As an important ingredient of Beijing tour, dinning is another aspect for you to get to know China. 

Famous for its freshness and aliveness, the Beijing cuisine, combining all the characteristics of 

Chinese cuisines like delicate shapes and alluring colors in a perfect way, is every foodie¡¯s fortune

 to try. So just plunge in and start twiddling your chopsticks to experience the Chinese catering culture 

with us. Remember, some of your best memories can well be table-top ones. Now, Beijing greets you with the 

first course: her mouth-watering Peking duck from two house-hold restaurants :Quanjude, which boasts photos

 of George Bush poking a duck with his fingers and Fidel Castro sizing up an imaginary duck with his hands. 

And Bianyifang, with a history dating back to the reign of the Qing emperor Xianfeng, it offers delicious ducks 

with a midrange price.

Or you can refresh your taste buds in Family Li Imperial dishes ,Gongdelin Vegetarian Restaurant, or Tanjia dishes,

 all of which enjoy great popularity and reputation for their special tastes. Then you may want to try something special,

 like street foods or Chinese snacks. As you can see, off the main roads and in Beijing¡¯s alleys is a world teeming with 

steaming food stalls and eateries buzzing with activity. There you can take an adventure, eating Kao Yang Rou chuan (lamb kebabs) 

or Baozi (stuffed steamed bread) like most of the Beijingers do.

Being a paradise for gourmets, Beijing offers not only Chinese foods.  You can also find delicacies from all over the world

 including: Italia, Thailand, India, Japan and etc. It can also be convenient for you to buy a cheeseburger from a western 

food chain store like KFC or Subway. 

So, after all these ,is your mouth watering? Are you ready to travel to Beijing yet?