Guilin is a world-class tourist destination, attracting tourists from all countries and regions in the world.

In addition to the beautiful scenery, what other special snacks are attractive in Guilin Food Street?

Here is a super detailed guide for you.

1. Shangshui Food Street Shuishi Food Street, known as "Guilin's No. 1 Snack Street", is hidden in the most prosperous Zhengyang Pedestrian Street in the center of Guilin.

No matter day or night, the bustling crowd here shows people's love for this snack street.

The architecture on Shangshui Street has local characteristics, with the main tone being the antique architecture in northern Guangxi.

There are many special snacks from all over the country, including Chinese, Western, Korean, Japanese, and Southeast Asian food. You can smell the fragrance from a distance.

Definitely a must-visit place for foodies.

2. Zhengyang Pedestrian Street This is the most prosperous and popular pedestrian street in the center of Guilin.

Here you can taste authentic Guilin famous dishes, specialty snacks, and various exotic delicacies.

To the north of Zhengyang Square is a commercial shopping area, to the south of Zhengyang Square is a service area focusing on tourist products and Internet cafes, to the south of Yiren Road and to the north of Renmin Road are pubs, snack bars and Chinese and Western restaurants, and to the south of Renmin Road are

Entertainment centers, nightclubs and other entertainment venues.

3. Behind Smile Hall, Smile Hall Shopping Mall, an old food street, is a landmark building in Guilin, located in the most prosperous area of ??the city.

Initially, the back of Smile Hall was composed of stalls.

Now, along the narrow alleys, there are various stalls selling grilled squid, fried stinky tofu, fried pig lungs, pollen and other special snacks.

The scent makes passers-by unable to stop.

4. Cultural Palace Food Street Cultural Food Street is a rising star among the seven food streets. It is adjacent to Shengshui Food Street and is located in the Workers' Cultural Palace, No. 38 Yiren Road, Xiufeng District. It is centered on Fucheng Commercial Building and surrounded by many small restaurants.

You can have afternoon tea with your girlfriends at "momo Xido Western Restaurant", and you can take away a white peach oolong milk tea at "Ye Tea".

The Hong Kong-style "old watch" is full of delicious duck feet, and everyone who eats it in one pot will enjoy it.

5. Guilin’s East-West Alley: Beijing has Nanluogu Alley, Chengdu has Kuanzhai Alley, and Guilin has East-West Alley.

The newly renovated east-west alley has a strong Ming and Qing style.

There are so many specialty shops, unique bars and clubs, private dishes, snacks, and handicraft workshops that make people linger here.

There are endless "Handsome Chicken Feet" secret chicken feet, as well as the "Shepherd Boy Riding Ox" restaurant with great scenery.

As for afternoon tea, you can find "Lan Ji", "Gong Cha" and "Jiang Jun Grilled Wings".