Are there any delicious snacks in Nanjing?

In the past, Nanjing snacks were the most popular in Confucius Temple area. Large and small, not less than twenty. For example, Xinqifang, Kuiguang Pavilion, Yuelai Pavilion, Jiang, Xueyuan, Yongheyuan, Wufengju, Deshunju and Longmenju are all well-known snack bars.

Dried silk and sesame cake. Nanjing people like to eat many kinds of snacks. Such as steamed buns, Lamian Noodles, pancakes, scallion cakes, bean curd stains, noodle soup jiaozi, vegetable bags, butter biscuits, steamed buns with sweet noodle sauce, dried shredded chicken noodles, spring rolls, biscuits, beef soup, steamed dumplings, pressed noodles, crab roe noodles, long fish noodles, beef pot stickers, braised pork jerky, braised tea eggs and sugar porridge lotus root. Among them, dried silk and sesame seed cake are one of Nanjing people's favorite popular foods. Citizens can't live without it, and dignitaries often use it to change their tastes. Therefore, all restaurants in Nanjing deal in dried silk and scones. When you go to a teahouse for dinner, you always serve dried silk before eating anything else. There is no teahouse specializing in selling green tea.

Best Shaoshao: Opposite Wutaishan Bowling Hall, there are three shops in the left, middle and right, and the one in the middle is the best.