What are the more traditional and affordable snack streets in Beijing?

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If you can eat halal, I suggest you go to niujie ~ ~ where there are many halal shops, where you can eat meat tonic, saute spicy chicken, aiwowo and snowballing. ...

Dashilan is a famous shop, such as small intestine, full moon Zara and barbecued pork buns. ...

In fact, Beijing local food has no special features. I came to Beijing for the symbol of metropolis. You should eat some foreign dishes that are not available in your hometown. West Gate of Chaoyang Park, Hao Yun Street, Sanlitun, Jingguang Bridge, Wangjing ... French, Thai, Vietnamese, Italian, Russian, Korean, Japanese ... all kinds of flavors. ...

If you take a bus, get on one. Ask the conductor what kind of bus to take and how much it costs, and I'll tell you.

Tell a joke by the way: the hottest snack in Beijing now is "Chengdu snack" ...!