Come to Qingdao, and make sure to visit Dabao Island for a food tour!

If you ask me which district has been the hottest in Qingdao these past two years, it must be Dabao Island. Ever since its renovation, this place has been bustling every day. Not only does it feature various antique-style buildings, but food is also an essential part of the experience. Street after street of food vendors have gathered on Dabao Island, offering delicious treats that you just can't stop eating. Qingdao's traditional sugar-coated haws, which used to be available only during the Chinese New Year, can now be enjoyed anytime here. There are many flavors to choose from, including hawthorn, yam bean, fruit, and even unique seafood flavors, which are worth trying. Wuhan's hot dry noodles, Changsha's stinky tofu, beaten rice cake, triangle buns, traditional pickled stinky tofu, Guo Bao meat... There are really a variety of snacks, and the prices are generally around 10 yuan. In addition to snacks, there are also some home-style restaurants nearby, such as 1937 Qingdao Old Taste, Qingdao Xiaoguan, Liyuan Dongpo Restaurant, Wangji Laojie Home Cooking... The prices are reasonable, suitable for family gatherings.