The next big thing in Suzhou is here!

Curious about the Shuangta Market? Come and check it out! The Shuangta Market is a newly renovated fresh market with a variety of Suzhou snacks, pastries, fruits and vegetables, and creative handicrafts. The second phase of the Shuangta Market is more artsy, with coffee shops, milk tea, Suzhou-style noodles, and snacks on the first floor, and a small market with a balcony overlooking the Shuangta on the second floor. Address: 1/F, No. 2 Shijiang Lane, Suzhou Subway: Exit 1, Lindun Road Station, Line 1 Driving: Navigate to Shuangta Market Parking: CNY 6/hr Tickets: Free Opening hours: 6:00–19:30 Must-try food: 1. Da Niang Niang This popular store's signature taro mochi balls are soft and chewy with a rich taro flavor and moderate sweetness. The rice wine balls are also worth a try. 2. Yu Yongsheng Shengjian The crispy skin and juicy filling make these shengjian a great value! The paper-thin shumai are also a highlight, with a thin skin and sticky, savory filling. 3. Laokeman Egg Pancakes These egg pancakes with pork tenderloin are crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. Pair them with a bowl of tofu pudding for a perfect meal! Be prepared to wait in line during peak hours. 4. Qingnian Chun Biluochun Milk Tea This authentic Biluochun milk tea is only available in Suzhou and has a strong tea flavor. 5. Tangyifang Suzhou-style pastries such as begonia cakes and plum blossom cakes are freshly made and sold with a crispy crust and sweet filling. 6. Tangpan Drunken Shrimp The shrimp are large and fresh, with a sweet aftertaste. The hairy crabs are also delicious, with a rich filling. Tips: 1. Visit early in the morning to avoid the crowds and enjoy breakfast and lunch. 2. Explore the ancient street outside the market to experience the local culture. 3. In addition to food, the market also has coffee shops, bars, and creative stalls. 4. The stalls are independent, but the seating is shared, and the aisles are narrow.