As a paradise for foodies, Chengdu has countless delicacies and food streets are everywhere.

How much Chengdu people love to eat, the sultry smell you smell when shopping will give you the answer.

There are so many snack streets in Chengdu. No matter which snack street you wander in, you will be full of food and drink, and even more satisfied.

When you come to Chengdu, not visiting the food streets is a big loss for foodies.

Today, the editor will introduce to you the seven most distinctive food streets in Chengdu, and tell you which food streets in Chengdu are the most famous!

Foodies, save up now and eat all over Chengdu in the future.

Jinli is the oldest, busiest and busiest commercial district in Chengdu, and a favorite among foreign tourists.

Jinli is the business card of Chengdu, and Jinli Food Street was rated as one of the top ten food streets in China in 2014.

For Chengdu people, Jinli delicacies are only for outsiders, but it is really suitable for foreign tourists because the Chengdu delicacies here are relatively concentrated and the taste is not as bad as the locals say.

Jinli is a well-known pedestrian commercial street in Chengdu. It has a large number of bars and famous restaurants. It is the oldest and most commercial street in the history of Xishu. The famous Wuhou Temple is also among it.

Jinli is filled with the unique hustle and bustle of Chengdu’s urban areas. The most traditional delicacies of old Chengdu are concentrated here. The most familiar existence in the lives of old Chengdu people is now quietly passed down in the scenic spot.

The various delicacies will definitely make you salivate. Three cannons, egg cakes, sugar-oiled fruits, Zhang Fei beef, bean curds, beef coke cakes, and Bobo chicken, each with its own unique flavor.

At night, after the red lanterns are lit up, Jinli is bustling with bars and teahouses. One of the more famous is the Lotus Mansion Bar. It is said that many super girls and fast girls have sung here.

Jinli Food Street Yulin Street is a time-honored food area in Chengdu with all kinds of delicious food.

In Chengdu, where there is delicious food and entertainment, if you ask Chengdu people who love to eat and have fun, they will definitely list a lot about Yulin.

Yulin has always been a food paradise in the minds of Chengdu people, with barbecue, hot pot, skewers, and crayfish all available, so for a night of beer, Yulin is the first choice.

In Yulin, "Yulin North Road", "Yulin South Road", "Yulin East Road", "Yulin West Road", these two lines are considered standard food streets.

I once asked foodies in Chengdu about their impressions of Yulin. They said: Yulin Street is an upgraded version of the food street. It has restaurants of all standards, from the most awesome restaurants to luxurious authentic hotpots. You can find them in Yulin.

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In the hearts of Chengdu's literary and artistic youth, Yulin is a tavern and sand weir; in the hearts of Chengdu foodies, Yulin is roast rabbit, skewers, and hot pot; in the hearts of adults and aunts, Yulin is a vegetable market? Maybe in the hearts of Chengdu people, this place does not exist

Landmark food, because every old restaurant can be regarded as a landmark food.

Yulin Food Street Xiangheli is an old alley with Chengdu characteristics, where you can eat from the beginning to the end of the alley.

Xiangheli is not the name of a street. The accurate description should be "big alley". An alley that is only more than 600 meters long is almost full of restaurants of all kinds.

Just like the name of this alley? Xiangheli?, various delicacies such as Sichuan restaurants, hot pot, boiled fish, Chuanchuanxiang, Northeastern dumplings, Cantonese barbecued pork, pork liver noodles, Bobo chicken, hotpot mutton, etc. are packed peacefully.

This small alley contains laundry shops, grocery stores, repair shops, etc.

But every time I come here, I feel very orderly and lively.

From heavy flavors to light freshness, from fruit stalls, snacks, fly restaurants to petty bourgeoisie shops, there is always a place for you to stop for food, alone or with a group of people.

Although it is an old alley, there are still many cafes and dessert shops in the alley.

During the day, Xiangheli is as peaceful as its name suggests; in the afternoon, Xiangheli is very leisurely and well-behaved; at night, Xiangheli becomes a paradise for ghosts and eaters.

Skewers, Sichuan cuisine, grilled fish, and desserts are all available here. You can eat from beginning to end on this street, which will definitely make you walk away. Only experienced foodies can navigate this street.