Xi'an Hui Min Street is a famous food culture town in Xi'an and a snack street district. The street is located in the northern courtyard, which was the site of the Qing Dynasty government office. It got its name because it was located north of the Drum Tower, where the Shaanxi Provincial Governor's Office was situated. In the late 1990s, some Hui people rented houses on this street to run restaurants, and Lianhu District subsequently transformed it into a food street. The northern courtyard gate thus became known as Hui Min Street.
Shan Shi San
The main product of Shan Shi San, 'Bingluo', originated in the Tang and Song dynasties and is the earliest ice cream in China.
An old shop that has been open for more than 20 years with a very good reputation. The shop is not big and is always crowded. Most of the time, you have to share a table with others to eat here. The main dish is crispy pork with rice. You can order local Xi'an soda or homemade sour plum soup as a drink.
Yizhen Building
Yizhen Building is located at the east entrance of Dapiyuan, boasting a prime location and a refined environment. It attracts a continuous flow of customers from morning till night. Early in the morning, many people rush to have the first soup.
Lao Mi's Paomo
Old brand of lamb paomo!
Jia San Soup Dumplings
Jia San Soup Dumplings is the most famous snack shop on Huimin Street, specializing in various soup dumplings and soup dumplings. It also offers other beef and lamb dishes, such as lamb offal soup and roasted lamb ribs.
