Ever wondered what a Chinese takeaway would taste like in China? Well now is your chance to tantalise your taste buds with the China Travel Depot. Ranging from your standard egg-fried rice to chicken’s feet; Beijing really does have it all. The wheeler dealers amongst you looking for the best deal will be able to haggle your way to an amazing price on the street food markets.
The Beijing street snacks are the ultimate in convenience food, cheap, tasty and available in a matter of minutes. Jiaozi’s are definitely something to look out for. These little dumplings, skilfully packaged in a thin skin of dough are a must for all you out there wanting to feel and taste the heart of Chinese table culture. Furthermore the Jiaozi forms the staple of the family meal in Chinese culture, promising wealth for the coming months. These tasty treats should be on the top of your to eat list.

What there’s more?
The choice of food doesn’t stop there. For those of you who want to sit down and enjoy a nice relaxing meal, Beijing can accommodate. For a traditional Chinese restaurant cuisine, the Quanjude is a vital food stopping point.
Here you will be able to try the exquisite speciality of Beijing; Peking duck. The restaurant seats a cool 2000 people and has been operating since 1852, making it a true golden oldie. The hustle and bustle coupled with the chef carving at your table makes it a must for anyone visiting Beijing. The range of food served in Beijing goes onto the Vineyard Cafe where all you home sick individuals will be of able to order a traditional western dish. Pizza, burgers, fries; the Vineyard cafe has it all, and at a very competitive price

Super-markets.
For those lazy days when you want to reminisce home with the scent of a supermarket, Beijing will not let you down. The standard supermarket in Beijing really does have everything you need, magnificent meats, perfect pastries, you name it they’ve got it.
For all you ‘sweet-hearts’, look out for the super sour skittles, they are sure to put your mouth in a twist. Even for you forgetful folk who have forgotten your travel adapters, a supermarket should be able to recharge your batteries.

There you have it, a quick and easy guide to the food on show in Beijing. My personal recommendation is to leave not leave this beautiful city without tasting the Peking duck, after having it you will have no qualms as to why it is defined as the speciality dish in Beijing. To try the Peking duck and visit all the fantastic restaurants be sure to travel to Beijing with the China Travel Depot.

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