Old Beijing Noodle King is very famous and traditional in Beijing. It is located near the Temple of Heaven and Pear Market. This noodle house serves hand-pulled noodles and traditional Beijing dishes in a lively old-time atmosphere. Waiters shout across the room to announce customers arriving are the staff is very friendly. Try the tasty Zhajing noodle accompanied by meat sauce and celery, bean sprout, green beans, soy beans, sliver of cucumber and red radish.

Perhaps the most famous restaurant in Beijing, Li Family Cusine is yet a small restaurant that looks pretty much like a common household in a small HuTong alley in the back sea (后海)area with no name of the restaurant found on the front gate, only "No. 11 YangFang Alley(羊房胡同11号).   The owner - Mr. Li ShanLin, a retired university professor in mathematics, is a decendant of an official working in the Imperial Household Department, responsible for preparing imperial dishes for the emperor during the Qing Dynasty.  On his job, he memorized the recipes and wrote them down after getting home.  He left a recipe book of imperial dishes to his decendants.  After one daughter of Prof. Li won the first prize in a nation wide competition of family cusine, the small restaurant was opened in 1985. The name of the restaurant on the wall inside was written by PuJie - the brother of the last emperor PuYi in Chinese history.   Many famous figures such as Bill Gates, Bill Clinton, Rockfeller family members, DuPont family members, and famous people had dinner here.   Customers are not allowed to choose dishes by themselves.  Reservation well in advance is required due to its popularity and limited space.

Hidden within Houhai’s hutongs, this stylish Yunnan outfit opened by Bai Feng, the man behind the original and iconic No Name Bar, offers a delectable menu of Southwestern fare including lemon grass fish (daizu xiangmao caokaoyu), a haven from Yinding Qiao’s neon, noise and tourists, a bar serving cocktails and a tranquil rooftop terrace.

It`s located in a very famous street ----gui street .very delicious food is not the only reason to go there,but also because it`s a traditional courtyard restaurant,very traditional chinese design.when you enjoying food there,also enjoying the good atmosphere there.recomend to go there in the evening,you can see all the lanterns was lightened there.

the name Eudora come from old Greece , means something great and beautiful.

Restaurant downstairs, bar and wine tasting upstairs - Eudora is a very serviceable (if oddly named) North American-style food and drink establishment. No great risks were taken in design or decor, but there is a solid feeling of quality about the place that may make it a standby for locals just looking for a spot to spend the evening. Think burgers, beer, pizzas, a pool table and brunch.

The restaurant  is extremely  fastidious , the wooden door has filled the ancient flavor, and Chrysanthemum pear furniture  refers to the Ming Dynasty furniture design, the Cantonese cuisine has given dual attention to the Western taste.it is a good choice for  foreigner to come for experiencing the Chinese flavor。