This alley is the busiest and most affordable food street near Beijing University of Science and Technology. It is also the busiest alley near Sanchuang and Guanghua shopping malls.
Lao De Kee is owned by the same owner as the nearby Yin Kee. The food items sold by both stores are similar, but there are some differences in the choice of noodles. Compared with Yin Kee, Lao De Kee's thick round ramen is more to my liking.

Today’s order was a bit rich.
AB noodles, curry chicken ball risotto, a big bowl of braised beef soup, a crispy chicken leg and a box of bitter gourd, the total cost is about 500 yuan.
One of the characteristics of Lao Deji's strong provincial-style military village cuisine is that the portions are very large, both rice and noodles, so it is very suitable for students with big appetites.

AB noodles are a combination of northern fried noodles and exclusive spicy sauce noodles.
The texture of the thick round ramen is full of elasticity, and the mixture of fried sauce and unique spicy sauce bursts out with a strong aroma of beans and soy sauce, which makes people want to stop.
Today, I was considering ordering a lot of food, so in order to avoid being unable to finish it, the AB noodles in the photo are actually just small bowls.
The curry chicken balls are quite satisfactory, consisting of rich curry and delicate chicken balls, paired with an amazing amount of rice.

The beef stew soup is a bit subtle. The meat part is beef brisket, but the soup base is more like kelp soup.
I'm quite used to it and don't dislike it, but my wife thinks it has a subtle taste, but she can't explain what it is.

The chicken legs are fried very crispy and the basics are good.
There are quite a few side dishes to choose from here. Our favorite is the bitter gourd. It has a slightly bitter seasoning and a crisp texture. It is just right as a stopover to adjust the rhythm of the meal.

The interior of the store is decorated with a large number of photos of historical figures from the Republic of China period, which is also one of the store's characteristics. There is a bronze statue of Chiang Kai-shek at the entrance of Yinji, and Sun Yat-sen in Lao Deji.

The shop cat usually roams around the store, and when it gets tired, it goes back to the store to rest. It is also a common sight here to solicit customers at the entrance of the store, and occasionally it will visit the nearby Yinji store.
The store is actually not spacious, but for a delicious and filling meal, the store is still always full during meal times.

I have visited this restaurant at least more than 30 times. Although not every dish is to my liking, overall the food in the store is still very good.
Recommended for everyone to try!