Beijing Restaurant Street Walk - Night Walk Along Ghost Street in Beijing, China (4K Binaural Sound)

A nightly city walk along the restaurants of Ghost Street: the place to be in Beijing for local delicacies and top quality Chinese cuisine. Here you'll find anything from Peking Duck to Spring Rolls and everything in-between. Spoiler: you don't want to go here if you're vegan. What would you NOT eat?

As restaurants in Beijing have recently started opening up again, streets like this have been quick to come alive once more. Like and subscribe to travel to more places like this in China together soon!

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🇨🇳 Chinese introduction: 簋街，原名“鬼街”，原来是老北京夜里吃夜宵、大排档的自发市集。“鬼街、鬼市”就是“天黑聚集，天亮即散”的百姓自发市集。改革开放后更名为“簋街”。“鬼、簋”虽同音，但意义文雅很多。“簋”是“中国商周時代的青铜食器兼礼器，用来盛放谷物饭食。”现在是北京，乃至全中国都鼎鼎大名的美食街，无数人慕名来此用餐。

视频拍摄于今年6月，北京疫情允许堂食后的第三天，食客闻风而动，重新聚集于此，但是相较于往日的人头攒动，还是逊色不少。簋街的主打菜以“麻辣小龙虾”最为闻名，排队最多的地方，皆是为了等候品尝这道名菜。

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Timestamps:

00:00 - Preview
01:01 - Dongsi North Street
03:07 - Dalian Huoshao Restaurant (Beijing Delicacy)
03:22 - Health Code Scanning
04:11 - Street Badminton
04:45 - Beijing Fire Department
05:35 - Pig Intestine Restaurant
06:26 - Mud Stove BBQ + Fried Chicken
06:38 - Making Beef Buns
07:34 - Lamb Spine Hot Pot
08:08 - Squid Skewers (Chinese Kebab)
08:55 - Sitting & Playing
09:36 - Naughty Boy Eating Street Food
10:02 - Ghost Street Crossroad
11:00 - Playing Street Games
12:05 - Subway Station (Beixinqiao)
12:42 - Ghost Street!
14:29 - Fried Dough Snacks
15:00 - Rice Dough Spring Rolls
16:50 - Beijing Hot Pot
17:20 - God of Alcohol Statue
18:33 - Happy Ice Cream Boy
19:34 - Hula Hoop
20:07 - Courtyard Restaurant
20:25 - Waiting in Line
23:37 - Guangzhou Icetea
23:48 - Adult Shop
24:12 - Weird Toy Shop
24:36 - Beef Hot Pot
26:38 - Spicy Shrimp Restaurant
26:27 - Shanghai Steamed Buns
27:14 - Roasted Pig Feet
28:54 - Another Shrimp Restaurant
29:16 - Giant Food Stall
29:58 - Another Spicy Shrimp Bar?!
33:19 - Japanese Restaurant
33:56 - SHRIMPS EVERYWHERE (most popular restaurant of Ghost Street)
36:10 - Skewers
40:19 - Street Dance
42:05 - Crossing the Street
44:47 - Wielding a Plunger
47:23 - China Fire Station
48:31 - Small Cafe
49:17 - Coffee Shop
50:31 - Noodle & Jianbing Shop