I think the dream province for many people to travel when they are young is Yunnan ~ south of colorful clouds, a dreamy and magical province. At the first stop in Yunnan, most people will choose Kunming, the provincial capital. There are countless cuisines in Kunming.

Because there are most ethnic minorities in Yunnan, the food is naturally different. So what must-eat snacks are there in Kunming? Let me introduce oranges to you ~

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1. Chicken feet with Dai flavor

This is my college days. Sour and spicy, with shredded papaya, shredded carrot and shredded cabbage, put them into a special wooden pot and mash them. Add lemon juice, it is delicious, smooth, sour and spicy, and must be eaten!

Chicken feet with Dai flavor are recommended to the snack street next to Yunnan University. I don't remember the specific name, but there is only one that sells this. You must try it when you have the chance!

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2. Paoluda

Paoluda is simply one of my favorite drinks, which is a bit like coconut juice with taro. I can finally understand why some people like to eat sweet and salty things ~ You must try it when you come to Kunming

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3. Yunnan Crossing the Bridge Rice Noodles

I haven't tasted a taste of Yunnan rice noodles except Yunnan. This kind of wet rice noodles, with Yunnan's unique Chili oil, plus each unique sour radish and fried soybean, hiss, saliva will drip down. When you come to Kunming, you must not miss the authentic rice noodles crossing the bridge ~

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4. Burning bait

A unique way to eat in Kunming, bait. Some will be spread into cakes, which can be filled with potato pieces or dipped in sugar.

If you like to eat glutinous rice, you must not miss it when you come to Kunming. Bite down glutinous rice and My Sweetie, and some of them will be spicy and super fragrant!

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5. Baked tofu

Yunnan specialty snacks are sold everywhere in the street. And it's crispy outside and tender inside, but it doesn't smell like beans. When you eat it, there will be juice inside, dipped in Chili noodles, which is "clear" in Southwest Mandarin. You must try it when you come to Kunming, especially many sellers will give you their own Chili sauce, which I feel is better than tofu!