Donghuamen Night Snack Street

Located at the northern entrance to Wangfujing Street, Donghuamen Night Snack Street is also a must see spot for its plentiful snacks in Beijing. It has one long row of stalls. When it is dark, the rhythmical huckstering is a big temptation to your stomach.

Fangzhuang Food Street

With a nearly 100-year history, Donglaishun is a long-standing Muslim's restaurant famous for its Shuan Yang Rou (instant-boiled mutton). The special flavor of the restaurants on this street is spicy. It is a good choice to enjoy the Chinese food. In addition to the restaurants offering Chinese food, there are also restaurants offering the Japanese, Germen and Italian food. It is located in Fangzhuang Community, southwest of Second Ring Road.

Gui Street (Ghost Street)

Guijie or Ghost Street is a 1442-meter long gourmet street, located within Dongzhimennei Dongcheng District, running from the east of Dongzhimen Bridge. The street is lined with over 100 restaurants and most of them offer 24-hour service. The business here is particularly booming at night, when the street sparkles with red lanterns lightening. Locals, expats, tourists and businessmen flock here each night. The restaurants here serve a great diversity of dishes, including Sichuan, Canton, handong dishes, as well as snacks, barbecue, and ethnic minority dishes.

Longfusi Snack Street

Longfusi is known for authentic Beijing food. You can enjoy the traditional soybean milk, Jiaoquan, Luzhu and so on. As the evening falls, the street becomes very busy. And the air is pervaded by the delicious aroma. It is located north of Prime Hotel on the north tip of Wangfujing Street.

Niujie Snack Street

As Niujie is where the Hui People, the Moslem believers live, you can find the authentic snack with the authentic exotic flavor. The famous Turpan Restaurant is located here, offering visitor the genuine uygur food.

Source: tour-beijing.com