Guijie Street, known as Beijing Hotel Street, became popular every night after 10, 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.
Niujie is a section of street from Guang 'anmennei Street in the north to Nanheng Street in the south of niujie, Xicheng District. 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.
Jiumen snack is 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.