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Located in the heart of the Muslim quarter, Jubaoyuan is arguably the most famous hot pot restaurant among actual Beijing residents. People queue for hours just to buy their fresh mutton from the take-out window, and the sit-down restaurant is perpetually packed. It offers the absolute peak of mutton quality in the city at very fair prices. Expert recommendation: The 'Hand-Cut Fresh Mutton' and their exceptionally fluffy 'Sesame Biscuits' (Shaobing) are mandatory. Pro tip: Be prepared for a wait that can exceed two hours during peak times. Go at 2:00 PM or 3:00 PM to eat at an 'off-peak' hour. The atmosphere is loud and unpretentious; this is where you go for the food, not the decor. It is a cornerstone of the Niujie community.

The oldest and largest mosque in Beijing, featuring a unique fusion of Chinese palace architecture and Islamic art.

The oldest active Buddhist temple in Beijing's urban core, offering a serene environment famous for springtime lilacs.

The historic headquarters of Quanzhen Taoism, featuring grand ritual courtyards and lucky stone carvings.
A traditional cultural street renowned since the Qing Dynasty for Chinese calligraphy, antiques, and scholarly art supplies.
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