The list of Beijing food streets is Guijie, niujie, Jiumen Snack, Huguosi Snack Street and Qianmen Street.

1. Guijie: a paradise for night eaters

Guijie is known as a dining street in Beijing, and it doesn't become popular until after 1 o'clock every night, so it was once called "Ghost Street". 9% of the shops here are catering businesses, and there are more than 13 shops in more than one kilometer of streets. Restaurants are row upon row, with red lights hanging high. Many restaurants are open 24 hours a day, and other places are silent at night. The lights are on here.

2. niujie: Huimin Street in Beijing

niujie, niujie is a street from Guang 'anmennei Street in the north to Nanheng Street in the niujie Street in Xicheng District, Beijing. It is famous for its Hui people living in compact communities, and it is also famous for its Niujie worship temple in this street.

There are many halal and old Beijing snacks here, such as noodles tea, bean juice, inby, fried belly, snowballing usury, bowl cakes and so on. If you want to eat beef and mutton, it's right to come here. There are a century-old store specializing in beef and mutton, Jubaoyuan, a spiced roast beef and mutton sandwich with a full belly, a rice cake of Li, and beef granules of Hongji snacks.

3. Jiumen Snacks: the gathering place of time-honored brands

Jiumen Snacks is located in the northern edge of Shichahai, a famous scenic spot in Beijing, on the west side of Soong Ching Ling's former residence. In an old quadrangle of nearly 3, square meters, people can taste the traditional time-honored snacks in Beijing without leaving home.

the 12 most representative time-honored snacks: tripe-fried chicken, pie week, Deshunzhai, rice cake money, xiaochangchen, roasted pork, buttermilk Wei, tea soup plum, Yueshengzhai, sheep head horse, bean curd brain white and Enyuanju. Let you eat enough at a time in the street scenery of quadrangles.

4. Huguosi Snack Street: Eat all the Muslim Beijing snacks

Huguosi Snack Street is located in the northwest of the Second Ring Road in Beijing, on the west side of Shichahai, and is a street famous for its snacks. The style of the small street is antique, and there are all kinds of food shops all over the street. Whether it is foreign tourists or local old Beijing, they will often come for a walk and taste delicious food.

5. Qianmen Street: integrating food and shopping

Qianmen Street is located in the central axis of Beijing, starting from Zhengyangmen Arrow Tower in the north, reaching Tiantan Road in the south and connecting with Tianqiao South Street. Qianmen Street, known as "Tianjie Imperial Road" since ancient times, was the only place for emperors and generals to go out of the city to the Temple of Heaven in Ming and Qing Dynasties, and then it gradually became a commercial area.

Qianmen Street can be described as a famous commercial street integrating food, shopping and characteristic commercial streets. There are many old food shops and time-honored shops here. In recent years, after renovation planning, many international brands have been attracted, so it has become one of the business districts that many people must visit in Beijing.