1. Xinshi Middle Road Night Market

Shijiazhuang Xinshi Middle Road Night Market has been popular for many years and can be called the largest and most prosperous gourmet night market in Shijiazhuang. The night market is centered at the intersection of Hongqi Street and Xinshi Middle Road, and extends east and west respectively. The south of the road is full of food, and the north of the road is all kinds of small commodities, including fashion, accessories, toys, and of course there are some games to win small gifts. Attracting more young people to participate. Recommended delicacies and snacks at Xinshi Middle Road Tourist Night Market include fancy marshmallows, fried stinky tofu, famous porridge, Zhouji red oil hot dry noodles, etc., as well as fried jelly, grilled cold noodles, old Beijing tripe, sugar cane juice, fruit plate, Snowflake cheese still tastes like it was when I was a kid. After finishing the staple food, go to the Damingfu health porridge stall to buy a cup of iced mung bean soup, or buy a cup of sour plum soup boiled with rock sugar. After drinking it, you will be thirsty. Two words, perfect!

Address: Zhaiying Night Market, No. 2, Xinshi Middle Road, Qiaoxi District, Shijiazhuang

Zhaiying Night Market is divided into two parts. The west side of the street sells clothes, shoes and hats, manicures, films, It sells jewelry and other trinkets, but the flow of people is not very strong; on the east side of the street is a night market dedicated to food, with a constant flow of people, making it a late-night snack spot for urbanites to comfort themselves. The night market on the east side of Zhaiying Street is popular for food. Starting from Donggang Road and stretching 200 meters to the north, there are all kinds of snacks: national football stinky tofu, a pun snack, traditional five-spice, spicy, classic spicy and refreshing There are four mildly spicy sauces that can be paired with each other; if you want to eat red oil hot dry noodles, you must be early; grilled cold noodles, eggs and cold noodles embrace, chopped green onion and coriander enhance the flavor, and finally poured with sauce, the aroma is fragrant! Recommended night market snacks include Guozu stinky tofu, Wuhan red oil hot dry noodles, grilled cold noodles, etc.

Address: On the sidewalk at the northeast corner of the intersection of Zhaiying Street and Donggang Road. 3. Dajing Street Night Market

Dajing Street Night Market inherits the most friendly childhood taste of Zhuangli people, such as fried cakes, dumplings, spicy hotpot... I recommend Lao Guo’s roasted gluten and the beauty from a southernmost restaurant. For grilled gluten, one brother makes fried yogurt that I highly recommend. They often sell stalls at the intersection of Dongma Road or near Yuhua Road. The ingredients are really huge and satisfying! Recommended delicacies and snacks at Dajing Street Night Market include fried cakes, spicy hotpot, grilled gluten, iron plate sauce-flavored tofu, pan-fried small potatoes, etc.

Address: Dajing Street Night Market runs through the entire street from Zhongshan Road to Yuhua Road. There are more delicious food near the south. 4. Talk about Gunan Street Night Market

Talk about Gunan Street Since its opening in 2002, it has been a night economy demonstration district. The government has provided subsidies to merchants, and on the other hand, sales have indeed increased. The morning market here is also popular, and nearby residents love to buy here. But the busiest thing is the night market. The entire Tangunan Street is more than 600 meters from Yuhua East Road to Zhongshan East Road. Except for the 50-meter clearance at each of the four intersections, there is only about 400 meters of business space. However, it has attracted more than 400 merchants and customers. There is an endless stream.

Address: Tangunan Street, more than 600 meters from Yuhua East Road to Zhongshan East Road 5. Qiangqiang Street Night Market

Qiangqiang Street, a relatively new night market, is very hygienic. Guaranteed, the two delicacies are the most popular. One is grilled gluten, which attracts queues every time it comes out; the other is all kinds of teppanyaki. It is definitely a veteran here, and the 13-year-old shop is definitely extraordinary. These two restaurants can definitely be called the leading night markets on this street.