This market is situated in the center of Beijing, closes at 10:00-10:30 at night. We haven't tried anything except yoghurt (10 rnb). If you don't like watching how alive scorpions on the sticks, prepared for frying, are trying to break free, just don't go there...More

I love the market . I tried the scorpion and the lizard just for the experience . It is a place to visit 💪🏽💪🏽If you don't want to try the weird food, its still worth the trip. It is a couple of minutes walk from...More

City government remove all street stands from Donghuamen last year. But if you wanna see scorpions on a stick a some other weird creatures ready to be eaten...go to Wangfujin St. across from KFC there is a narrow passage full of little shops with souvenirs,...More

Head down here and see the scorpions on skewers still wriggling before they enter the deep fryer. Plenty of locals as well as tourists and friendly helpers at the stands with the patience to help you pick what you would like. Highly recommended!

This place has all sorts of food - I saw ice creams, sausages, kebabs (meat on skewers), fruit juices - I even saw scorpions, beetles and other bugs (no, did not try them). Prices are not the cheapest you can find, but neither are they...More

When we walked to the street on which this night market was supposedly located, I was informed by locals that this market has closed in 2016. There is a nearby night market called 'Fangfujing night market' that is similar, so that's where we ended up...More

This little laneway off Wangfujing pedestrian mall is full of surprises. The most unusual snack food that you have ever seen. Narrow and very crowded with a couple of small lanes of it with souvenir shops. It's well worth a visit if you are in...More

I enjoyed our walk through the market, some people only go down the food alleys and fail to veer off from them to the side alleys and visit some really great shops, with great prices. Going down the night market alley way you are going...More

Exciting and interesting (food) market with strange food and different smells. Worth a visit even if it is just to soak in the atmosphere. If you buy something, always try to get it cheaper then it's priced, but it doesn't always work. Some battered dough...More

This is a thriving market with lots of food stalls on the East-West street, and also a few sit-down eateries along the North-South lane that links up with Dahsmao Hutong, with quite a few locals eating. We chose one and random, which had the marking...More