We recommend the classic route of "Wangfujing Night Market → Guijie Street → Niujie": Wangfujing blends time-honored treats like tanghulu (sugar-coated hawthorn skewers) and baodu (spicy tripe) with creative snacks, offering a fusion of old and new; Guijie Street glows 24/7—don’t miss spicy crayfish and crayfish noodles for a taste of Beijing’s vibrant nightlife; Niujie is a hub for halal delights, featuring crispy tanghuoshao (sugar pastries) and rich lamb spine hotpot. For artsy travelers, the "Yandai Xie Street →合生汇 21 街区 (Hopson One 21st Block)" route offers old Beijing 茶汤 (millet flour soup) in historic hutongs and 网红芝士烤榴莲 (cheesy baked durian) in trendy mall food halls. We provide bilingual guides for in-depth food tours, private car transfers, and reservations at iconic eateries—contact service@intotravelchina.com to customize your culinary adventure and enjoy worry-free eating and exploring!