1. South Street Shuanggui Fang Food Street is located on South Street in the city center. It is a long-established snack street and a gathering place for Changzhou snacks - silver noodles, fermented rice dumplings, three delicacies wontons, water chestnut cakes, shrimp cakes, hemp cakes, radish

You can eat it all, and the health and safety are also guaranteed.

Snacks from all over the world come together.

2. Guoguang 1973 Science and Technology Cultural Creative Park Food Street The old Guoguang Electronics factory has been transformed into a cultural and creative park, regaining its vitality.

You can see, play and eat here. It is also another good place for leisure travel in Changzhou.

Moreover, there are many special restaurants in the park, such as Kapok Putike, Xiaoxiangge, Yuwei Sichuan Cuisine, Mitu Space, Guojixiang, Mian Xiaoguan Qiqi’s Kitchen, etc. Each one can make your taste buds fresh

Come alive.

3. Yancheng Food Street The food street gathers various snack bars and restaurants, with beautiful scenery of waterside pavilions and pavilions nearby.

The price of dining here is generally high. There are both private restaurants with exquisite dishes and farm-style local restaurants. You can eat the top ten farm dishes with Wujin characteristics here.

The restaurants with the most reputation include Yancheng Guild Hall, Taihu Sanbai Restaurant, Zhaiqiao Lao'e Restaurant, West Taihu Food Restaurant, Furong Fresh Snail Restaurant, etc.

4. Blue Sky Garden Food Street The food street is located near the Blue Sky Garden community and is a gathering place for dozens of specialty restaurants. Among them, Grandma's House, No. 8 on the Bund, Awa Shanzhai, Old Beijing Roast Duck Restaurant, Liuyuan Steamed Vegetable Restaurant and other restaurants are the most famous.

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Business is booming here, but it's hard to find a parking space during peak hours.

The price of the restaurant is moderate, and the taste of the dishes is well recognized by the locals.

5. Kowloon Food Stalls There is nothing more pleasant than having a late night snack at Kowloon Food Stalls in summer evenings.

The food stalls are very lively. They specialize in seafood barbecue. Choose an outdoor restaurant to sit down and drink and chat with friends. The place is very noisy until night.

Most of the restaurants have open-air seating, and the sanitary environment is average. If you are concerned about hygiene, choose carefully. The overall price is quite affordable.