Beijing’s food culture is very rich.

During the Republic of China, it was said that Beijing did not like to eat beef because at that time, Beijing, as the capital of the ancient imperial palace, had stricter systems than other regions.

As the capital, Beijing has a very developed food culture.

Below, the editor will recommend a list of the five most authentic snack streets and night markets in Beijing, and so on.

1. Guijie Guijie is a famous food street in Beijing. It is known as "Beijing's No. 1 Food Street" and is also the most popular food street in Beijing.

Spicy dishes such as spicy crayfish and spicy meat crab are the main dishes of Guijie.

This street, which is only 1.5 kilometers long, is home to nearly 200 restaurants of different styles and tastes.

Here, you can taste the authentic delicacies of the eight major ethnic groups.

Guijie has become a benchmark for Beijing’s most popular cuisine.

There are many famous snacks in Beijing, such as braised pork belly, tripe, and lamb scorpion, all of which can be tasted here.

There is also a food chain featuring spicy crayfish, greedy frogs, and Chongqing grilled fish, which have become the protagonists of Guijie cuisine.

Guijie Street has also been announced by the Beijing Municipal Commerce Bureau as one of the first batch of Beijing "Midnight Food Store" special dining blocks.

It is a famous snack street in Beijing night market.

Almost all restaurants are open until early morning, making it 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 Beijing’s traditional architectural features and urban culture. It is a gathering place for famous snacks in Beijing and other places, and brings together more than 500 local famous snacks from all over the country.

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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 porcelain vat old yogurt, aiwowo, soy milk, inby, etc., are all famous in Beijing

snack block.

There are also time-honored gourmet restaurants such as "Baodufeng", "Sheephead Horse" and "Yueshengzhai".

In addition to the snack street, Wangfujing Food Street also has Oriental Plaza Food Street "Shitongtian" and Honghao Food Street.

Among them, the Oriental Plaza Food Street brings together exotic restaurants and snack bars from Japan, New Zealand, the United States, Italy and other countries, and the Honghao Food Street brings together many internet celebrity snacks.

Address: Dongcheng District, Beijing 3. Qianmen Street Food Street is located on Qianmen Street 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 Beijing's food culture and food history and is one of the most popular snack streets in Beijing.

Qianmen Street Food Street is also known as Beijing’s “time-honored food street”. There are many time-honored shops here with the most authentic old Beijing flavor.

The century-old restaurants here include Quanjude Roast Duck Restaurant, Duyidi Steamed Dumplings, Kaifeng First Floor Soup Dumplings, Laozhengxing Restaurant, One-stop Restaurant, etc.

They are all over 100 years old and taste quite authentic.

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

Address: 4. Suzhou Street, Beijing Central Axis, Dongcheng District, Beijing Suzhou Street is a food street with unlimited potential in the Zhongguancun area. Restaurants of various flavors gather here, with Cantonese and Hunan cuisine being the most famous.

There is also a coffee shop with a unique atmosphere, and even the small shops along the street follow the petty bourgeoisie literary and artistic route.

Most of the restaurants here are restaurants with some cultural connotations, and it is also the most bourgeois food street in Beijing.

Suzhou Street is often crowded with casual snacks and exquisite boutique restaurants.

Recommended specialty restaurants include Lejiayuan, Baijia Dazhaimen, BBQ Bay, Pingting Teppanyaki, etc.

In particular, Yuefu Garden, with its unique caves, pavilions, pavilions, bridges and flowing water, hosts high-end palace banquets, which is even more tasteful; the palace delicacies in the White House courtyard are a prominent selling point of palace culture; the dried vegetables of Plum Village are also very authentic and attract visitors.

attracted many diners.

Address: 5. Nanluoguxiang Snack Street, Haidian District, Beijing Nanluoguxiang is an alley located at the intersection area on the east side of Beijing's central axis, starting from Gulou East Street in the north and Ping'an Street in the south.

It is not only one of the oldest historical districts in Beijing, but also a famous snack street in Beijing.

There are many literary and art specialty stores here, and there are also many types of snacks, especially the authentic snacks of old Beijing, such as coffee bags, cheese, double-skinned milk, large milk rolls, etc.

The variety of delicious food is dazzling, and each store has its own characteristics.

There is an endless stream of diners coming here looking for delicious food, especially young and artistic people. They often regard this place as a must-visit food place when visiting Beijing.

Recommended specialty gourmet restaurants in Nanluogu Alley include Nanluogu Team Noodles, Ni Ji Inn, Mian Guan, Fire Squid King, Hutong Jianghu Restaurant, Jewelry Museum Afternoon Tea, Chinese Opera Sashimi, Old Beijing Copper Pot Brushed Pork, etc.