Sour and spicy noodles, a generation of Lao Sha city people unforgettable on the tip of the tongue delicious. Throughout the 1980s, sour and spicy noodles and morning noodles were the only two proud of Shashi's breakfast noodles at that time, and their reputation was still on the morning noodles that have been on CCTV today, and the beef rice noodles that are now famous can only be lonely and unknown. The deepest memory is the frontage storefront not far from the east side of the Lushashi Hotel in Beijing, which should be a state-owned or collective enterprise, and the steaming cauldron has not been extinguished from morning to night. The endless stream of diners, regardless of breakfast, lunch and dinner, is nothing more than adding fritters or adding a bun at dinner, which is not at all the rhythm of the noodle shop only making breakfast now. The decline of sour and spicy noodles in memory also seems to be synchronized with the star city of Shashi. I can't remember when the sour and spicy noodle restaurants on Beijing Road disappeared, although the alleys can occasionally see the shop signs of Shashi sour and spicy noodles, but after sitting down and eating, they always shake their heads regretfully, and the taste buds can't find the lost memory no matter what. Today, I was going to go to Meitai Lane to eat handmade rice noodles, so I went from The Women's Street and turned right to the corner of Meitai Lane and found this sour and spicy noodle restaurant. It was already lunchtime, and there were many diners in the restaurant, so they decided to go inside and try it. Buying a fritter at a stall next to the door, and then two or two sour and spicy noodles and pork yards, was the standard for Quan's dinner more than thirty years ago. Ok, somewhat a shadow in memory. But this sour and spicy seems to be less pure than in memory, and the fresh aroma of the pork yard is almost a little mellow. Alas, I am not sure if I remember the delicious sour and spicy noodles, but I just remember a legend I made up, a nostalgic eternity!
