Food Street
Food Street offers a variety of snacks and restaurants, including traditional Taiyuan snacks, local Shanxi snacks, and snacks from all over the country. There are fewer shops open in the morning, but more open from the afternoon to the evening, providing more options. The food street is not far from Liuxiang and Drum Tower Commercial Street, so you can visit them together.
Yang Ji Guanchang
Yang Ji Guanchang holds many old flavors of Taiyuan people. The signature sausage has the characteristics of 'spicy but not too spicy, salty but not too salty', and it goes well with meat buns or Guokui.
Hedong Yixiang Pavilion
A frequent spot for outsiders to taste Shanxi cuisine. The Fenghulu has a crispy outer layer and a soft, sweet egg custard inside. The sour soup pulled noodles are tangy and delicious.
Haoganggang Yangzage
It is said to be the most famous lamb soup shop in Taiyuan, with people queuing up all the time. The lamb soup has a rich flavor, the lamb is tender and not gamey. It makes you sweat and warms you from the tip of your tongue to your stomach. The service is quite enthusiastic, and because the business is so good, you often need to share a table.
Taiyuan Noodle Restaurant
Taiyuan Noodle Restaurant gathers the essence of noodle dishes from the entire province, using various techniques such as slicing, pulling, and rolling to create delicious noodles. Among them, the knife-cut noodles and shredded pork noodles with various toppings offer a unique taste.
Liuweizhai
Liuweizhai is a time-honored Chinese brand founded in the Qing Dynasty. Its marinated meat is a traditional Chinese food, famous in Shanxi Province, characterized by being fatty but not greasy, lean but not dry, and delicious in taste. Additionally, it offers other flavorful snacks such as lamb skewers and meatball soup.
Qu Lihong Chuanchuan
A popular spicy hotpot restaurant that combines the Sichuan and Chongqing base with the northern specialty sesame sauce.
