1. Tiyudong Business Food Street in Tianhe District mainly serves authentic Cantonese cuisine and exotic flavors, and the restaurants are of higher quality.

Yueken Road Food Street, Guangzhou's famous "Zhanjiang Chicken Street", as well as restaurants with Cantonese, Chaoshan and Hakka flavors.

2. Baiyun Avenue Food Corridor in Baiyun District The Food Corridor is close to the Baiyun Mountain Leisure Belt, with a total length of 3 kilometers, and gathers more than 20 large restaurants including Macau Street, Hong Kong Coliseum, Haililai Fishing Port, and Tangyuan Restaurant.

Most restaurants are located between mountains and rivers, with elegant environments.

3. Haizhu Food Street, a night snack street on Baoye Road, Haizhu District, is famous for its Chaoshan casserole porridge and toad hotpot.

4. The Luoxi Food Street in Panyu District is elegantly and uniquely decorated, with more than 50 styles of restaurants from all over the world gathered here, and a wide range of Chinese and foreign snacks.

5. Huifu Food Street in Yuexiu District mainly sells traditional Lingnan specialties and Southeast Asian cuisine. There are many public restaurants, including Eastern and Western delicacies.

Yanjiang Road Western Food Bar Street gathers many Western food lounges and high-end consumer places.

Extension information: Food streets are a type of commercial and professional streets, and there are no unified standards across the country.

There are many famous food streets across China, such as Beijing Food Street, Jinan Food Street, Hong Kong Food Street, etc.

With reference to the "Commercial Classification Setting Regulations" issued by Shanghai in 2001, professional streets refer to characteristic commercial streets where the same series of professional stores and specialty stores are highly concentrated and provide specialized goods and professional services.

A professional street is generally more than 200 meters long and contains more than 30 professional stores.

According to business types and business characteristics, commercial and professional streets are divided into categories such as catering and food, leisure and entertainment, clothing and apparel, cultural supplies, furniture and home appliances.

As an important part of the commercial street, the definition of food street itself is limited to the form of economic agglomeration effect produced by the clustering of many catering companies.