Beijing Food Court Guide

If you are a foodie, you don’t want to miss these places while in Beijing. They not only include some local street snacks but also some fancy restaurants.

Shops at Yandaixie Street are mainly handicraft shops, but barbecue and local snacks have created a new reputation for this place. After eating, you are suggested to go to Houhai to have a drink to enjoy the so called life in paradise.

Gui Street is the most famous food street in Beijing. When night falls, Gui Street becomes the sleepless city. Just like children need Disney Land, adults here in Beijing also need a playground especially after watching football game at night. Spicy Grayfish has earned its own reputation at Gui Street which you just have to give it a try.

Qianmen Street is situated in the downtown Beijing. Many famous local restaurants like Quanjude, Ruifuxiang, Zhangyiyuan, etc choose to open here for a reason. This place represents the most authentic old Beijing and witnesses the change of the time.

The catering industry in this area is booming, benefiting from the real estate development and economy rises. When night falls, you will see long queues in front of not only some cheap food stalls, but also some high-end restaurants. A variety of Chinese food can be tried here.

Xiaoyun Road -- Exotic Food

There are a lot of offices and high-end apartments on Xiaoyun Road. People residing here are mostly business people or fashionable youth. Restaurants here, in order to cater for the special condition, are mainly of foreign tastes, such as Thai food, French cuisine and Spanish flavor.

Fucheng Road -- Upscale food Court

Most restaurants on Fucheng road are quite exclusive, which you can even tell from their decoration. If you want to experience the high-end food and services, Fucheng Road is your 2nd to none option. You can find Hangzhou food, Huaiyang Food, Hunan Food and Sichuan food on the treet.

Guangan Gate – Street for Spicy

Strangely, most restaurants gathered on this street are featured with spicy food. You will find many Sichuan food and snacks here. When it’s meal time, swarms of people will flood to this place. Discovering some small shops is also an interesting thing to do.

Pingan Avenue – Dine with History

The interest of eating at Pingan Avenue lies not only in the delicious food, but also the ancient history and architecture. Many restaurants and shops are remodeled on old royal palaces mansions and manors in Qing Dynasty.

Laitai Food Court -- New Rising Star

There are nearly 30 restaurants in the Laitai Food Court. You can find Sichuan, Cantonese, Hunan, Hangzhou, Xinjiang, Japanese, Korean, and even Lebanese delicacies here. With decent decoration and fair cost, it’s become more and more popular among young people. If you are interested in the 8 Regional Cuisines, check the restaurants details.