1. Shanghai City God’s Temple

This area of ??City God’s Temple Food Street can even be called a kingdom of snacks, including the special snacks of Green Wave Gallery, the vegetarian buns of Songyuelou, and Songyunlou The eight-treasure rice, Nanxiang steamed dumplings, Ningbo glutinous rice dumplings and fermented glutinous rice dumplings are all delicious snacks that cannot be missed when visiting Shanghai.

2. Beijing Guijie

Gui (Guǐ) refers to a food container with a round mouth and two ears in ancient China. A street is named after Gui, so it is naturally a place to eat. Guijie is located inside Dongzhimen. On this more than one kilometer street, 90% of the more than 150 commercial shops are in the catering service industry. The density of restaurants is so high that it is difficult to find another one in the capital. Therefore, Guijie is also known as Beijing’s dining street. Today, this street is also an excellent place for the concentrated display of Beijing’s delicacies.

3. Hubu Lane, Wuhan, Hubei Province

Hubu Lane, "the first lane of Chinese snacks" is located in the famous Wuchang Minzhu Road and Ziyou Road in Wuhan, a famous historical and cultural city in China. , is a century-old alley with a length of 150 meters, and its bustling breakfast stalls have endured for decades. Hubu Alley, famous for its "snacks", is the most famous "breakfast alley" in Wuhan. As the saying goes, "If you come to Wuhan, you must visit Hubu Lane."

4. Confucius Temple in Nanjing, Jiangsu

The Confucius Temple is a large-scale ancient building complex that has gone through vicissitudes of life and has been revitalized several times. Fei is a place where Confucius is enshrined and sacrificed. It is one of the four major Confucian temples in China. It is known as the Qinhuai scenic spot and has become a characteristic landscape area of ??the ancient capital of Nanjing. It is also a famous tourist attraction at home and abroad. It is the largest traditional ancient street market in China.

5. Xi'an Muslim Snack Street

Xi'an Muslim Street has a long history, dating back thousands of years. It is a famous food and cultural district in Xi'an and a must-visit place in Xi'an. Xi'an Muslim Street is the collective name for many streets in the Muslim neighborhood, consisting of Beiyuanmen, Beiguangji Street, Xiyangshi, Dapiyuan and other streets. Local people are used to calling it Huifang. With its rich Muslim culture and atmosphere, it builds a unique landscape for the ancient city.

6. Fujian·Xiamen Zhongshan Road Pedestrian Street

Xiamen Zhongshan Road is located in the southwest of Xiamen Island. It is an east-west road in Zhonghua Street, Siming District, Xiamen City. Zhongshan Road is about 1.2 kilometers long, and there are arcade buildings in the Southern Fujian style along the street. Zhongshan Road is the birthplace of Xiamen's commerce and is still one of the most prosperous shopping streets in Xiamen.

7. Jinli, Chengdu

Sichuan snacks have a long history, a wide range of varieties, and each has its own flavor. Jinli Snack Street collects all famous snacks from all over Sichuan in the street. They are made on-site and sold on-site. Some are eaten and some are looked at. They are really delicious. In Jinli, not eating snacks is the biggest regret. The more famous ones are the Haochi Street’s buckwheat noodles, three cannons, beef coke cakes, yellow glutinous rice glutinous rice, sugar-oiled fruits, etc. The delicious sweet noodles, cold noodles, and braised vegetables are all good. There is also a shop selling fried stinky tofu and potatoes, which are also famous snacks in Sichuan.

8. Sifang Street in Lijiang Ancient Town

First there was Sifang Street, and then there was Lijiang Ancient Town. Sifang Street is the center of Lijiang Dayan Ancient Town. Lijiang Old Town is an ancient town developed based on Sifang Street. Sifang Street is synonymous with Lijiang Ancient Town.