HuGuoSi Street in Beijing is a hidden gem for lovers of Chinese food and old-town charm. Located in Xicheng District, it stretches from Ping’anli to Xidan North Street. The street is famous for Beijin…
Read moreIntroduction Beijing’s Guijie Street, also known as Ghost Street, is a paradise for Chinese food lovers. This lively food street is famous for authentic Chinese cuisine, local delicacies, and a mix of…
Read moreBeijing Niujie is more than a street—it is a living museum of history and halal food. Known as the Muslim Quarter of Beijing, Niujie blends culture, religion, and authentic local snacks. Travelers loo…
Read moreWhen people think of Chinese food, they picture hotpot or Beijing roast duck. But not all famous Chinese dishes are bold. Some Chinese snacks are gentle, simple, and unforgettable. Beijing steamed egg…
Read moreBeijing’s Sweet Chinese Plum Juice is a refreshing Asian snack that locals love in the summer. This traditional Chinese beverage, made from smoked plums, hawthorn, licorice, osmanthus, and rock sugar,…
Read moreHey food explorers! Visiting Beijing? Besides the famous Peking Duck, don’t miss another must-try traditional Chinese dish: Sugar Rolled Fruit. This classic Beijing snack is a hidden treasure and a tr…
Read moreThe shiny brown-red crust glistens, and when broken, the dark brown sugar filling flows like lava — this is no ordinary pastry, but a sweet surprise on Beijing breakfast tables! The crisp layers and s…
Read moreGolden dough twists happily in hot oil, then takes a warm dip in honey syrup — these are not ears, but one of Beijing’s most beloved sweet treats! With a crunchy sugar shell, soft doughy center, and t…
Read moreOn a chilly Beijing street, a wave of caramelized nutty aroma drifts through the air. Follow it, and you’ll find a giant iron wok where shiny black pebbles and reddish-brown chestnuts tumble under the…
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