清真牛街宝记豆汁店(牛街输入胡同店)

There are many Muslim restaurants and shops in Niujie. Baoji Douzhi is a good Muslim snack shop. Many grandpas and grandmas come here to buy Douzhi and Jiaoquan (•̀⌄•́). The Douzhi tastes quite strong (*＾ワ＾*)

I couldn't get in line at Jubaoyuan, so I went to Laowu. I also bought some soybean juice at Niujie. I started my day with plenty of water! Thank you Miss Gao who brings soybean juice and braised pork from Niujie once a month. [Taste] I never get tired of eating the soybean juice here.

What does Niujie look like during the epidemic? Beijing is too cold today. It is definitely suitable for eating mutton ribs or hot pot meat as usual. Many people go to Niujie fully armed to buy beef and mutton. Unlike before, everyone has a clear goal and does not stay too long. They just leave after buying. Merchants have also taken many measures. Salesmen wear masks and gloves; maintain order so that people in line keep a one-meter interval; all realize cardless scanning payment (credit cards can be used). I hope the haze will pass soon\(//∇//)\

Don’t brag about their douzhi… Not to mention that it’s cold, the water and pulp are separated! And the color is the color of authentic douzhi! It’s a whole douzhi! And the first time I saw a niche snack like douzhi, it was sold everywhere in the streets like Wangfujing! Niujie, it’s been hyped up to the point that it has become a celebrity check-in place! But it’s worth mentioning that its main business - beef and mutton is still remarkable!

It is said that this is an old Beijing bean juice shop that has been open for many years. It opens at 6:30 in the morning. I won’t say that I was already in the shop at 6:30. . There is no dine-in service, only take-out. The next half is a place selling fresh mutton, which has a bit of fishy smell. I can never accept the taste of old Beijing bean juice, so I bought a bag of fried strawberries. Compared with the canned strawberries I usually buy, the price is much cheaper and the sour taste is slightly stronger.

Important things must be said three times! You can only pay in cash, you can only pay in cash, you can only pay in cash! Everyone must bring change. Fortunately, my companion brought a wallet, otherwise it would be embarrassing. I excitedly ordered a lot of things. The fried red fruit was delicious, especially after eating a round of Niujie food, I really need snacks to relieve the greasiness and whet the appetite. This one is sour and delicious~ There is also a puppy at the door, which is quite fun. Many people buy their bean juice, which is quite popular. I also bought vermicelli, a bag for 8 yuan.

A long-standing shop on Niujie Street specializing in douzhi (soybean juice). No dine-in service, only takeout available. The bags are 5 yuan each, weighing 3.5 jin (approximately 1.5 catties). You need to heat them up at home before eating. It tastes really good... maybe it's just something old Beijingers are used to. The shop also offers instructions for using douzhi.