Haikou food raiders: Haidian Island area, Yipin Dad Tea Garden, Mo Er Bao Luo Powder, Haida Nanmen Snack Street, and the vicinity of Qilou Old Street.

1. Old Peng Ji Qing Bu Liang

Qing Bu Liang's facade is very small, and it can be regarded as one of the oldest and best-known Qing Bu Liang shops in Haikou. Before the "Double Creation", the street was almost full of dining tables and long queues every night, and most diners would like the coconut in this store to cool down.

2. Yipin Dad Tea Garden

The impression of Hainan is Dad Tea, and Dad Tea Culture reflects the leisurely life and eating habits of Hainan people. This shop is a must-have place for afternoon tea for Haidian Island residents. Compared with other dad tea gardens, the environment here is cleaner and more comfortable. There are dozens of Hainan snacks to choose from. It is recommended to fry sweet noodles (a lot of condensed milk will be poured). If you like crispy ones, you can order pancakes. The taste of corn pancakes is weak.

3. Of the five chain stores in Haikou, Haidian Island No.2 Road is the earliest and most delicious one. The decoration in the store is typical of Hainan peasant style, and the food is mainly made of abalone powder, which is famous in Hainan. The taste of abalone powder here is absolutely original and authentic, and abalone powder has that kind of Q bomb.

4. South Gate Snack Street of Haida University

When I was in Haida University, the South Gate was simply a paradise for eating. Because it was mainly aimed at college students, there were also many snacks and delicious food in the snack street, but the stalls with Hainan snacks were absolutely authentic. Because I heard that the snack street is a resettlement shop, it was only after more than 1 years of street stalls on Sanxi Road that this stall could be allocated.

5. Around the arcade

The arcade is the earliest downtown area in Haikou. Jiefang West was a must-see street for local people in Haikou. Due to the increasing number of shopping malls, Jiefang West and arcade have lost their former prosperity. But many snack bars and gourmet shops still exist, and the taste is still the same.