Where is the busiest night market in Beijing?

The ancients worked at sunrise and stopped at sunset, but for most of us today, night is the real beginning of the day. After all, we work most of the day, and the evening time belongs to us. Visiting the night market is also one of the ways for us contemporary people to relieve stress and find ourselves. Most night markets in Beijing are very lively. Here I recommend six night markets according to everyone's preferences.

Go to the directory first:

First, the direction of food? I heard that most things in the lively night market are delicious.

It's evening now, and people who have worked hard all day have come home (maybe still on the road) and can finally relax. The pressure of work suddenly disappeared, but a sense of nothingness suddenly came to mind. At this time, I wish I could go to a lively night market to eat something delicious. Food can fill the stomach, and the heat of food and the popularity of night markets can satisfy our hearts. Eat and drink enough, both body and mind are satisfied. There are two night markets here to satisfy our taste buds. Because there are many shops, the prices may vary greatly. If you want to know the per capita consumer price, I suggest you refer to a Germany or a group)

1. Guijie

Introduction: Guijie is a good choice if you want to watch fireworks and enjoy food. Guijie, also known as Ghost Street, has a long history. Besides traditional cuisine, there are many new cuisines. The south side of the west section of Guijie Street belongs to the New Taicang Historical and Cultural Protection Zone, and the north side belongs to the Yonghe Palace Historical and Cultural Protection Zone. After dinner, you can also stroll on the roadside to help digestion.

Address: Dongzhimennei Street (Guijie Street), Dongcheng District, Beijing

Business hours: all day

Famous restaurants: 1. Yao Ji Fried Liver Shop (a shop selling fried liver overseas) 2. Ha ha Jing duck neck (the pot-stewed taste of this restaurant is very enjoyable) 3. Huda restaurant (the crayfish cooked here is tender and juicy, and the shrimp is tender and spicy) 4. Pig's Foot Lane in Yu Jia Courtyard (traditional hutong private cuisine), etc. There is really a lot of food in Guijie.

Note: the price is on the high side, and the cost performance is not very high, but there are many shops for online celebrities, which are suitable for punching in.

2. Fangzhuang Food Street

Introduction: Fangzhuang Food Street is an early emerging food street in Beijing. Basically, they are well-known restaurants with stores in busy areas, and there are also branches here. The cuisines are particularly complete and diverse, with both Chinese and western cuisines and many brand stores. The quality and overall atmosphere of the restaurant are better. Complete production facilities and the gathering of delicious food can give you a place to enjoy supper on the night when your eyes are not clear.

Address: Fangzhuang, Fengtai District, Beijing

Business hours: all day

Famous restaurants: Jindingxuan, Shancheng Spicy Girl Hot Pot and so on.

Note: Everyone has different tastes, but friends who have been to Fangzhuang Food Street say that the environment there is very good.

Second, the direction of Taobao's "treasure"? Do you accept old things? Of course, it may be a few years younger than you)

In Beijing, if you want to feel its existence day and night upside down, it is also a good choice to go to the night market in front to enjoy the fireworks brought by local food and search for "treasures" in various ghost markets. There are no ghosts in Shi Gui, but people's hearts are ghosts. (Is it lively? A: The deeper the night, the more lively it is. ) There are a lot of good and evil people here. There are old objects that look fake, and there are imitations that look real. The dim light makes it impossible for us to see the real face of the goods, but what does it matter? It doesn't matter whether you buy something or not. Visiting the night market is the most important thing. It's not bad to put down the "special porcelain plate for microwave ovens in Kangxi years" and find two old books or a small bracelet.

1. Daliushu Shi Gui

Introduction: Antiques, electronic products, old objects, Japanese toys, Four Treasures of the Study, agate and jade, except some things prohibited by the state, you can say that there is nothing you can't think of. In addition to the products that are hard to distinguish between true and false, there are various snacks in Shi Gui, such as kebabs, pancakes, cakes, fried stinky tofu, baked gluten and so on. Things can be fake, but food must be real.

Address:

300 meters east of the intersection of Huagong Road and Jinchan South Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing (you can directly enter the name to navigate) (Tuesday)

Business hours: every Tuesday night to Wednesday morning.

Note: Most things are fake. If you really like them, you must bargain and stand firm when bargaining. As long as you don't buy fake goods.

2. Panjiayuan flea market:

Introduction: Daliushu Ghost Market is a famous ghost market, but its disadvantage is that it only opens one day a week. If you are not in a hurry to go to Shi Gui, you can go to Panjiayuan flea market. Similarly, there are few objects on the street stalls, most of which are antiques. Unless it is modern, nostalgic people can still have a good look. Panjiayuan flea market is the most famous antique flea market in Beijing, dealing in all kinds of antique furniture, Four Treasures of the Study and ancient calligraphy and painting, which can be roughly divided into secondhand goods, new goods, fine goods and bulk commodities.

Address: Panjiayuan flea market, Panjiayuan Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing

Business hours:

Note: Everything can be sold in this market. It's not bad to go to see a lively event. Personally, it's quite relaxing to visit this mysterious night market.

Third, the comprehensive direction? I want to eat, drink and be merry.

1. Chaoyang Joy City

Introduction: There are endless shops, endless popular food and endless killing time among online celebrities. Fashion clothes, food, art exhibitions, cats and cafes, skating rinks, cinemas … all the things that young people like are here. Chaoyang Joy City has shaped the lifestyle of people in the East District of Beijing: weird consumerism and self-cultivated cultural pastime. People shop here, punch cards in online celebrity shops, enjoy exhibitions, enjoy tea and read books here.

Address: the northeast corner of the intersection of Qingnian Road, Chaoyang North Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing

Business hours: all day

Note: Eat, drink and be merry. The only drawback is probably that it is expensive. Whoever washes, cuts and blows has to start at four or five hundred.

2. Zhongguancun Night Market

Introduction: Although the place is not particularly large, just look at the black car "white" lying on the street and you will know how much passenger flow there is. The formation of this night market depends on the joint efforts of several parties. The first is a grassroots singer. The "Zhongguancun Boy", who was very popular on the Internet some time ago, became popular here. After Zhongguancun Boy, there are many unknown future stars. Although the level is uneven, it also adds A Le II for people who go shopping at night. Besides listening to singing, the goods in the stalls here are really good. The goods are mainly women's clothes and accessories, which are very cheap and can be bargained.

Address: Xinzhongguan Shopping Plaza, Europe and America, the area where Carrefour gathers.

Business hours: all day

Note: It is a night market with comprehensive goods and large passenger flow. If it weren't for the epidemic, it might be more lively.

Tips:

Pay attention to safety and wear a mask. Although you can go to some night markets to feel the fireworks from the world now, the epidemic has not completely passed, and masks are still needed.

Pay attention to property safety. The night market is noisy and crowded. Be sure to take good care of valuables such as mobile phones and wallets to guard against theft. When leading the elderly or children around the night market, always pay attention to their whereabouts and don't let them leave their sight to avoid getting lost.

Shop around and bargain appropriately. This suggestion is mainly aimed at the ghost market. Don't be cheated because you are thin-skinned. For goods with a very serious premium, if you bargain, the store still has a certain profit. (The store said, "I sold it to you at a loss", and 99% of them are for business. No one really wants to sell things at a loss if it's not a clean house. After all, they still have to live. )