I'm back from China trip about 2 months already, took so many pictures, but till now i have yet to finish post it..Next time, i will try to post my vacation pictures during weekend if time is allow me to do so..or i think next time i better don't take any pictures during a trip...
Earlier i have few posts on Shanghai trip, actually i first go to Xiamen then only transfer to Shanghai.
Xiamen is a small island and very similar to Penang here..
Not many places to visit, the local people told us to drop by Zhongshan Road for shopping and foods hunting..
We tried this peanut soup as we thougth a lot of peoples buying so the foods must be nice.
The peanut soup taste just ok, nothing to shout out and very normal only...i must try to cook this at home one day..
You can see all kind of foods selling here..
I only tried this stall, some kind of pan cake with egg, meat and spring onions, taste just ok.
A lot of shops selling sourvenir and all kind of traditional candies, cookies and etc..
This road is very busy with a lot of tourists and local peoples..
Maybe you will curious why i visit to Xiamen not other famous places in China, actually i followed my husband who went there for work, i just 'tumpang" only...^^
Sonia, those food looks darn good. I bet you won't missed a single thing there. :o)
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend!
Kristy
I like little snack like this too! Feel just like chinese version of pasar malam. Don't need to rush through your pictures from China holiday... I can wait for each post to come =) Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteThat's a good tumpang. Wish my husband would travel more so I can tumpang as well. Looks like a lot to eat! And I'll bet they scalp the tourists too :(
ReplyDeleteSuch a long line outside the peanut soup shop. I have never tried it, now I am curious
ReplyDeleteDid you try the prawn fritters ? It looks interesting :)
ReplyDeleteLove the pictures! We are planning to visit China within the next to years so I'm going to love your posts. My husband has been to Beijing a couple times for work, but I haven't been able to go with him yet. The food definitely looks amazing, even if it only tasted ok. :)
ReplyDeleteThose street side food looks interesting.
ReplyDeleteSonia, I love to see the pile of prawn fritters. Looks nice. I lost my camera in Xiemen (7yrs ago) I lost all my photos taken in Xiamen . cry!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your pictures with us. The eating places are always so vibrant and full of people in Asia.
ReplyDeleteI have to admit, I was pleasantly surprised when I saw these pictures, seeing that China was really clean and organized. That first image was just amazing. The stacked dim sum and fried treats are so enticing. And wow, the selection of skewers is such a huge variety! Sure beats New York hot dog stands. Even octopus and noodles. And the final picture looks like someplace in Europe or America. Amazing how much China has developed. I would like to visit this place, although I've actually never heard of the place, so I have no idea what region it is in. Great pictures; you make China look so great! I am quite envious.
ReplyDeleteWag, lucky you, can tumpang...
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I keep looking at the photo of the giant prawn crackers! Some of the food looks similar to Malaysia, huh?
ReplyDeleteWhen your hubby coming SG again, hehe...
ReplyDeleteat times people there have different taste buds compared to us here. Is the peanut soup savoury or sweet?
ReplyDeleteooh, thanks so much for taking me along for the trip. (of course, you've made me hungry for some Asian cuisine though it's only 9 o'clock in the morn here in western Kentucky!) what great pics--thanks soo much for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteWow, so much goodies. Xiamen, is it the 'kampong' for Hokkien people?
ReplyDeleteWah Xiamen changed so much. My grandma kampung is from Xiamen. 18 years back I bring my grandma back to Xiamen, wah so damn kampung. Must make a trip back there againa and visit my cousins in Xiamen.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing Sonia! The street food reminded me a little bit of Taiwan. :-)
ReplyDeleteDon't stop taking photos on your next vacation, it will be such a waste!
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