Late Night Snacks Now Available at These Three Spots

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Getting drunk food cravings when you’ve enjoyed a few drinks and it’s getting towards the end of the night is a feeling most of us will be familiar with. Back in the day, this used to be easily solved by hitting up one of the chuanr or noodle stands that would spring up on almost every street corner all around Beijing. But alas! Those days are long gone. 

Luckily, there are a few spots around the capital that have now started offering late-night menus to satisfy all of your drunken food craving needs! 

Great Leap

The Pineapple Chuck Kebabs are the perfect blend of savory and sweet

Brewpub Great Leap just recently a new late-night snack menu with a variety of tasty treats that pair perfectly with one of their signature brews. We’re personally most excited about the kebabs of which they have three variations: Pineapple Chuck (Steak) Kebabs (RMB 65), Great Leap Lamb Kebabs (RMB 60), and Great Leap Veggie Delight Kebabs (RMB 45). All the kebabs come served with extra chili powder and BBQ seasoning so you can customize them to your preferred spice level.

The Gourmet Mix Seafood has a great variety of seafood all in one dish

For seafood fans, there is the Great Leap Gourmet Mix-Seafood (RMB 98) that sees a platter of oysters, octopus, mussels, shrimp, and clams seasoned with lemon juice, cilantro, and fresh chili peppers. If you’re looking for some smaller nibbles they have classic Chinese bar snacks: Boiled Peanuts, Boiled Edamame, and Smashed Garlic Cucumber, you can order all three – the Beer Mate Trio – for RMB 60 or individual for RMB 20. 

Great Leap’s Night Snack Menu is available everyday 8pm-12.30am. 

Great Leap #12

1/F, Zi Ming Mansion, 12 Xinzhong Jie, Dongcheng District
东城区新中街12号
Hours: Sun-Thu 11-2am, Fri-Sat 11-3am
Phone: [phone]

Great Leap #45

45-1 Xinyuan Jie, Chaoyang District
大跃啤酒45号新源街店
Hours: Sun-Thu 11-2am, Fri-Sat 11-3am
Phone: [phone]

Great Leap Lido

Rm 103, Nuo Center, A2 Jiangtai Road, Chaoyang District
朝阳区将台路甲2号诺金中心一层103室
Hours: Sun-Thu 11-2am, Fri-Sat 11-3am
Phone: [phone]

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Jing-A

Bo Bo Chicken, Nachos, Lao Jim's Fried Chicken and other nibbles complete Jing-A's late night selection

To welcome in summer, Jing-A are doing a Late Night Canteen menu which has a range of delicious snacks to munch on while enjoying a beer or two. The must try has to be their take on Bo Bo Chicken (RMB 80), a classic Sichuan dish that sees chicken, veggies, tofu and other chuanr cooked in a hot pot style broth seasoned with plenty of mala and other spices. 

Other dishes include Nachos (RMB 90) loaded with cheese, sour cream, guacamole, tomatoes, fresh chilies and cilantro, their famous Lao Jim’s Fried Chicken (RMB 50) and a variety of small dishes like Mala Edamame (RMB 30) – warning this one is pretty darn spicy so watch out! 

The Late Night Canteen menu is available Wed-Sat, 11pm-3am.

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Q MEX

Loaded fries are sure to satisfy your drunken cravings

In addition to having a special summer menu at the moment, Q MEX also have a new late-night menu which features a range of new snacks plus some banging drinks deals. One dish sure to satisfy any late-night cravings is their Mexican Loaded Fries, French fries topped with pickled onions, jalapeño cheese sauce, pico de gallo, cilantro, and your choice of meat: Beef Chorizo (RMB 60), Guajillo Chicken (RMB 55) or Beef Barbacoa (RMB 60).

The Papas Rellenas are balls of cheesy, meaty goodness

Another one for carb lovers is the Papas Rellenas (RMB 55)  – deep-fried mashed potato balls stuffed with chorizo and cheese served with a cilantro mayo dip. Those looking for a late-night tipple can enjoy their drinks specials on a range of cocktails including margaritas and mojitos which sees a pitcher for RMB 115 (normally RMB 175), glass for RMB 38 (normally RMB 55) or if you want something stronger a tray of six tequila shots for RMB 88.

Q MEX's late night specials are available Sun-Thu 9pm-closing and Fri-Sat 10pm-closing.

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Images: courtesy of the venues, Unsplash

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