NanShi ShiPin Jie
NanShi ShiPin Jie
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Stefan777-400
Sydney, Australia75 contributions
Aug 2018 • Couples
Nice to see, and a good location if you want to buy some local food delicatessen. As a summary, its a food market with a roof.
Written August 14, 2018
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Your Travel Buddy SG
Singapore, Singapore32,179 contributions
Apr 2018 • Couples
We were brought to a hot pot restaurant here for lunch by our tour guide. First impression wasn't really good with the black stains on the hot pot. Next thing we saw the chef walking in and his apron and shirts were so dirty looking that we decided to skip this lunch altogether and ended up eating macdonalds right at the same alley.
There are other restaurants here selling seafood which looked pretty ok but we were afraid to try after our earlier encounter. Here in Tianjin, they are famous for their gou bu li bao zi, which literally translate to "the dog don't care dumpling". Of course since we were there, we need to try but found that it was not fantastic and the skin of the dumpling was pretty dry and hard!
They do sell some street food and typical Chinese snacks here like the dragon candy and stuff.
There are other restaurants here selling seafood which looked pretty ok but we were afraid to try after our earlier encounter. Here in Tianjin, they are famous for their gou bu li bao zi, which literally translate to "the dog don't care dumpling". Of course since we were there, we need to try but found that it was not fantastic and the skin of the dumpling was pretty dry and hard!
They do sell some street food and typical Chinese snacks here like the dragon candy and stuff.
Written April 2, 2018
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Creative Travel Guide
Tianjin, China9 contributions
Nov 2018 • Couples
An inside market but set up for tourists. You can try local snacks and a Jianbing - a traditional Tianjin breakfast.
Written January 1, 2019
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Steamfishbaby
Singapore, Singapore21 contributions
Dec 2014 • Couples
its very overrated and the food stalls there are all ready to chop tourists with overpriced local snacks. compare the prices before buying.
blog: http://everyday-im-travelling.blogspot.sg/2015/06/china-day-trip-to-tianjin.html
blog: http://everyday-im-travelling.blogspot.sg/2015/06/china-day-trip-to-tianjin.html
Written June 12, 2015
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iamface
Aberdeen, UK1,742 contributions
Mar 2018 • Friends
some local foods here that i never see that before. trying some taste ok but that is quite commercial & price also not so fair. good for visit & take some picture for special snack.
Written July 14, 2018
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ROCruiser
Claremont, CA4,569 contributions
Nov 2017 • Family
We were brought here for lunch by our guide at one of the restaurants inside this huge building. After lunch we wandered around and checked out all the vendors and stores selling many different food/snacks under one roof. You can get all the local specialties of Tianjin here to take home and probably a chance to sample some of those delicacies. It was fun and relaxing just going around this comfortable, clean, and colorful place whether you want to purchase or not.
Written January 10, 2018
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Robredo
GZ422 contributions
Jun 2017 • Solo
This street sells some local snacks, every shop claimed. itself had a history of more than 100 years but it seems no local people to buy anything here, so it's just a place for tourist.
Written June 8, 2017
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Nick C
21 contributions
Jun 2016
Not what it was back in the day. It is now a generic tourist spot. The food is mediocre. If you want authentic dishes there are many other places in the city that would be much better.
However it does look unique and a nice place for a tourist to see a large variety of speciality snacks and foods under one roof.
However it does look unique and a nice place for a tourist to see a large variety of speciality snacks and foods under one roof.
Written November 29, 2016
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Avesta
Singapore, Singapore657 contributions
Sep 2015 • Couples
First of all, although it is termed as a food street, in fact it is actually a 2 storey air-conditioned building. Inside, we could see the "street" filled with stalls selling all sorts of Chinese snacks. On the side of the streets are many Chinese restaurants and snack stores. There's also a MacDonald's fast food at one of the corner. Some of the famous Tianjin snacks sold here are the Gobuli Bun (狗不理包子), Fried Dough Twist 'Mahua' (麻花) and the Ear Hole Fried Cake 'Erduoyan Zhagao' (耳朵眼炸糕). We went to a restaurant and had Zhajiangmian (炸酱面). We actually wanted to order the Gobuli Bun as well, but it came with an minimum order of around 8-10 pieces. Thinking that it might be too much for 2 of us, we decided not to order the buns. Overall the food is ok and probably a bit pricey than elsewhere.
Written August 27, 2016
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FYL003
Chicago, IL1,050 contributions
May 2016 • Couples
Filled with food stalls selling local fried snacks and sweets. There are restaurants on the parameters. The street is actually an arcade and definitely not worth the time to make a special visit.
Written May 31, 2016
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