Xuanwu Gate is located in the south of Xicheng District. In the Ming and Qing Dynasties, it was one of the nine gates in the inner city of Beijing, and later it evolved into a land title, which generally refers to the east-west street of Xuanwu Gate and the vicinity of the inner and outer streets of Xuanwu Gate. Founded in the Ming Dynasty, it was originally called Shuncheng Gate, and was renamed Xuanwu Gate in the fourth year of orthodoxy. It is one of the south gates of the inner city. Now it refers to Xuanwumen East Street and West Street; The inner and outer streets of Xuanwu Gate meet on the west side of Zhengyangmen, opposite to Chongwenmen on the east side, which is the west one of the three south gates in the inner city.

Niujie's halal snacks are famous for their exquisite craftsmanship, complete varieties, good color and flavor. The beef in Hongji snack bar is very famous, and many diners come here. There are many repeat customers waiting in line to buy baked beef and mutton with sesame seeds (located in Nanheng West Street). If you come late, you won't get it. All kinds of rice cakes and loose meat are exquisite and delicious, and the goods are complete. You want to eat two more. The supply of meat pies, fried cakes and sheep scorpions in niujie Muslim snack city is in short supply.

There are several restaurants in Beijing that have signs of full stomach, but this one in Nanheng West Street is the most authentic.

Hongbinlou Restaurant was founded in 1853 (the third year of Qing Xianfeng). 1955 went to Beijing at the invitation of Premier Zhou, and enjoyed a high reputation in Beijing for its unique dishes. It was praised as "the first floor of Muslim catering in Beijing" by gourmets, Muslims and all walks of life.