Tianjin Nanshi Food Street

　　Introducing one of the Ten Scenic Spots of Tianjin, named “Drunken Moon over Twin Cities.” Located in the old city area of Tianjin, it has over 100 shops, gathering famous delicacies from all over China. Situated in the bustling old commercial center of Nanshi, this area not only features rare delicacies and local snacks from across the country, but also boasts uniquely designed architecture rich in ethnic characteristics. The entire food street resembles a palace, giving off an ancient and solemn atmosphere. It is currently the largest market in China primarily focused on selling specialty and famous foods. Here you can find flavors from all over China — authentic Sichuan, Shandong, Cantonese, Hunan, Jiangsu, and Zhejiang cuisine; halal snacks that are sweet, salty, dry, or soupy; Western-style and fast food from Italy and Russia; as well as rustic mountain game, seasonal seafood, countryside home-cooked meals, and imitation imperial dishes. There’s even the “Xianheng Tavern” described by Lu Xun — a great spot to drink and reminisce. There’s also the “Sanmao Restaurant,” built especially for children’s birthday celebrations. As a unique attraction in Tianjin, Nanshi Food Street continues to attract more and more domestic and international visitors with its distinctive charm.