Shanghai food guide

Today, I will reveal the gathering places of Shanghai's food and snacks. These food streets are the ones I have personally walked and tasted, and I will not let you down! 🌟

📍 Huanghe Road Food Street: Located near People's Square, this street is a culinary paradise! Don't miss the Xiao Yang Sheng Fried and Jiajia soup dumplings, these are the local signature food, bite down, the fresh juice everywhere, will definitely leave you with endless aftertaste! 🤤 🥟

📍 Changli Road: This snack street in Pudong is known for its dark cuisine. Be sure to try Changli First fried, Zhou Bin stinky tofu and King Pot stickers, which are literally layers of delicious mouth opener! At night, you can also visit the night market and experience the thick atmosphere of the market! 🌙 🍢

📍 Qibao Old Street: This food street in Minhang District really made my heart flutter! Here, all kinds of pickled food, square cakes, stinky tofu, tangyuan everything. My most recommended is Qibao Old Street Tangyuan, delicate taste, rich soup, really let me want to stop! 🤩 🍡

📍 Shouning Road: Crawfish and barbecue are the main dishes at Shouning Road, which attracts crowds of diners every year. Shanghai's hottest crayfish restaurants are Xiangba Island, Haoji and Changshou Noodle Restaurant. Although the price is not cheap, the delicious crayfish is definitely worth the money! 🦞 🔥

📍 Hongchon Road Korean Street: This snack street will take you to Korea! You can enjoy an authentic Korean barbecue or grab a beer and fried chicken for afternoon tea at Mango Six. Be warned though, it's very popular here, so it's best to plan ahead and get in line! 🇰🇷 🍗

🌟 To sum up, these food streets are the culinary treasures of Shanghai, each with its own special cuisine and definitely not to be missed! Remember to plan your time in advance to avoid crowded hours and enjoy the temptation to eat! 🍽 💕
I hope my recommendations will satisfy your taste buds, so go ahead and try these delicacies!