What are the specialties of Beijing?

The editor’s first reaction was Beijing roast duck, but today the editor will recommend to you which restaurants in Xicheng District and Dongcheng District of Beijing are more luxurious.

Here are Beijing gourmet restaurants for you to check out.

From south to north, Youyishun Restaurant in Xicheng District is an old halal restaurant with its original location in the southwest of Xidan.

When Xidan was demolished and moved to Huangsi Street, this restaurant worked hard to maintain its original style, both for breakfast and dinner.

The best thing is the decoction.

Address: No. 28, Dewai Huangsi Street, Xicheng District. Per capita consumption: 80 yuan. Huatian Snacks specializes in various old Beijing snacks and is a chain enterprise.

Some stores don't allow outside food in.

The snacks inside are relatively concentrated and the prices are moderate. It is suitable for outsiders who have just come to Beijing to try it.

Address: There are many shops. Per capita consumption: 30 yuan Huqi Snacks This is a halal snack shop and the taste is quite good.

The store is often crowded and is also a breakfast spot for many Beijingers.

It can be seen that it is authentic.

Don’t forget that this is a halal restaurant, and diners must pay attention to ethnic taboos.

Address: No. 93, Huguosi Street, Xicheng District. Per capita consumption: 20 yuan. Baikui Laohao Restaurant in Dongcheng District is a time-honored restaurant with many old Beijing snacks, such as pea yellow, sweet ears, and tripe.

There are many choices, but the taste is not worth mentioning.

The store environment is old and the reviews are average.

Address: No. 195, Andingmennei Street, Dongcheng District. Per capita consumption: 30. The main feature of Laoqikou Bean Juice Shop is soybean juice, so you have to know your stuff.

The inby is very crispy and the bean juice tastes great.

Although it is a time-honored restaurant, the environment is still quite clean.

Address: Guancun Road, Dongcheng District, Beijing Per capita consumption: 15 yuan Jinfang Snacks is probably most famous for the Lantern Festival, but it also sells Beijing snacks.

The sweetness of the pea yellow is moderate, and the butter fried cake has some oil, but it is still quite fragrant.

Donkey rolling and Aiwowo are best bought and eaten now, but they no longer have the same taste overnight.

Address: No. 87, Yukou Street, County, Dongcheng District, Beijing.