ZHANG FEI CASSAVA SOUP

I've heard friends say it's delicious many times, so I went there specifically. It's located at the intersection of Guangshun Congee Shop in Goldfish Lane. It's a very small shop. You have to look carefully. The portion is quite large, but the cost seems a bit low. After all, it's just cassava. If you add one more piece for takeaway, it's 8 yuan. You have to have two bowls of any traditional dessert. The taste is still okay. It's cooked to the right temperature, gelatinized, and the soup is thick. It has a good taste, smooth and easy to eat, soft and sweet but not greasy, and it doesn't get you irritated. It's a very healthy dessert, recommended.

Located at the T-junction of Jingui Lane, it is easy to find. The store is a little small, but it is very clean. There is no place to sit when there are many people. The attitude is good. You can take away or eat in the store. I ordered two cassava soups and two duck heads. The cassava soup is really delicious, soft, sweet, not too greasy, and it is a perfect match with the duck heads. The duck heads are delicious, not spicy, but crispy and delicious.

Zhang Fei Cassava is in a very small alley, and there is a lot of noise from the road construction outside. Cassava and corn syrup are both ready-made. The cassava syrup is a bit cold and tastes a bit worse. It is not particularly sweet, and tastes similar to what I ate at Shanghai Fanjia. Corn syrup is made of corn kernels. The two syrups are exactly the same, with no difference. The small shop cannot issue invoices.

In addition to cassava soup, the store also has small desserts such as corn syrup, as well as snacks such as duck tongue, duck chin, beef shank, etc., all of which are delicious! There are even students and young couples who come to sit and eat snacks. Recommended!

I had no idea what tapioca was before I went. Seeing the long line outside, I instinctively walked in. I figured it was a dessert. I was craving something sweet, but time was tight, so I ordered takeout. It was indeed sweet. The soup had a hint of sugarcane or sweet potato, though not overwhelmingly sweet. I was quite happy with the taste, but I don't like starchy foods, so I tried the tapioca and passed on it. I bought it for the sweet soup. The tapioca tasted very sticky. I initially thought it was a type of sweet potato, but it wasn't. Sweet potatoes are much denser, and overall, very sticky and soft. Those who enjoy a soft, sticky texture will love it. Their large packaging seems pretty good, no wonder they charge a small fee. But while it looks nice, it's not leak-proof. The liquid leaks out easily if I tilt it, forcing me to carefully hold it steady the entire time. I asked the owner if it was cold or hot, and she told me room temperature. It was actually piping hot, and it was still warm an hour later. Anyway, I just searched what cassava is in order to write a comment, and after searching, I found out that it is poisonous.