As an important part of Chinese culture, food has always been regarded as one of China's unique cultural symbols.

So, what’s good to eat when you come to Qiao Family Courtyard?

Let’s explore it together!

The Qiao Family Courtyard is located in the Salt Lake District of Yuncheng City, Shanxi Province, China. It is a well-preserved Qing Dynasty courtyard.

Here, tourists can not only appreciate the antique architectural charm and profound cultural heritage, but also taste mouth-watering specialties.

First of all, we have to mention Yuncheng’s specialty pasta, tofu nao.

This is a bowl of fragrant and delicious snacks.

Each bowl of tofu contains nearly a million fluffy hollow holes, which absorb the rich broth and sauce, making it melt in your mouth and making you forget to leave.

Secondly, sweet and sour pork is also one of the delicacies not to be missed in Qiao Family Courtyard.

This dish is bright red in color, sweet and sour in taste. The sweet and sour taste combined with the fragrant tenderloin slices makes it a delicacy suitable for all ages and is very popular among tourists.

Finally, Qiao Family Courtyard also produces a unique specialty pastry - Yuncheng shortbread.

The shortbread is folded, kneaded and torn many times during the production process, and then carefully wrapped with various fillings full of local characteristics.

When eaten in the mouth, it is crispy but not hard, fragrant but not greasy. One bite will make people feel a strong sense of food satisfaction.

In the food journey of Qiao Family Courtyard, the above three delicacies are just the tip of the iceberg.

Behind every food there is a long history and profound cultural heritage.

If you want to have one bite of culture and two bites of delicious food, then you might as well visit Qiao Family Courtyard, taste the special delicacies here, and enjoy a feast for your taste buds while experiencing the charm of Chinese culture.