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In the 1980s, what could I eat in a restaurant in Beijing?

In the 1980s, what could I eat in a restaurant in Beijing?

In recent years, under the leadership of "China on the Tip of the Tongue", there has been a wave of competition to shoot food documentaries in China. One more beautiful than the other gorgeous.

Now that there is more food to see, in the early days of the reform of Kaifeng, beijing, as the center of the country, what are you eating in the restaurants? And thanks to a Japanese documentary,

In the early 1980s, a documentary on Chinese food culture was produced by the Japanese Kameiko Mansha Co., Ltd. and produced by the Japanese Iwanami Picture Studio.

The documentary is divided into five episodes. With the help of this precious record, we can look back at the style of that year.

What did you eat in 1980?

Beijing

【Taste of the Commoners, Taste of the Court】

In the 1980s, what could I eat in a restaurant in Beijing?

▲Beijing street scene in 1980

Longfu Temple Snack Bar

Longfu Temple Snack Bar,

Located in The Snack Street of Dongsi, Dongcheng District, Beijing,

It is one of the most famous old brands in old Beijing.

In the 1980s, what could I eat in a restaurant in Beijing?

▲ 1980 Longfu Temple snack bar

In the 1980s, what could I eat in a restaurant in Beijing?

▲The current Longfu Temple snack bar does not seem to have changed much

In the 1980s, what could I eat in a restaurant in Beijing?

▲It is full every day

Economical meals in small portions and low prices.

About 13,000 guests visited every day that year.

In the 1980s, what could I eat in a restaurant in Beijing?

▲Two-color steamed buns, scorched rings, fritters, soy milk, tofu brain, small bean porridge

Soy milk and fritters with granulated sugar are a popular combination of this shop.

Imitation restaurant

Fangshan Restaurant, located in Beihai Park,

In 1925, the chefs of the former Imperial Dining Room co-founded it.

It is a famous court restaurant in Beijing.

It is famous for its court cuisine, which is famous at home and abroad for its "Manchu han full table".

In the 1980s, what could I eat in a restaurant in Beijing?

▲1980 and now Fangshan restaurant

In the 1980s, what could I eat in a restaurant in Beijing?

Bird's nest has been produced after drinking hot water many times

Steep in chicken broth first

Then add the wine and salt flavored egg whites,

Add and mix well and steam to make the hibiscus swallow dish.

In the 1980s, what could I eat in a restaurant in Beijing?

Bear paws are hairless and peeled

In the 1980s, what could I eat in a restaurant in Beijing?

Use chicken and duck to boil the soup to freshen up, add a lot of onion and ginger to remove the peculiar smell,

After several boils, the bones are removed

Cut open and steamed in water

Sandwich bamboo shoots and shiitake mushrooms between the meats

Finally drizzle with juice and the braised bear paw is done.

In the 1980s, what could I eat in a restaurant in Beijing?

Oolong spit beads, double dragon spit beads, a pint of tofu, anchovy shark fin,

Toad abalone and goldfish duck palm are representative dishes.

Quanjude

In the 1980s, what could I eat in a restaurant in Beijing?

▲ Quanjude in 1980

Quanjude, founded in 1864 (three years of Tongzhi in the Qing Dynasty).

"Quanjude" is not only famous at home and abroad for roast duck,

And with a full duck table, specialties, innovative dishes, celebrity banquets

Represented by a series of boutique dishes,

It has formed a cuisine culture of Quanjude Haina Hundred Rivers.

In the 1980s, what could I eat in a restaurant in Beijing?

▲Now Quanjude

After several generations of entrepreneurial hard work, it has made great progress.

In 1994, it was initiated by 6 enterprises including Quanjude Group.

Beijing Quanjude Roast Duck Co., Ltd. was established.

In the 1980s, what could I eat in a restaurant in Beijing?

Maltose mixed with water to coat the whole body of the duck,

Place in the oven and bake without stopping.

Dong Lai Shun

In the 1980s, what could I eat in a restaurant in Beijing?

In 1980, the queues had begun in the morning

Donglaishun was founded in 1903.

Dong Lai Shun Restaurant has long been famous for its operation of shabu lamb.

Is the Beijing catering industry in the old brand,

A prestigious historic shop.

In the 1980s, what could I eat in a restaurant in Beijing?

▲Now Donglaishun

In 1996, Donglaishun chain headquarters was established.

The long-established Donglaishun has embarked on the franchise chain development path.

In the 1980s, what could I eat in a restaurant in Beijing?

▲ Tradition is cut in pieces like this

Dong Lai Shun used castrated rams to make shabu meat.

It is a sheep with soft flesh and less fat.

The meat between the shoulders is the most delicious.

Grilled meat

Beijing's oldest barbecue restaurant is Grilled Meat Wan.

Founded in the 25th year of the Qing Kangxi Dynasty (1686 AD),

It has a history of more than 320 years.

In the 1980s, what could I eat in a restaurant in Beijing?

In the early years of Beijing, the southern and northern seasons, everyone knows.

Ji's roast lamb, Wan's roast beef,

Each has its own way of standing.

Zhang Daqian, Mei Lanfang, Ma Lianliang, etc.,

The masters of the art are regular visitors here.

In the 1980s, what could I eat in a restaurant in Beijing?

Marinate the meat with soy sauce, rice wine, sugar, garlic juice and ginger juice before baking.

Place on an iron plate and roast with shallots,

Then add the eggs,

Finally, add coriander and sesame oil.

Fortress Garden

Fortress Garden Restaurant was founded in 1930.

It is a famous long-established brand in Beijing that operates authentic Shandong cuisine,

It is one of the "eight buildings" in the old capital.

In the 1950s and 1960s, Fortress Park was the leader of the country.

One of the important places for holding official banquets for foreign guests.

In the 1980s, what could I eat in a restaurant in Beijing?

Coriander puffed squid rolls

Jinyang Restaurant

In the 1980s, what could I eat in a restaurant in Beijing?

Jinyang Restaurant is the earliest in Beijing,

The restaurant specializes in Shanxi cuisine.

Since its opening in 1959, the scale of the enterprise has been continuously expanded.

In 1985, two branches were opened in Tokyo.

In the 1980s, what could I eat in a restaurant in Beijing?

Ramen noodles

In the 1980s, what could I eat in a restaurant in Beijing?

Knife cutting surface

In the 1980s, what could I eat in a restaurant in Beijing?

Pluck the fish

In the 1980s, what could I eat in a restaurant in Beijing?

Cat ears

In the 1980s, what could I eat in a restaurant in Beijing?

Three fresh beats of brine noodles

Listen to the Oriole House

The Tingli Pavilion is located in the world-famous Summer Palace, the Royal Palace.

At that time, it was Empress Dowager Cixi and her favored courtiers,

An important place to enjoy music and entertainment,

Because of the beautiful sound of music by means of the call of the yellow oriole bird,

Hence the name "Listening to the Oriole Hall".

In the 1980s, what could I eat in a restaurant in Beijing?

▲The plaque was handwritten by Empress Dowager Cixi

Based on the menu of the Summer Palace Shou Dining Room, it is famous for making court dishes.

In the 1980s, what could I eat in a restaurant in Beijing?

Gongmen Bong fish, colorful fish balls, goldfish lotus, golden water ferry fish, live eat Kunming fish

Some of these dishes are still gorgeous, some have been improved, and some have been handed down to this day. I wonder how you feel after reading it?