Although each city has its own food culture full of local characteristics, China is a big country with a rich food culture. It is undeniable that there are some cities or regions that are relatively lacking in catering or have no obvious characteristics. Condition. This situation may be related to the city's history, geographical environment, economic conditions and other factors.

In mainland China, some areas that are relatively remote, sparsely populated, or have developed slowly in recent years, due to inconvenient transportation and relatively backward economy, the food culture of these places may not have been well inherited and promoted. As a result, the catering industry is relatively single.

In addition, some emerging cities may also be considered food deserts because their historical and cultural heritage is not as rich as that of old cities, and residents’ tastes are not as outstanding. But this does not mean that there is no delicious food in these cities. As long as you have the patience to dig, you can find those unique and delicious restaurants and snack bars.

In short, although the catering industry in some cities or regions may be relatively lacking or have no obvious characteristics, China, as a country with a long food culture, has a rich and diverse selection of food in most cities. It takes patience to explore and dig, and you will definitely find the existence of delicious food.