Jin Sheng Long (), also called Baodu Feng (), is a historic traditional restaurant in

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. It was founded by Feng Tianjie, a Hui Muslim chef from

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, during the reign of the

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(r. 1875–1908) in the

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. The first outlet was founded in Menkuang Hutong, at the

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Dashilan. It is now a chain restaurant with numerous outlets. It was registered by the Beijing National Trademark Office in 1995. Jin Sheng Long is known for its baodu (a

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tripe dish). In 2000, its dish ''baodu ren sanpin'' (爆肚仁三品) was voted one of the 46 "Famous Dishes of China".

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