Dirty Street actually refers to the small alley running north-south to the east of Sanlitun Police Station. Both sides of the street are filled with various snack stalls, gourmet shops and small bars, Chinese-style, Western, Korean, everything.

Sanlitun is a place where delicious food gathers, and every inch of land is precious. When making catering, it must taste good, and it must have something that others don’t have, and its characteristics must be extremely distinctive. So Dirty Street not only has characteristics and quality, but more importantly, it is cheap.

Because it is cheap, the dirty streets are also home to the largest number of young people who have just entered society or are still in school. They do not have so much money to spend on the expensive boys and girls around, Lan Kwai Fong, or MIX and Vics are not far away, but I am more willing than anyone else to come to Sanlitun to join in the fashion excitement.

To be honest, the prices in Dirty Street are not cheap, but they are not expensive in Sanlitun. Even though they are not expensive, they are also fashionable. There are endless novelty things, such as hot bees and fancy clothes. Xiaoxianrou, people of all skin colors, and colorful and dazzling drinks are really a sight to behold, not to mention there are pizza from The Tree, sausage noodles from Pomegranate Inn, tiger noodles from Little Tiger, and many other delicacies.

Extended information:

"Dirty Street" is a nickname given by people. This street in Sanlitun, a nightlife resort in Beijing, has no name on the map. It has been called "Back Street" for a long time because the Sanlitun North Street across from it is "Front Street", which was the first bar to become famous. street.

The "Back Street" connects the southern and northern areas of Taikoo Li Mall. On one side of it are the No. 42 residential building and the shops rented out by the former Jingkelong Supermarket, and on the other side are Tongli and the ground floor shops of the 3.3 Building. A small street just 200 meters away gathers cheap drinks and meals, elements of various youth subcultures, and imported fashionable things.

"Dirty street" refers to its dirty and messy environment, but it also means that it is "down to earth". Young people who spend their youth here call it "the soul of Sanlitun".