My Favorite Hot Pot
Chinese have more than 5 thousand
years of food history. Throughout the history, I love hot pots the most. I go
eat hotpot every week when I was in China. There was an impressive experience
in my mind.
Our car was at the corner of the
street where the restaurant located, I smelt an amazing aroma, it made me think
that was the smelling of spices and it was so pure and good. Then, I saw the
front door of the restaurant and I confirmed my imagination was exactly right. First, we had the pot with soup. Then,
the waiter served us a bag of red solid oil. It was made of selected beef oil
and it was cooked about 12 hours to become such a perfection. There were some
yellow tiny cubs running out from the red spicy oil. Then, the waiter put that
oil into our pot and I realized that was spicy beef oil because it melted when
we were heating the soup in the pot. When it was melting, I smelt the
extraordinary good odor. By the way, I am crazy about spicy. After the oil was
melted, the waiter gave us different meat and vegetables. The most impressive
one for me was the Kobe beef and the handmade noodles. The Kobe beef there
looked like a beautiful stone because the mixture of beef and fat makes it
white and red. Once I put it into the boiling pot, the red meat became brown
and when I put it into my mouth. It makes the beef was tasted like some very
delicious oil because the meat was so fresh and appetizing. When I swallowed
the beef, the nice aroma stayed in my mind for a long time. Also, the handmade
noodles there were also a popular commodity there because they are exactly
handmade. First time I saw the noodle, it was some very small pastes and they didn’t
look good. However, the waiter came to us and pulled the pastes by their
special skills and the pastes became 1-meter-long noodles after they pulled and
shook those pastes. Boiling those noodles in the tasty soup for about 5 minutes,
they looked white and bright. When I was eating them, I found that those
noodles were chewy and have a special aroma which makes me want to eat more. That
hot pot restaurant is the best one I have ever been to.
I enjoyed reading your experience. If I get lucky enough to go to china I would definitely check out that place and I incredibly love spices too!
ReplyDeleteWhat's the name of that restaurant you went to?? I wanna try it too!
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