Beijing’s food culture is rich in connotations. Thousands of years of cultural heritage have been passed down here. Street food is the symbol of Beijing’s food.

Speaking of Beijing’s special delicacies, do you know where to eat?

Which food street is better in Beijing?

Now I will introduce to you the top ten food streets that foodies in Beijing love to visit. Come and find out more.

The top ten food streets that Beijing foodies like to visit 1. Guijie Guijie is a famous food street in Beijing. It is known as the "No. 1 catering street in Beijing" and is also the most popular food street in Beijing. Spicy crayfish, spicy meat crab and other spicy foods

Wei cuisine is the main cuisine of Guijie. This street, which is only 1.5 kilometers long, has nearly 200 restaurants of different styles and tastes. Here you can taste the authentic eight major cuisines in the country.

Guijie has become the benchmark for the most popular cuisine in Beijing. There are many famous snacks in Beijing, such as braised fire roast, fried tripe, sheep scorpion, etc., which can be tasted here. There are also food chains featuring spicy crayfish, Greedy Frog and

Chongqing grilled fish has become the protagonist of Guijie cuisine.

Guijie Street has also been announced by the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Commerce as one of the first batch of Beijing's "late night canteen" special dining streets. It is a famous night market snack street in Beijing. Almost all restaurants are open until the early morning, and it is also a good place for late-night snacks in Beijing.

Address: 2. Wangfujing Snack Street, Dongzhimen Inner Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing. Wangfujing Snack Food Street combines the traditional architectural features of the capital and market culture. It is a gathering place for famous and high-quality snacks in Beijing and all over the country. It brings together more than 500 snacks from all over the country.

Grow famous local snacks.

Especially Beijing specialty snacks, such as mutton skewers, fried tripe, grilled squid, grilled lobster, grilled pig's trotters, fried scorpions, fried yogurt, lotus seed soup, Beijing old yogurt in porcelain jars, ai wowo, soy milk, burnt rings and other specialties.

It is a famous snack street in Beijing.

There are also time-honored gourmet restaurants such as "Baodu Feng", "Yang Touma" and "Yue Sheng Zhai".

In addition to the snack street, Wangfujing Food Street also includes Oriental Plaza "Shitongtian" Food Street and Honghao Food Street. Among them, Oriental Plaza Food Street brings together restaurants and snack bars with exotic flavors such as Japan, Singapore, the United States, and Italy.

Honghao Food Street has a large collection of Internet celebrity snacks.

Address: 3. Qianmen Street Food Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing Qianmen Street is located on the central axis of Beijing. It is not only a famous commercial street in Beijing, but also a famous food street in Beijing. It represents the food culture and food history of Beijing and is the most popular snack in Beijing.

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Qianmen Street Food Street is also known as Beijing’s “time-honored food street”. It gathers many time-honored stores and has the most authentic old Beijing flavor. The century-old stores here include Quanjude Roast Duck Restaurant, Duyiji Shaomai, and Kaifeng First Floor Guan

Tangbaozi, Laozhengxing Restaurant, Yitiaolong Restaurant, etc. are all time-honored brands with more than a hundred years of history, and the taste is also quite authentic.

There are also famous time-honored brands in Beijing such as BBQ Season, Bianyifang, Wangji Potstickers, Tianxingju, and Laoshe Tea House.

Address: 4, Beijing Suzhou Street, Beijing Central Axis, Dongcheng District, Beijing Beijing Suzhou Street is a food street with unlimited potential in the Zhongguancun area. [bai] It brings together restaurants of various flavors, with Cantonese and Hunan cuisine being the most famous.

Each cafe is more sentimental than the last, and even the small shops on the street follow the petty bourgeoisie literary and artistic route. Most of the restaurants here are restaurants with some cultural heritage. It is also the food street with the most petty bourgeoisie sentiment in Beijing.

Suzhou Street is often crowded. There are casual and special snacks as well as exquisite boutique restaurants. Recommended specialty restaurants are Lejia Yiyuan, Baijia Dazhaimen, BBQ Wan, Pingting Teppanyaki, etc.

Especially the Yuefu Garden, when you walk into the courtyard, you will find a unique wonderland, with pavilions, pavilions, small bridges and flowing water. It operates high-end palace banquets, which is quite tasteful; the palace cuisine in the Bai Family Courtyard has a prominent selling point of palace culture; the Gan cuisine in Meilu Village

It is also authentic and attracts many diners to go there.

Address: 5. Nanluoguxiang Snack Street, Haidian District, Beijing. Nanluoguxiang is an alley located in the Jiaodaokou area on the east side of the central axis of Beijing. It starts from Gulou East Street in the north and Ping'an Street in the south. It is not only the oldest historical district in Beijing.

One of the famous snack streets in Beijing.

There are many literary and artistic specialty shops here, as well as a wide variety of snacks, especially authentic old Beijing snacks, such as coffee buns, cheese, double-skinned milk, large milk rolls, etc. The variety of delicacies is amazing.

There are so many places to see, and each shop has its own characteristics. There is an endless stream of diners coming here to look for food, especially young artsy people, who often regard this place as a must-visit food place when visiting Beijing.

Recommended specialty gourmet restaurants in Nanluogu Alley include Nanluo Dui Noodles, Niji Inn, Yu Restaurant, Fiery Squid King, Jianghu Restaurant in the Hutong, Afternoon Tea at the Jewelry Museum, Chinese Opera Canteen, and Old Beijing Copper Pot Brushed Pork

etc.

Address: Fucheng Road Food Street, Hutong 6, Nanluogu Lane, Dongcheng District, Beijing. Fucheng Road Food Street starts from the Aerospace Bridge on the West Third Ring Road in the east and ends at the Dinghui Bridge on the West Fourth Ring Road in the west. It is about 3 kilometers long and is full of Hangzhou people.

There are dozens of well-known restaurants with local flavors such as Huaiyang cuisine, Hunan cuisine, Hubei cuisine, Sichuan cuisine, etc. It also brings together Western-style fast food, teahouses and other casual restaurants.

high-end food court.