What do Chinese eat for breakfast? Breakfast Series Across China: BEIJING | Beijing travel

#streetfood #chinesefood #streetmarket #chinesebreakfast #breakfast #beijing #beijinglife #beijingtravel Discover the rich flavors of China, one province at a time. Chinese restaurants have opened all around the world, but the dishes served there are typically Chinese lunch and dinner foods. So, what do Chinese people eat for breakfast? Very few people know. In this breakfast series, we travel across the country to explore how each region starts the day — from crispy street snacks to hearty noodle soups. Join us for an authentic taste of local life, culture, and, of course, amazing Chinese breakfasts. This episode takes us to Beijing, the capital of China. As the largest migrant city in northern China, Beijing has gathered breakfast traditions from across the entire north—creating a truly diverse morning food scene. But what stands out most are the local Beijing breakfasts. Famous nationwide for being "unusual", they’re dishes that even many Chinese outsiders struggle to enjoy—yet to true Beijingers, they’re beloved classics. As I’ve mentioned before, we want you to not only experience the breakfast culture of each region, but also catch a glimpse of its unique scenery. So we’ve added three minutes of stunning Beijing cityscapes at the start of this video—hope you’ll enjoy it. 🥢 Let’s discover together: What makes Beijing’s breakfast culture so unique? 00:00 Highlights 04:35 Shandong Pancake（山东煎饼Shandong Jianbing） 07:26 Sesame Flatbread（烧饼Shaobing） 11:36 Veggie Pancake（菜煎饼Caijianbing） 15:59 Chinese Burger（肉夹馍Roujiamo） 19:07 Fried dough stick（油条Youtiao） 23:41 Chinese Crispy Flatbread（锅盔烧饼Guokui Shaobing） 25:48 Hand-Pulled Noodles（手工拉面Shougong Lamian） 29:20 Multi-grain Flatbread（杂粮饼Zaliangbing） 32:21 Fried Glutinous Rice Cake（炸糕Zhagao） 34:45 Pork Stuffed Flatbread（鲜肉饼Xianroubing） 38:05 Knife-Cut Noodles（刀削面Daoxiaomian） 40:55 Egg-Coated Flatbread（鸡蛋粘饼Jidan Zhan Bing） 43:21 Fermented Mung Bean Drink（北京豆汁Beijing Douzhi） 47:40 Beijing Chaogan（北京炒肝） 51:58 Beijing Luzhu（北京卤煮）