Top Ten Famous Street Cuisine in the World
Hongkong, China 1
Whether it's snake soup, egg tart or a mixture of Cantonese food and western food, it can be seen everywhere in Hong Kong. If you want to enjoy the street view and street food, you can consider the following popular markets: Temple Street in Yau Ma Tei, Woman Street in Cai Tong Street and Kowloon City. There you can taste authentic Hong Kong-style hot pot, curry fish eggs and stinky tofu.
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Vendors sell a wide variety of foods, including fried cod, Brazilian specialty black bean rice and so on. This lively scene in the street also extends to the waterfront and suburbs of the city. All kinds of drinks on the street are also very popular, especially fruit smoothies and Brazilian juice. Desserts like pancakes and doughnuts with chocolate sauce or caramel are great. Stroll on the boardwalk in Copa Cabanes Beach and Ipanema Beach, and there are delicious street food stalls waiting for you 24 hours a day. It is a wonderful enjoyment to think about it.
3. Paris, France
Paris may always be famous for its luxurious formal banquets, but its street snacks are also very complicated. The most iconic thing is to eat crepes to make you high. You can add any stuffing you like to this thin pancake, such as delicious ham and cheese, delicious hazelnut chocolate sauce, sliced sweet bananas and so on. However, Parisian street food is not limited to crepes, but also sandwiches from bakeries, salad sandwiches from Malai and the Samosa Triangle jiaozi. There are also many fast food trucks selling hamburgers on the streets of Paris. Just remember to polish your eyes at popular attractions such as the Eiffel Tower and Montmartre.
4. Boston, USA
List, brand list The shabby hot dog cart in my memory can stand aside. Food mobile dining cars have become a fashion in several big cities in the United States. Most of these dining cars flow in various neighborhood markets, especially in spring, summer and autumn. Dining cars monopolize one side of the food market, such as Lobster Diner and BonMe Diner's lobster rolls, which are deeply loved by Vietnamese people. These dining car chefs also hold various food festivals and cooking competitions.
5. Istanbul, Turkey
The food stalls here have classic Turkish barbecue, rotating barbecue, Turkish pizza and thousand layers of cake. Texim and Grand Bazaar in its territory are famous for street snacks. At the seaside, vendors will also sell fish sandwiches on the boat at a price of only 3 Turkish lira.
6. Mexico City, Mexico
When it comes to snacks in Mexico City, people often use the words affordable and authentic to describe them. Food stalls and Mexican fast food restaurants are all over the streets, selling fried tortillas, shredded pork burritos, tamales and Mexican sandwiches. But Mexico is most famous for its tacos and tortillas made of blue corn.
7. Ottawa, Canada
The rapid rise of mobile catering in Ottawa has swept away the gloom of the decline of the snack industry in Vancouver and Toronto. In addition to selling hot dogs, sausages, specialty pancakes, beaver skin and potato chips in cheese gravy, some specialty dining cars also offer frozen yogurt, doughnut chocolate sauce, baked potatoes and toppings for tourists to feast their eyes on.
8. Marrakech, Morocco
The cultural center of street snacks in Marrakech is located in Dejima Square, especially at night. If you want to try something new and bold, you can try eating sheep's head. If you are conservative, you can try snacks such as fried eggplant or steamed goose goose goose. If the food is not attractive enough, there are many performances in this market, such as snake dancing and watching tarot cards. In addition, RueElKassabin is also a must for foodies. The slow-fire roast of whole sheep here is particularly famous, as well as Moroccan-style thick soup; Rotten stewed snails; North African grilled sausage sandwich; Moroccan almond cake with vanilla and coconut flavor.
9.berlin, germany
There are many international street stalls selling international food. Two of them are famous: German curry sausage and revolving barbecue. The curry sausage in the 36th district of Fort Crut enjoys a very good reputation. You can choose to peel or not when you click. Die-hard fans of curry sausages often like to season with ketchup and mayonnaise. Rotating barbecues with Turkish characteristics are also popular in the city. Other stalls also sell bread pickled herring, salad sandwiches, Turkish cakes and so on.
Fukuoka, Japan 10
Although it may not be comparable to other cities in Japan in other aspects, the street snacks in Fukuoka are still very commendable. There are more than 150 mobile vendors here, starting at dusk and closing at midnight. They dot the city, and most of them are scattered near Shenshen Station. The specialties include ming prince, fried cabbage and pork, jiaozi, tempura and so on. Put a sip of sake on these discs, it's a perfect match!