Food Markets

A sprawling 7,000sqm market, food court, and "mall without walls" that looks to cater to the growing affluence of Liangmaqiao-adjacent residents and workers.

One of the last remaining regular outdoor produce markets left in the center of Beijing, this bustling market opens from early in the morning till midday and is brimming with everything from fruit to freshly made noodles, shoes to tailoring services.

This Zhongguancun food market is not only perfect for a quick bite to eat, but also boasts decor with a dash of artistic flair that is ideal for those who like to post photos of their meals on WeChat or Instagram. Highlights include the Aganguokui Hubei handmade flatbread shop, Xianglixiang Teppanyaki and the Leshanerjingtiao chuan'r stand. 

The British retail clothes and food giant's first store in Beijing brings all the best parts of their domestic stores – Scottish shortbread, jarred goods, and Percy Pigs – to the capital and, surprisingly, one of the best coffees in town.

Owned and operated by Walmart, Sam’s Club was founded in the US in 1983 and is a major chain of warehouse stores offering everything from imported foodstuffs to local produce.

This small shop just south of Xidan sells a mind-boggling range of fake meat products, from chicken nuggets to whole lobsters. They also have a good range of vegan sauces and seasonings.

Attached to Galati Italian Restaurant, this little store specializes in Italian luxury foods like artisan pastas, sauces, oils, and wines. A good selection of breadsticks and Italian snacks sit alongside boxes of risotto rice (RMB 68) and amaretto biscuits (RMB 23-72). If you’re an Italian coffee lover, the shop stocks a range of coffees for cafetieres, filters, and machines.

Baode has been importing and supplying food products to top restaurants and hotels throughout China since 2001. Baode emphasizes quality and food safety practices, delivering products from the US, Australia, Canada and South America to homes around Beijing. All meat products are cryovac’ed and vacuum-sealed to ensure quality.

Taiwan chain of upscale supermarkets has an extensive, albeit pricey, selection of goods and produce, including alcohol and organic products.

Warehouse-style supermarket sells groceries and goods at wholesale prices to members.