RefreshmentsⅠ

Like food in Beijing, the city's pastry is also the product that has absorbed the influences of refreshments from many other regions in China. Some refreshments are meant for particular holidays in tradition, such as moon cakes, which is a sweet snack for the Moon Festival, a holiday Chinese celebrating the family's reunion in mid-autumn every year

Where to eat
The most authentic Beijing pastry could be found at Dao Xiang Cun, a legendary name in the city. Xiang Ju Gong and Da Shun Zhai are two famous shops selling pastry of Muslims. The most famous refreshment brand that highlights the imperial recipes is Zheng Ming Zhai, available today in both Beijing's tea houses and supermarkets.