Beijing has always been short of food, and its cultural diversity has influenced the diversity of its food.

The food is constantly innovating, retaining the historical taste while constantly adding modernity and charm, which makes people like it.

Next, the editor will recommend some gourmet restaurants in Beijing for you!

See if there's anything you like.

You can go to Beijing next time.

1. What you don’t know is that this dessert shop is really called “The Place You Don’t Know”.

The store is located in Yehuang Hutong next to Nanluogu Lane.

There are no obvious signs on the roadside.

An ordinary courtyard house, Dahongmen, is just like the nine and three-quarter terrace in reality.

Those who don’t know will miss it.

In addition to being hidden, this dessert shop also has an interesting feature: there is no menu and the desserts offered are different every day.

It is recommended to call in advance to make an appointment to confirm.

The lady boss is gentle and considerate, but very casual.

In this way, she hopes that customers will be surprised every time they come to the store.

Address: Green Gate, No. 7, Suoyi Hutong, Nanluogu Lane, Dongcheng District Per capita: 67 yuan 2. Luxurious Deli This family kitchen-style restaurant provides Western-style simple meals.

The food is fresh and delicious, and the environment is comfortable.

However, it is located in the residential area of ??Jingyuan Building.

It is very hidden and only known to those nearby.

Although the store is small, it has a lot of dry goods.

The menu offers a variety of food, including soups and rice dishes, sandwiches, salads, cakes and coffee, as well as beer and drinks.

The kitchen is completely open, and you can have a clear view of the food preparation process, which is very reassuring.

Address: Jingyuan Building, No. 1, Jingyuan Street, Chaoyang Park West Road, Chaoyang District Per capita: 69 yuan 3.82 Parking Lot (Bapo Parking Lot) No. 82 The address is quite remote.

It is in a narrow and old alley that cars cannot enter, and there are no other shops nearby.

Only this one, the business is so popular that the men and women lining up are willing to squeeze into the narrow courtyards and alleys.

Amazing.

The ingredients of Chuanchuan are clean and fresh, and the price is 60 cents per skewer. The beef skewers, tripe, and wing tips are all delicious, and regular customers will grab a lot of them when they come. The special oil dish is secretly made, and the more you eat, the more delicious it becomes.

Dried vegetable toppings are the favorite way for people who like spicy food.

The food is fished out of the red soup and wrapped in a thick layer of crushed chili peppers. It is spicy and refreshing and you can't stop eating it.

In the hot summer, it seems that the lively style of eating skewers on the streets of Chengdu has reappeared.

Address: No. 82, Liulitun South Street, Chaoyang District Per capita: 101 yuan 4. Susuren This Vietnamese restaurant in the alley is one of the most secretive restaurants in Beijing. It really relies on word of mouth.

There is no sign at the gate, so new diners will hesitate even when they walk to the gate. Only gourmets will happily walk into the gate of No. 10 Yard.

The restaurant was transformed from a courtyard house with indoor dining area and open space.

When the weather is nice, it's comfortable to sit outside.

Coupled with the refreshing Vietnamese food, the whole person becomes refreshed.

Address: No. 10, West Lane, Liangqian Hutong, Dongcheng District (north of Longfu Hospital) Per capita: 153 yuan 5. Yunnan tourists come to Yunnan.

This Yunnan cuisine restaurant feels like it's hidden in the city.

This is a very secret little door with no sign, only the number 8, like some mysterious password.

However, once you walk in, the realm in front of you will suddenly become clear: the simple and natural wooden tables and chairs, the glass roof with skylights, and the jujube tree leaning on the stairs make people feel like they have arrived in a peach blossom garden.

There is no restaurant menu, only three-tier set meals of 128, 198, and 288.

You don't know what you're going to eat.

As a patient who has difficulty ordering food, I just want to stand up and cheer.

Just sit at the table and eat in peace!

Address: No. 8, Dafangjia Hutong, Chaoyangmen, Dongcheng District Per capita: 184 yuan 6. Mrs. Mountain Green Niu Coffee Green Niu is located in the farmer’s market of the third neighborhood of Jiuxianqiao, inside a mottled and old green iron gate.

The gate was closed, and there were many motorcycles and tricycles parked scatteredly in front of the gate.

However, once you push the door open and step inside, you'll find a hole inside.

The small restaurant has good sunlight, there are only a dozen tables in the room, and the atmosphere is very relaxed.

All the vegetables and meat here come from the owner's own organic farm. They are exceptionally fresh and very comfortable to eat after a meal.

Address: Inside the green gate of Jiuxianqiao Sanjiefang Farmers Market, Chaoyang District Per capita: 107 yuan 7. Unknown restaurant Yinding Bridge in Houhai, Beijing is always crowded with tourists, but I am afraid few people know about this quiet restaurant.

In the maze-like small alley, I got into the restaurant's quaint building, as if I had traveled through time and space, and suddenly walked from the imperial capital to the south of Caiyun.

Grilled tofu, grilled fish with lemongrass, and beef mixed with mint are all delicious; the rice wine has a light osmanthus flavor, which is refreshing and delicious.

Sunbathe, eat delicious food, and immerse your soul in the tranquility of an ancient town.

Address: No. 1, Hutong, Nanda, Yindingqiao, Houhai, Xicheng District Per capita: 96 yuan 8. Hutong Chuan Chuan This small shop is hidden deep in the alley.