Nanjing in Jiangsu has always been very popular with tourists. Nanjing is a city with a long history and profound cultural atmosphere. At night, the major food streets in Nanjing will be very lively. There are many foods in Nanjing, and there are countless food streets. The following small series will recommend the six food streets that Nanjing must visit. Laomendong

Laomendong is a gathering place of traditional houses in Nanjing. Tea houses, bookstores, snacks and every alley are hidden in golden houses. Laomendong is a street with the most Nanjing characteristics. There are many local time-honored brands and snacks hidden here, such as Xiaozheng Duck Oil Baked Cake, Shudetang Rescue Baked Cake, Lushi Plum Blossom Cake, Zhanyuan Noodle Restaurant, etc. If you know Nanjing cuisine, you might as well come to Laomendong. Confucius Temple Food Street

Confucius Temple Food Street is the birthplace and place of Nanjing snacks. The buildings in the Ming and Qing dynasties in the block are patchwork, with small tiles and blue bricks, which are simple and elegant and integrated with the ancient buildings of Confucius Temple. Along the street, Confucius Temple gathers dozens of Nanjing-style snacks, such as bean jelly, duck blood vermicelli soup, stinky tofu, soup packets, skin-belly noodles, osmanthus duck, traditional local delicacies and foreign special catering, which integrates food and leisure. Lion Bridge Food Street

Lion Bridge Food Street is located on Hunan Road, Gulou District, Nanjing, and it is also one of the prosperous areas in Nanjing. This food street is very distinctive. There is a huge archway at the street corner, with bronze statues reflecting the old folk customs on both sides. There are many benches on the street, which are very intimate and convenient for people to stop and linger among delicious food. Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, duck blood vermicelli, King Gourd in Beijing, octopus balls and Yin's century-old chicken soup packets are not expensive and memorable. Shanghai Road

Nanjing Shanghai Road is located in Gulou District, Nanjing, with its southern end connected with Hanzhong Road and Mochou Road in Qinhuai District and its northern end at the intersection of Beijing West Road and Yunnan Road, with a length of about 2 kilometers. A large number of foreigners are wandering in this street, and they are exotic at any time and place. Not far away is the Nanda Gulou Campus, the French phoenix tree all over the street, and the surrounding shops are also full. The whole street is full of literary feelings. Sanpailou Street

Sanpailou Street's food is more like a night market. Only some large-scale restaurants are busy during the day, but at night, those stalls and small shops are booming instantly, and every family is bursting. There are all kinds of snacks in Sanpailou, but barbecue is the main food, and each family has its own unique barbecue flavor. Eat all the way along this path and make sure you burst. Mingwa Gallery

Mingwa Gallery can be said to be a good place for Nanjing people to find food, just in the most lively Xinjiekou in Nanjing. Although there are many big shops with good environment and high grade in Xinjiekou area, authentic "foodies" have a unique preference for Mingwa Gallery. Easy-to-remember belly noodles with spicy oil, steaming old man's mixed rice, Hongze fried dumpling with caviar aroma and so on, and most importantly, the food here is not expensive at all!