A food tour of Quincy Market

As a foodie, the places I travel to are inevitably filled with markets, night markets, and food streets. In Boston, the place not to be missed is the famous Quincy Market. When I arrived at Quincy Market with great anticipation, the food on the first floor was dazzling. All kinds of fancy desserts, local delicacies, Indian and South Asian flavored foods are available. I found that most of the customers in Quincy Market are tourists, and it is crowded when it comes to meal times. These foods are not only beautiful in appearance, suitable for taking pictures, but also affordable in price. We followed the crowd and ordered a lobster and clam chowder. The lobster tasted incredibly delicious, and the clam chowder was also very good. The BOSTONCHOWDA shop, which is a relatively old shop, is famous for making these two kinds of food. There are many people in Quincy Market during meal times, so if possible, it's best to go as early as possible. In addition, I also tasted the Maine lobster roll. The boiled lobster paired with egg yolk sauce, although the combination of this dish is simple, the taste is very delicious. In general, Quincy Market is a paradise for food. Whether it is locals or tourists, they can find their favorite food here. However, remember to go as early as possible during meal times, so as not to miss the food feast here.