Tianjin has a large number of food snacks and specialties, which are especially known as "Tianjin's three must-haves".

1997. Cats can’t hear dumplings.

Tianjin’s local specialties and higher reputations include: Cao Ji’s donkey meat, eight precious crown gardens, Lu Ji’s hot fried cakes, white dumplings, Chi’an Zhai pastries, Da Fukuang’s food, and stone doorways.

In the late 1980s, Tianjin built food streets, hotel streets and clothing streets.

More famous snacks: casserole cakes, Ming Shun Zhai assorted cakes, persimmon tea, Wangji sesame, Douxiangzhai beef, curly rings, white dumplings, water tripe, fried red beans, patterned nuts, Shimenmen bag, Rohan belly, ripe pear cake

, PEG Zhang, Tianjin Chestnut, T Anjin Crab, Beitang Seafood, etc.

The top three in Tianjin: one is Gou Baobao, eighteen street hemp and ear cakes called "Tianjin flavor snacks", the other is Zhang Caisu, Yangliuqing paintings and kites are known as the "three overwhelming" folk handicrafts of Tianjin.

Special snacks: candy bars, big cakes, eggs, tea soup, nuts, mung beans, noodle tea and Yangcun cake.

Special breakfast: pancakes, crepes, crispy rice, old tofu, fruits, hot noodle fried cakes, bread rolls, poached eggs, candies, fruit grates.

Tianjin specialties: Tianjin gooseberries, Tianjin winter vegetables, Tianjin Chinese cabbage, Du's vinegar, Goubuli baozi, 18th Street twists, ear-eye fried cakes.

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Nancheng Food Street Nancheng Food Street is a corridor-style three-story building. It brings together all kinds of classic Tianjin snacks and is a good place to taste Tianjin food.

Among them, Tianjin’s famous Osmanthus Fragrant Twist Flower, Eighteenth Street Twist Flower, Eryan, Shimenzhu, etc. can be found.

These two floors are based on restaurants, including Sichuan cuisine, Shandong cuisine and other dishes, but most of them are more expensive and the colors of the dishes are different.

Recommend Tianjin Restaurant, Yaxi Restaurant, etc.

In addition, the mansion restaurant on the second floor often has cross-talk performances in the afternoon and evening.

Today's Nancheng Food Street is mainly filled by foreign tourists, and the prices will be more expensive than outside.

Recommended to try snacks here.

Not recommended if you want to have dinner or buy gifts.

This is a Fangzheng Food Shopping Center, where various famous Tianjin snacks are gathered here, such as: Guangxi's 18th Street, Gokes, Steamed Buns, Guo Renzhang, Erbian Fried Cake, Pancake Fruit, etc., just gathered together,

The taste of buying is presented to tourists, who are tourists in Tianjin, and local friends in Tianjin say that it is far away from here.

The antique buildings in the food street are old and old, they are still distinctive, but the food itself feels like there are many shops in the food street.

It's also a mixture of stores and lazy thinking about whether it's real or not.

The Chinese people have huge consumption potential.

Because this place is now mainly for tourists, although you can find a variety of Tianjin snacks, they are also quite expensive. If you can find them elsewhere, you can often find them, regardless of here, the prices are lower than in the famous food streets.

I think the meaning of coming to Nancheng Food Street is more to attract people, learn what features to choose from, and then we can have a good idea to buy outside.

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Guixiang 18th Street Twisted Guifaxiang is a time-honored food in Tianjin.

When you go to Tianjin, you always bring some special products.

It's absolutely convenient and delicious.

The flower shop on Binjiang Road in Guifa Township is a relatively large store.

Its location is very good.

Many buses and buses can reach Binjiang Road.

This shows that using public transportation is very convenient.

The store environment is good and the service attitude is good.

There are many flavors, the most traditional is assorted, as well as sesame, pepper and hawthorn.

If you eat it, it is good to buy it in bulk. You can choose many flavors and it is 22 yuan per pound.

If you buy a box, there are various small hemp boxes, about 25 yuan, five hemp flowers are thick 3.

About 5 yuan a box.

In addition to twisting, they also sell chestnuts and more.

They taste great and are worth buying.

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I think this is the most recommended one in Tianjin. Among the various flavors, the most recommended is the traditional bean paste. In addition, I also like osmanthus filling, and red fruit (hawthorn filling).

The price of ear and eye cakes is 3.5 yuan each. The best is the fried cakes that have just come out. You eat them with hot air. The heat you eat is really amazing. The fried cakes are crispy and the outer skin is fried golden.

, a lot of appetite, the pancake is very soft inside, feels soft, very glutinous rice iron.

Mmm, nice glutinous rice flavor, trapped inside.

It's also delicious, not too greasy, not sweet, but the flavor of the bean paste really fills your whole mouth.

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Goubuli (Shandong Road Main City Store) vs. Stone Doorstop Su baozi (Nancheng Food Street Store) Dog Bao is a traditional Chinese snack in Tianjin.

It was founded in the Qing Dynasty in 1858 AD (Xianfeng).

It is the first of the "Three Tianjins" and one of the ancient Chinese characters.

Goubuli's steamed buns and noodles have fine fillings, rigorous production techniques, and beautiful appearance, especially the symmetrical steamed buns, with no less than 15% off per package.

The steamed buns with new fillings are refreshing and not greasy, with a fragrant aroma.

Goubuli baozi mainly consists of fresh meat bags, including 6 categories and 98 varieties including three fresh bags, seafood bags, sauced meat bags, vegetarian buns, etc. However, Goubuli baozi is too expensive and the student party cannot afford it.

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Shimenmenbao, a vegetarian snack in Tianjin, is very popular when promoted by Shimenmenbao.