Where is the best snack street in Suzhou? After investigation and word-of-mouth communication among residents, I found that Pingjiang Road Snack Street was the most popular. Pingjiang Road is a small street in the center of Suzhou ancient city, which attracts many tourists and locals with its unique food culture and historical features.

There are many mouth-watering snacks here. For example, the thin and waxy scallion cake dipped in soy sauce and Chili oil is particularly attractive, while the pickled Soviet-style steamed buns are delicious, and each steamed bun is made by hand. In addition, there are traditional night market snacks in Suzhou on Pingjiang Road, such as barbecue, stinky tofu and mala Tang, all of which are not to be missed.

Not only that, Pingjiang Road is also a place full of history. A large number of ancient buildings and various unique cultural sites make this small street more lively and interesting. It is not so much a city as a long scroll of modern city history. While enjoying delicious food, tourists can also visit cultural sites and appreciate ancient cultural customs and ancient architecture art.

In a word, Suzhou Pingjiang Road Snack Street is definitely one of the favorite places for tourists and locals. Pingjiang Road is a must-see place, whether it's tasting special snacks or feeling traditional culture.