As one of the most important and large-scale scientific research and education bases in Beijing, the area around China Science and Technology Museum is also a food paradise. From snacks to meals, there are plenty of choices both inside and outside the museum. First of all, the food in the museum, its restaurant offers a wide range of choices, from Chinese food to Western buffet, will satisfy the visitors' picky hobby. Even while strolling around the pavilion, visitors can sample different cuisines such as popcorn, spicy hot pots, and pastries at the many stalls selling small food items.

After leaving the pavilion and coming around the area, visitors will see a large number of restaurants with taps outside, indicating the fun "exploding boiled fish". There are also countless cafes, hot pot restaurants, and fast food restaurants within a one-kilometer radius for visitors to choose from. There are also many food stalls that are worth trying, such as traditional tofu dumplings and lo mein, which are irresistible.

Finally, there's the Nanluoguxiang area, located near the Pavilion. It has a wide range of Chinese and Western restaurants, dominated by small shopkeepers and a variety of hip fusion styles. On weekends, it can be crowded, but it's not a bad place to get a taste of what's on offer. To summarize, whether you go to the restaurant in the China Science and Technology Museum, or the surrounding area snack food, can satisfy the customers' mouth needs.