Hui Min Street Review

Remember not to eat because there are too many eating options here, the more lively the night, especially if you can eat a lot of delicious snacks, the taste is quite good, of course, there are some cost-effective will be lower.

Huimin Street is located in the core area of Xi'an Ancient City. It is a food street that cannot be missed by visiting the local area. It is lively and bustling, and there are many merchants along the street. It provides tourists with a variety of local specialties, pure taste and moderate consumption.

On the first day of traveling to Xi'an, I went to the famous Xi'an Huimin Street near the hotel for food. I felt a surge of people when I first arrived at the street. Many tour groups and free-travel tourists came here. There are many large and small meat sandwich shops and Hui people snack bars in the street. The streets are filled with the unique Hui people flavors such as lamb and cumin spices.

There are many signs on Huimin Street that are "Laomijia Mutton Bubble" and "Lao Sunjia Mutton Bubble". It can be seen that the commercial effect of the famous store is, but the most authentic one has been changed early, and there has never been a branch, which is the last "Laomijia heavy rain bubble"!

Bingbing noodles are good and delicious, the road is dirty and messy, electric cars, electric three-wheels running around, Sun's family is not only not delicious, but also very fake, I looked at him in front, he took a look, waiting for a lot of people in line. The cockroaches of Ma Naiqi's family are difficult to eat, but the beef noodles are delicious, the service attitude is very poor, the boss is very bad

Bypassing the Drum Tower, you can taste a strong smell of meat and spicy mix and match. When you look up, a lively street appears in front of you. When you walk in, you are completely messed up. I don’t know what you want to eat. It’s really a holy place for food! Meat clippings, cold skin, hot big salmon, delicious and not expensive, snack shops make food into art! It's eye-catching there!

I came to Xi'an on the first day today and ate all the way with my husband in Huimin Street. I like to eat spicy and sour, and I feel like I'm really in the right place. As soon as I entered Huimin Street, I first had a glass of pomegranate juice, sour and refreshing, and I came to a good portion of sour hawthorn, appetizer, and then the familiar biangbiang noodles, although we also sell them in our hometown. I feel a bit hard. The oil-splashed biangbiang noodles are quite delicious, but a bit expensive.