What to order at Xiaohan Shandong Jianbing (Moshikou)

Must order
A Shandong jianbing, hand-spread with a thin crisp wafer, vegetables and the house sauce.
The dish to know
Shandong jianbing, a hand-spread multigrain pancake with crisp wafer and sauce
Editor tip
It sits beside Fahai Temple Fried Cake King, which the district guide also calls a queue shop, so the two make an easy breakfast stop before 19:00.
CuisineStreet food
Price¥
NeighborhoodOuter Districts
HoursDaily 06:00-19:00
The dishShandong jianbing, a hand-spread multigrain pancake with crisp wafer and sauce
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Location

Address: 203 Moshikou Street, Shijingshan District, Beijing

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