Explore Chengdu’s iconic street snacks with this guide to spicy Laoma Rabbit Head and sweet Danhonggao egg pancakes. Discover traditional shops, local flavors, and authentic street food experiences, from Shuangliu to Kuanzhai Alley. Perfect for travelers seeking Chengdu’s culinary heritage.
This Chengdu street food guide introduces four spicy and sour local favorites, with metro tips, prices, and practical advice to help travelers eat like locals.
This guide introduces four must-eat Chengdu street foods recognized as cultural heritage, with metro tips, prices, and local advice to help travelers eat like locals.
Suan Ni Bai Rou, also known as Garlic Pork, is a cold Sichuan appetizer loved in Chengdu. Discover the best restaurants, hidden ways to eat it, and how to enjoy this iconic dish like a local foodie.
Yu Xiang Rou Si is Chengdu’s iconic sweet, sour, and spicy pork dish. This guide shows where to try it, hidden tips, and even street-style twists for travelers exploring Sichuan.
Bo Bo Ji is a popular Chengdu street food from Sichuan cuisine. This guide explains what it is, how it differs from hot pot, and where to find the best Bo Bo Ji spots in Chengdu.
Chuanchuan Xiang is one of Chengdu’s most beloved street foods. This guide explains what Chuanchuan is, how it works, and where to find the best spots to eat like a local in Chengdu.
Fuqi Feipian, also known as Couple’s Lung Slices, is one of the most famous Sichuan dishes in Chengdu. This guide explains what it is, its history, and the best places to try it like a local.
Explore Chengdu Sugar Painting (Tanghua) — a 1,000-year-old Chinese sugar art. Learn traditional techniques, see 3D sugar sculptures, and enjoy hands-on workshops on Chengdu streets.
The Chengdu Night Markets Series takes you on a flavorful journey through Chengdu’s best night markets — from sizzling skewers to hidden alleys. Discover where locals eat, play, and live the city’s true nightlife spirit.
Discover Chengdu’s Xipu and Liulangwan night markets, where students and locals enjoy affordable late-night eats, creative street food, and a lively atmosphere.
Explore Chengdu’s authentic food scene at Jianshe Road and Fuqin night markets. From student snacks to old-city flavors, these markets reveal true Chengdu life.
