. Use this place as a place for communication. Houhai Bar Street is nostalgic, with the same tone as other bars, simple antique furniture, green plants, personalized decoration, and a lazy feeling. The bars in Houhai area are not big, maybe the space can avoid excessive noise, which is why I like to go clubbing in Houhai.

The moon is high, the clouds are light, the light is ambiguous, and the faint sound of erhu or pipa floats from the cruise ship on the lake, adding a petty bourgeoisie atmosphere to the tranquil Houhai. Lovers who whisper, brothers who use wine as singing. The melodious sound of the piano reminds me of the river in my hometown and my childhood friend Shana, who would catch crickets at night. Houhai is a place suitable for nostalgia. Every time I come to Houhai, I feel nostalgic. Qianmen Quanjude Qianmen Quanjude is located on the east side of Qianmen Street, 200 meters south of Qianmen Gate Tower.

Since its completion in 1992, the new building has formed a beautiful landscape on Qianmen Street with its simple style. Quandeqianmen is the origin store in Quanjude and has a history of 141 years. Due to the special significance of the store, the old wall of the Quanjude shop in the early stage of the store was moved intact to the lobby, and the old store style was restored according to the old decoration behind the old wall. At the same time, it adopts the Beijing-style restaurant service model, with traditional Eight Immortals table, blue floor tiles, wooden loft, old-fashioned gramophone, and black lacquer counter. With the enthusiastic shouting of the young men in Tsing Yi hats, the traditional nostalgic cultural customs can be seen at a glance. The old wall in front of the store, the old store, the Eight Scenes of Yanjing, and the Imperial Room constitute a unique old store culture, which embodies the perfect unity of Quanjude's brand value and cultural taste.

Have you ever asked: Why can roast duck only be sliced ??and eaten with lotus leaf pancakes, but not eaten directly? This is because ducks are different from chickens. First of all, because duck is fatter, it will feel very greasy if you eat it directly. Secondly, roast duck is different from roast chicken and braised chicken. It does not add any seasoning and is neither salty nor bland. It must be eaten with seasoning. So, what’s the point of eating roast duck? First of all, now is the season for eating roast duck. To really eat roast duck, you should pay attention to spring, summer, autumn and winter. In winter and spring, duck meat is fresh and tender; in autumn, the weather is high and the air is clear, making it the most suitable place for roast duck regardless of temperature or humidity. Ducks in autumn are also fatter, as evidenced by the saying that ducks in autumn are fatter and chickens in cages are fatter.

Only in summer, when the weather is hot, people don’t like greasy food. Second, Peking ducks are afraid of heat and need to lose weight every summer. Third, the air humidity is high, and duck carcasses are often moist. When roasted like this, the duck skin will swell easily (not crispy). Secondly, the size of the duck. The choice of duck is very important. The breeding period of the ducks purchased by Jude cannot exceed 90 days. The feathers should be shiny, white and flawless, with short wings and long back, thick and short legs, plump chest and fat body. Ducks weigh 5.5 to 6 pounds. If the duck is too small, it will be used as meat and firewood; if it is too big, it will be very greasy. Slaughter the duck, remove the blood, leg hair, internal organs, wings and claws. After sugar coloring and air-drying, the duck blank is made, weighing about 3 to 4 pounds.

Roast ducks are about 2 pounds, 4 pieces, and require 80 to 80 100 pieces. The meat under a piece of roast duck is about 1 kilogram and 2 taels. The third is film law. The technique for making roast duck is half-roasted and half-cut. Eat the roasted duck immediately after it is roasted, or slice it into pieces before the duck breasts are sunken and place them neatly on the plate. When you eat it in your mouth at this time, the skin is crispy and the meat is tender, which is the most delicious.

There are two ways to slice duck: one is to slice the duck skin while it is hot. Crispy, crispy and fragrant, then slice the duck. The other is a piece of meat, skinned, as thin as a clove leaf, but not broken into pieces. They are eaten wrapped in lotus leaf pancakes. They are crispy, fragrant and fresh. After the duck fillets are put on the plate, the chef will break off the duck head, cut it in half with a knife, and cut the two small pieces of duck tail meat into small pieces symmetrically and put them on a small plate. At the same time, two pieces of duck tenderloin are placed horizontally on the duck head and served at the same time as the duck meat slices, indicating that the duck ordered by the customer has been served, both head and tail. The duck head can be dipped in pepper and salt, and some customers even like to eat it this way. Of course, the duck tail is nothing to eat and is just for display.

The two pieces of duck fillet on this table are reserved for distinguished guests or elderly guests. The fourth is seasoning.

There are three ingredients to eat roast duck; the first is onion strips and sweet noodle sauce, which can be paired with cucumber strips, radish strips, etc. The second is minced garlic with soy sauce, or radish strips. Garlic paste can relieve greasy food. Dip the sliced ??roast duck slices in minced garlic and soy sauce, which adds a hint of spiciness and makes the taste even more unique. Many customers particularly like this condiment. The third type is white sugar. Some customers refuse to eat onions or garlic, but they enjoy the crispy duck skin dipped in a thin layer of white sugar. This way of eating is especially suitable for women and children. Of course, the most common ingredient for eating roast duck is still the first one, which is sweet noodle sauce and scallions.

Use chopsticks to pick up some sweet noodle sauce, place it on the lotus leaf cake, add some roast duck slices to cover it, then add some onion strips, cucumber strips or radish strips, and roll up the lotus leaf cake. Really delicious. Finally, the staple food. The staple food of roast duck is lotus leaf cake. There is such a record in the Qing Dynasty's "Shuntian Fuzhi": Roast duck is eaten with a piece of cake. This kind of cake is lotus leaf cake. In addition to lotus leaf cakes, there are also hollow sesame cakes.

Dip the roast duck in the sweet noodle sauce, stuff it into the hollow sesame pancake with scallions, and you’re ready to eat. It tastes great. The Steamed Dumpling House, located at No. 36 Qianmen Street, was founded in the third year of Qianlong's reign (1738) and has a history of 250 years. This is one of Beijing's famous century-old stores. On the New Year's Eve of the seventeenth year of Qianlong's reign, Emperor Qianlong returned to Beijing from Tongzhou in disguise and passed through Qianmen. At that time, all the shops were closed, and only the Wangji Hotel had lights on, so he walked into the store to have dinner. Due to the attentive reception, rich wine aroma, and delicious dishes, he became interested in this store, chatted with the owner, and asked about the name of the hotel. The shop owner replied: The shop has no name.

After hearing this, Long said: At this time, you are the only one who will open the door in Beijing. After returning to the palace, he wrote down the name of the store in his own hand and engraved it on a plaque. A few days later, someone from the harem sent this tiger tablet. Since then, the only place has replaced Wangji Restaurant, and business has been booming since then. With the passage of time and historical changes, the only place has undergone many renovations. The new building expanded in 1964 has two floors and a business area of ??170 square meters. In the autumn of the same year, Guo Moruo went to the store to see the tiger head plaque presented by the Qianlong royal family, and later inscribed the only plaque on it. Uniquely famous since Emperor Qianlong gave it a plaque, the Beijing snack steamed dumplings are famous not only in Beijing, but also throughout the country. Rumor has it that the pastry chef of this shop has visited Japan many times to perform art performances, and is very popular among Japanese friends.