In Beijing, if you’re looking for a place that combines a lake, hutongs, historic streets, and the chance to eat on the go—Shichahai won’t let you down. But here’s the catch: the area around Shichahai is packed with restaurants and food stalls. Which ones do locals actually frequent? Which ones…
If you want to explore authentic hutongs and enjoy authentic local cuisine in Beijing without the crowds of Nanluoguxiang, Dongsi is the place to go! This is the heart of old Beijing, with well-preserved hutongs and a concentration of eateries—from time-honored institutions to trendy new spots—making it the go-to food…
This guide is intended for foreign tourists visiting Beijing for the first time. It helps you identify representative local dishes, distinguish the flavor characteristics of different dishes, and understand how to choose restaurants, order food, and estimate costs. You can make choices based on your personal tastes, dietary restrictions, and…
Many international visitors to Beijing ask, “What’s the best breakfast in Beijing?” In fact, breakfast in Beijing is not just a meal to fill your stomach—it’s a window into authentic Beijing culture. Combining the characteristics of both Chinese and Western culinary cultures, I’ve curated a selection of Beijing breakfasts that…
On your first trip to Beijing, besides Peking duck and fried noodles with soybean paste, you can savor cuisines from all over the world right here! Beijing’s Chaoyang District is home to numerous foreign embassies, and as such, there are many incredibly authentic foreign restaurants hidden nearby.
Tucked away in the hutongs near the Yonghegong Lama Temple subway station in Beijing’s Dongcheng District is a small restaurant even navigation apps struggle to locate.
This Beixinqiao food guide will take you on a journey to discover the rich array of authentic cuisine in the Beixinqiao area. Beixinqiao isn’t actually a specific bridge, but rather a major subway station and regional hub in Beijing’s Dongcheng District.
Hey, when traveling to Beijing, besides climbing the Great Wall and exploring the Forbidden City, what to eat is absolutely the most important part!
