The most authentic snack streets in Beijing include Guijie Street, Wangfujing Snack Street, Qianmen Street, Yandaixie Street, Nanluoguxiang, etc.

1. Guijie Guijie is one of the earliest specialty food streets in Beijing. It is located on Dongzhimen Inner Street, Dongcheng District.

There are a variety of gourmet snack bars here, and you can find delicacies from almost 8 major cuisines.

The total length of Guijie Street is just over one kilometer, but there are hundreds of shops here, offering all kinds of delicacies from all over Beijing.

Whether it’s sheep scorpions, spicy crayfish, braised and roasted fish, or the unique Wanzhou grilled fish, or gluttonous frogs, Guijie can satisfy the needs of foodies.

2. Wangfujing Snack Street Wangfujing Snack Street is one of the most authentic snack streets in Beijing, gathering more than 500 kinds of local famous snacks from all over the country.

This street is located on the south side of Friends World Shopping Mall on Wangfujing Street, and has nearly a thousand kinds of specialty food.

In Wangfujing Snack Street, you can hear shouts one after another. The food here will definitely whet your appetite.

Moreover, transportation is convenient near Wangfujing Snack Street, and you can take multiple buses to get there.

3. Qianmen Street This commercial street brings together a variety of specialty snacks, among which Quanjude Roast Duck, Duyichu Shaomai, Yueshengzhai Sauce Pork, etc. are all delicacies not to be missed.

Qianmen Street is very close to Tiananmen Square. You can stop by and have a look. There are many time-honored restaurants and shops in Beijing.

Qianmen Street is home to many time-honored restaurants in the capital, representing the food culture of the capital and a must-visit place for outsiders visiting Beijing.

4. Yandai Xiejie Yandai Xiejie is located in front of the Drum Tower on Di'anmenwai Street, with a total length of 232 meters. It brings together various handicraft shops and various old Beijing snacks.

This street was built in the 1920s and 1930s. It was initially developed by selling various cigarette paraphernalia, and then added commercial categories such as snacks, stationery, and decorative paintings.

5. Nanluogu Lane Nanluogu Lane is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Beijing. It is an alley and traditional residential area.

This is also the most completely protected courtyard area in Beijing.

There are many delicacies near Nanluogu Lane, such as churros, fire squid king, eight-mouth thick toast, etc.

In recent years, many TV series have been filmed here.

Nanluoguxiang is not only a modern place, but also a place that combines traditional food, so it has become a must-visit place for foodies.