Beijingers' love for sesame sauce is insane, and this is reflected in many Beijing snacks, such as noodle tea. The production method of noodle tea is very simple, after boiling millet noodles or millet noodles into porridge paste, evenly drizzling sesame paste on its surface, and then putting a little sesame pepper and salt to taste, it can be drunk. You can also add sugar to make a sweet noodle tea. The taste is thick and fragrant, slightly stuck in the throat, and you will feel dry and itchy when you drink too much.
The authentic way to drink noodle tea is similar to bean juice, and instead of chopsticks or spoons, you can drink it while it is hot, and you can drink it in a circle along the edge of the bowl with one hand in one hand, and it will be warm to eat on a winter morning.
Recommended Stores:
Huguosi snacks (Huguosi main store)
Per capita: 23 yuan
Address: No. 93, Huguosi Street (opposite the People's Theater)
Phone: 010-83281700
Business hours: Monday to Sunday 05:30-21:00
Jinfang snacks (Ciqikou store)
Per capita: 20 yuan
Address: Ciqikou Metropolis Street South 1st Floor (Southwest Corner of Porcelain Mouth)
Phone: 010-67169788
Business hours: Monday to Sunday 06:00-20:00
Old Ciqikou bean juice shop (Temple of Heaven store)
Per capita: 15 yuan
Address: Opposite the north gate of the Temple of Heaven (next to the little fat bun king)
Phone: 010-67028907
Business hours: Monday to Sunday 06:00-21:00
