Chunhua building 1:

Chunhua Building, one of the eight major buildings in Beijing in the late Qing Dynasty, is located in No.9 Courtyard of maliandao, Xicheng District, Beijing. Opened in the early Republic of China, it is the only restaurant in eight buildings that deals in Jiangsu and Zhejiang cuisine. According to legend, famous dishes include fried chicken and sweet and sour mandarin fish.

2. Xinfeng Building:

The original site of Xinfeng building is at Xiangchang intersection east of Hufang Bridge. It is a famous Beijing restaurant in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. It was opened in Daoguang period, and it can be compared with the most luxurious "Dongxing Building" at that time.

3. Qingyun Building:

Qingyunlou is the earliest high-grade Shandong cuisine restaurant in Beijing. Built in Qingdaoguang 1820, it is located in Xiejie, Dai Yan, just one step away from "Silver Ingot View Mountain", one of the eight scenic spots in Yanjing. This used to be a place where poetry and wine lingered.

4. Zhengyang Building:

Zhengyanglou Restaurant was built in the light years of Qing Dynasty with a history of 150 years. It is one of the famous "Eight Buildings" in Beijing. Zhengyanglou Restaurant mainly deals in Shandong cuisine in history. In the early years of the Republic of China, unique "crab" dishes and "roasted meat" were added, which became famous in Beijing for a time.

5. Red Star Building:

The time-honored Red Star Building, which is famous for jiaozi, was opened in Caishikou in its early years. Its dishes belong to Shandong cuisine, and its famous dishes include chicken shark's fin, stewed abalone, onion sea cucumber, steamed duck with wine, pickled fish and so on.

6. Zhimei Building:

Zhimei Building is located in Dashilan, Qianmen, Beijing. Opened in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, it was originally Gusu Hotel, later changed to Shandong cuisine, and located in the food street outside Qianmen.

7. Taifeng Building:

Taifenglou is a Chinese restaurant, located in Building 2, Qianmen West Street, Xicheng District, Beijing. Founded by Sun Shi, a native of Haiyang, Shandong Province, the original site is atNo. 1 Meishi Street outside Qianmen, which is one of the famous "Eight Buildings" in Kyoto.

8. Dongxing Building:

Dongxinglou, a restaurant located on the north side of Dong 'anmen Street, was founded in the 28th year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty. This is a big quadrangle with a front porch and a back porch. Dongxinglou is praised by peers as the first of the "eight largest" Shandong cuisine restaurants. Speaking of these things, as we all know.