Huimin Street is a food cultural block in xi City, Shaanxi Province, and it is one of the representatives of Xi 'an customs. Behind the Bell and Drum Tower, many streets in the block have a strong Islamic style, including China Hamburg, mutton bread in soup, bean jelly, Qishan noodles, jiaozi and other delicacies.
The first is Dapiyuan.
Dapiyuan is a street in Fang Hui, Xi, which is famous for its Muslim food. Dapiyuan was named after the silk leather business on the streets in the Ming Dynasty. There are four alleys in Dapiyuan, namely Zhangjia Lane, Lijia Lane, Liu Jia Lane and Silk Lane.
Second, Yongxingfang
Yongxingfang is located in Xiaodongmen, Xi City, Shaanxi Province. It used to be the former site of Wei Zhengfu in Tang Dynasty. It is a "square" boutique project built in Ann in 2007. It is mainly composed of Guanzhong archway and buildings with folk traditions, forming the layout of ancient Li Fang style, which is highly coordinated with the historical landscape of the ancient city wall.
Yongxingfang covers an area of 15 mu, with a length of 130 m from east to west and a width of 88 m from north to south. It brings together special cuisines from all over Shaanxi, including provincial intangible cultural heritage cuisines and municipal intangible cultural heritage cuisines. The government plans to build antique "Fang, Si" buildings, archways and inner streets. Including Yang Guifei's shadow play, dialect culture wall, Shaanxi eight eccentrics street view wall and other landscapes.
Third, Xiyang City
The Western City, located in the core area of Huimin Square, is one of the best places for foreign and foreign tourists to taste snacks and delicious food in the ancient capital when visiting Xi. Xiyangshi Street faces the North Yard Gate in the east and the North Guangji Street in the west, with a length of more than 400 meters from east to west. It is a traditional historical block in Xi with a history of more than 600 years. Formed in the Yuan Dynasty, it was originally called the sheep market, which mainly traded sheep and mutton. At present, Xiyang city has formed a pattern of tourism service business in the east, indigenous people in the west and primitive living areas. Residents are mainly Hui residents and have a strong Islamic cultural tradition.