Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is exploring Beijing's culinary scene, to the delight of social media. He was spotted enjoying "zhajiangmian," a local noodle dish, at No. 69 Fangzhuanchang Noodles.

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was spotted on Friday trying some of Beijing’s delicacies. He was seen at No. 69 Fangzhuanchang Noodles, tucking into a bowl of “zhajiangmian” — a Beijing specialty that features noodles covered in a thick soybean-paste sauce mixed with vegetables and meat.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was spotted by the public and local media at No. 69 Fangzhuanchang Noodles, for a bowl of “zhajiangmian” — a Beijing specialty that features noodles covered in a thick soybean-paste sauce mixed with veggies and meat.

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