Jubao Yuan / 聚宝源
Halal-food
City Branch
Beijing
Price Range
¥120–220
Specialty
- 火锅 Hotpot - 现烤羊肉串 Xiàn kǎo yángròu chuàn - 一品烧饼 Yīpǐn shāobǐng
Reservation
Walk-In
Opening Hours
11:00–22:00
Address
No. 5-2, Niujie, Xicheng District, Beijing (390-meter walk from Exit D2 of Niujie Subway Station)
北京市西城区北京城区牛街5-2号
Amaps Link
https://surl.amap.com/hcU9TjM1fSQ
Baidu Link
https://j.map.baidu.com/15/Av
Note
Reservation: Generally not accepted. Queue numbers are issued on-site, and waiting times of 1–3 hours are common during peak periods.
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