Nanshi Food Street has everything, but the price may be on the high side. If it needs to be cheap and affordable, here are some tips.
forget about Tianjin snacks. Yes, buy something quick-frozen and try it. Nowadays, dog neglect may not taste bad, but the price/performance ratio is too low. Eight steamed buns cost tens of dollars, but Goubuli has forgotten that he sells steamed buns, and friends from other places have criticized him a lot. All major supermarkets have them.
Get up early in the morning, and many places sell breakfast. Pancake fruit is a common food in Tianjin, and everyone loves it. Shop early. I advise you to go more often. It's delicious here, not expensive, and you can eat more authentic snacks. Ten dollars can support you to death. Tianjin's fried dough sticks (called fruit in Tianjin dialect) are the biggest, crispest and most delicious in the N cities I have lived in. There are wonton, crispy rice, bean curd, vegetarian rolls, cake roots, fried cakes, mutton soup, steamed dumplings and so on. This general breakfast shop is available. There is a famous one called "Dafulai" for crispy rice, and there are many branches in Tianjin, such as No.1 Dinggu Road, No.5 Nankai Road and Food Street. . . . . Very cheap; Fried cakes are famous for their ears. I only know that there are some in Daqiao Road and Food Street. Of course, there are many other places. I just don't know.
The twist, "Guo Ren Zhang" and "Pu Dou Zhang" on 18th Street are not too expensive to take home and give away. But by the way, the "18th Street Head Office" on Heping Road and Binjiang Road should not be entered. I usually take my friends to "Daqiao Road Pastry" on Daqiao Road and "18th Street Head Office" on Dagu South Road.
by the way, I personally like to drink "tea soup", that is, there is a big and bright copper pot when I look far away. It is very eye-catching, and it can be sold in many places, such as Jinjie, Binjiang Road and Ancient Culture Festival. And once in the food street, I bought a kind of bagged one that I could go home to soak myself.