Yak jerky, and various other dried creatures:
There were piles of crunchy sweets made from grains and nuts:
The lineup at Gong Ting Tao Su was even longer than usual.
Zhang's Liang Fen was standing room only, even on the outside.
It was far easier to grab a chair across the alley at Long Chao Shou, where the servers showed great annoyance that neither I nor the three customers ahead of me had change. I hadn't eaten at Long Chao Shou in years, due to repeatedly being disappointed by their signature product, but it remains a tourist favourite so I decided to drop in.
My san he ni, which was tasty but gummy - too much sticky rice in relation to the other ingredients.
I also got an order of chao shou in mushroom broth. The chao shou had good filling and were nicely cooked, tasting much better than I remember. Though I was impressed with the dumplings, the mushroom soup tasted like it was from a mix.
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