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Michelin food scouting, which ones are a must-try?

In 2019, Michelin made its first visit to Beijing in search of delicacies and street food, offering diners a guide to culinary gems. The old restaurants in the city are still full of guests, and the owners use their decades of skill and experience to bring unforgettable classic dishes. The traditional "Erba Sauce" is still in the vat, the freshly fried liver and marinated pork are steaming hot, and there's still plenty of shabu-shabu to go around. Jingtianhong fried cake, Yanlong Restaurant and Lao Teng Rice Noodle say goodbye and reunite with their customers, and the old flavors that they have longed for are finally preserved. Drinking a bowl of bean juice in the morning and eating Lao Zhang Ramen at night add warmth to those who come home early in the morning and return late at night. People who live far away from home will find familiar food in their hometowns by chance, and foreigners living in China will also find their own specialties. The "hand-shot rose" and "a peach" have been featured in short videos, so don't forget to express your feelings to your loved ones when you come to visit the festival.

High-class Michelin restaurants

◆ Xin Rong Ji

The only three-star restaurant on the 2020 Michelin Guide Beijing list, the authentic Taizhou snack of bean noodles with garlic looks simple, but is tender, crispy and tough in the mouth. Golden crispy scallops are selected from the East China Sea scallops, with crispy skin and fresh snow-white color of the fish with a warm and juicy feeling.

Photography/Wang Yuanzheng

◆ Jing Zhaoyin

The 2020 Beijing Michelin Guide two-starred restaurant is located in a courtyard, with exquisite dishes such as seaweed rolls with rotting clothes and stir-fried elm fungus with fructus lily, which are accompanied by ice-sugar snow lotus and peach gelatin soup, and ai wowo and hawthorn and pea butter, which are a combination of the Chinese and Western styles, traversing the ancient and modern worlds.

Photography/ Hou Shaoqing

Food Memories of the Forty-Ninth City

◆ Zhaofu Street Snack Shop

The old shelves of the Snack Shop are neatly decorated with perfumed oils, liquors and cigarettes. A green basin on a long table with a variety of pickled vegetables is ground out, a mottled old pole scale is used for weighing, and the "treasures" of the store are "soybean sauce" and "Erba sauce".

Photography/Wang Shiwei

◆ Yaoji Fried Liver

The hot fried liver, thickened with starch and thickened with willow leaves, is chewy and tasty, with the tip of the liver touching your lips. The small intestine is not too greasy, bite in the mouth tender and juicy, with crushed garlic to enhance the freshness, the more you eat the more flavorful.

Photography/Yang Fei

◆ Marinated Lv

The large intestine is not too greasy and not too fishy, and the large intestine is cleanly processed. The roasted pork is cut into tic-tac-toe shapes, the tofu is cut into triangles, and the large intestines and lungs are cut into small pieces, topped with tofu milk, garlic, and cilantro, and then a ladleful of the old broth is ladled from the wok and poured into the bowl, which is a great touch.

Photo/Wang Shiwei

◆ Yanlong Restaurant

Yanlong Restaurant, a state-run restaurant in Fangzhuang for more than 30 years, says goodbye and returns. The signature dishes are charred croquettes, dry-fried croquettes, and popping three kinds of food. The old dining tables and chairs with mottled paint and the absence of takeout business are the cherished memories of many of Fangzhuang's old residents.

Photography/Han Shuwen

◆ Qianmen Zhangji Shabu Shabu

An old restaurant on Coal Market Street, the "moon gate" at its entrance is the only one of its kind on the street. At 5:30 a.m. every day, the owner, Zhang, prepares to go to the market to choose his meat, which is served on a plate like willow leaf strips, and cuts it quickly and slowly, with a uniform thickness, and seven parts of the hand-cut lamb are served with a sweet flavor in a white mouthful.

Photography/Han Shuwen

◆ Hejian Meat Cake

Located at the foot of the Imperial City, the shop is decorated with red lanterns in the courtyard. There are many kinds of cakes in the store, including sugar cakes and leek and egg cakes for vegetarians, and beef cakes, pork cakes and duck cakes for meat. Another signature dish is the Kung Pao chicken "leg" ding, which is just the right amount of hot, sour and sweet.

Photography/Wang Shiwei

◆ Li's Pork Belly in Sauce

Crow's Li's, famous for its baked cakes and belly, sells more than 10,000 cakes a day. Thick burritos, sesame seeds, the outside of the burrito is crispy, inside is soft and fragrant. Popped belly table table must be ordered, dipped in secret sesame sauce, crisp in place.