1, Guijie Guijie is known as a dining street in Beijing, and it doesn't become popular until after 10 every night, so it was once called "ghost street". Ninety percent of the shops here are catering businesses, and there are more than 130 shops on the street over one kilometer. There are many restaurants with red lights hanging high. Many restaurants are open 24 hours a day, while other places are quiet at night. The light is on here.
There are many embassies near Guijie Street, and foreigners like to eat here, ranging from stewed fire and fried belly in old Beijing to crayfish, greedy frogs and Chongqing grilled fish. The hottest restaurants in Guijie Street are at the east and west ends.
Traffic guide
1, take bus 107 and get off at Gulou, or take bus 8 15 and bus 24 and get off at Dongzhimen Neixiao Street, or take bus 674 and get off at Beixinqiao.
2. Get off at Beixinqiao on Metro Line 5 or Dongzhimen on Metro Line 2.
2. niujie, niujie is a street in niujie, Xicheng District, Beijing, which starts from Guang 'anmennei Street in the north and ends at Nanheng Street in the south. It is famous for the Hui people who live in compact communities, and also for the niujie Temple in this street.
There are many Muslim old Beijing snacks here, such as face tea, bean juice, inby, tripe, snowballing, bowls of cakes and so on. If you want to eat beef and mutton, you should come here. There are Jubaoyuan, a century-old store specializing in beef and mutton, a full belly of spiced roast beef and mutton sandwiches, Li's rice cakes, and beef granules from Hongji snacks.
Traffic guide
Bus 10, 48, 88, 7 17 and get off at Niujie Station; Bus No.5, No.38, No.6, No.5, 109, 13, 38 1, get off at niujie intersection station and walk for 50 meters.
3. Jiumen Snacks Jiumen Snacks are located on the northern edge of Shichahai, a famous scenic spot in Beijing, and on the west side of Soong Ching Ling's former residence. In an old quadrangle of nearly 3,000 square meters, people can taste the traditional time-honored snacks in Beijing without leaving home.
The most representative 12 time-honored snacks: fried chicken, pie week, rice cake money, Xiao Changchen, wallet fire, buttermilk Wei, tea soup plum, Yueshengzhai, sheep head horse, tofu white and Enyuanju. Let you eat enough at a time in the street view of quadrangles.
Located on the north bank of Shichahai in Beijing, north of Soong Ching Ling's former residence, this place is not the birthplace of snacks, but it was later moved, so it is not as lively as Qianmen and other places, but the sauce elbow is absolutely authentic, including the traditional German-style 12 time-honored brand in Beijing, and there are more than 300 kinds of snacks, all of which are authentic.
Traffic guide
Subway 10 line, get off at Deshengmen, exit C, and walk about 200 meters.
4. Huguosi Snack Street Huguosi Snack Street is located in the northwest of the Second Ring Road in Beijing, on the west side of Shichahai. This is a street famous for its snacks. The style of the small street is antique, and there are all kinds of food shops all over the street. Both foreign tourists and local old Beijing will often come for a walk and taste delicious food.
Snack street is dominated by classic varieties of temple fairs. The daily business varieties include various sticky goods, fine stuffing Yuanxiao, Muslim glutinous rice balls, Aiwowo, bean powder cakes, sesame rice cakes, fruit rice cakes, pea yellow and so on. Fried foods include honey twist, Xiao Kai, crispy and inby, and liquid foods include bean juice, flour tea, red bean porridge, sparerib soup, fresh soybean milk, almond tofu and lotus seed porridge.
Address:
No.93 Huguosi Street, Xicheng District (opposite the Old People's Theatre)
Qianmen Street Qianmen Street is located in the central axis of Beijing, starting from Zhengyangmen Arrow Tower in the north, reaching Tiantan Road in the south and connecting with Tianqiao South Street. Qianmen Street, known as "Tianjie Imperial Road" since ancient times, was the only place for emperors and generals to go out of the city to the Temple of Heaven in Ming and Qing Dynasties, and later gradually became a commercial area.
Qianmen Street is a famous commercial street integrating food, shopping and characteristic commercial street. There are many old food stores and shops here. In recent years, after renovation planning, it has attracted many international brands, so it has become one of the business districts that many people must go to in Beijing.
Traffic guide
Take Metro Line 2 and get off at Qianmen Station, or take 2, 5, 8, 9, 17, 20, 22, 44, 48, 59, 66, 67, 69, 7 1, 82, 93, 120, and.