Title: Exploring Beijing Hutong Snack Streets Beijing is a city with a long history, and its hutongs hide many food treasures.

If you want to taste Beijing Hutong snacks, you might as well head to Guijie, a street that specializes in snacks.

There are many snack bars gathered on the street, offering traditional snacks such as Chuanchuanxiang, candied haws, and fried noodles.

In addition, there are often performances and entertainment projects on the street, so you can enjoy snacks while walking.

Walk out of Guijie Street and come to Nanluoguxiang, which is also one of Beijing's famous food districts.

Mentougou milk is Nanluoguxiang’s signature snack. The milk tastes mellow, sweet but not greasy.

In addition, there are also specialty snacks such as Old Beijing Bean Juice and Fried Soybean Noodles. The gorgeous night view and strong historical atmosphere will enrich your gourmet journey.

Finally, I recommend Dongshishitiao Snack Street, which is a snack paradise hidden in an alley.

Here you can find traditional Beijing snacks, such as pot stickers and egg-filled pancakes, as well as modern popular snacks, such as duck blood vermicelli soup and fried egg yolk buns.

When you come here at night, you can also feel the bustling night market atmosphere.

In the depths of the hutongs, taste snacks and delicacies to make your trip to Beijing more unforgettable.

Beijing Hutong snacks, from Guijie to Nanluoguxiang and then to Dongshishitiao Snack Street, it is a journey of exploring Hutong food.

If you want to know more about food, why not come with your friends to experience the food culture in the city’s alleys.