Ask a QuestionLocated in the heart of Xi’an's old city, the Muslim Quarter is the most iconic food street in the city. It’s famous for its deep-rooted Hui (Muslim) culinary culture and offers nearly 300 types of traditional snacks. Signature foods include Roujiamo (Chinese burger), Yangrou Paomo (bread soaked in lamb soup), Sesame noodles, Lamb skewers, Fentang Yangxue (spicy lamb blood soup), Jinggao (sweet rice cake), and Hulatang (spicy meatball soup). It’s a great place to try halal Xi’an specialties.
Tucked in the Muslim Quarter area, Dapiyuan is a quieter yet equally delicious snack street with a local vibe. It’s home to small eateries and hidden gems serving Yangrou Paomo, Hulatang, Beef tail stew, Biangbiang noodles, Braised beef, and Homestyle stir-fried dishes.
Yongxingfang is a well-designed cultural food street showcasing Shaanxi’s intangible heritage dishes. Divided into Guanzhong, Southern Shaanxi, and Northern Shaanxi zones, it features specialties such as Zichang Pancakes, Hanyin Baked Bread, Suide Steamed Cakes, Bubble Oil Cake, and Braised Pork Elbow from Dali.
With over 600 years of history, Xiyangshi is one of the most historic snack streets in Xi’an. Located north of the Drum Tower, the street is packed with small eateries offering Soup dumplings, Spicy beef soup, Lamb dishes, Sticky rice cakes, and Sweet treats.
Located in the heart of the Hui ethnic neighborhood, Sajin Bridge Food Street is known for authentic and affordable local flavors. It’s popular for Beef soup, Egg and vegetable burgers, Grilled lamb, Persimmon pancakes, and Eight-treasure porridge.
Nestled along the city wall’s interior, Shuncheng Alley combines history, art, and cuisine. This area is filled with stylish cafés, bars, and restaurants serving dishes ranging from local hotpot to Japanese and Western fare.
Also known as "Foodie Paradise Dongxin Street," this is one of Xi’an’s liveliest night markets. You’ll find over 50 stalls offering everything from Guangdong-style hotpot, Spicy noodles, Grilled seafood, Dumplings, and Classic Shaanxi snacks.
This narrow alley is a mecca for noodle lovers. Located near South Gate, it’s full of old-style noodle shops offering Hand-torn noodles, Stick noodles, Spicy beef noodles, Soup with torn flatbread, and more.
Xiangman Hui is a bustling food alley rich in Hui Muslim culture. You’ll find a mix of Halal pastries, Lamb skewers, Steamed beef dumplings, Persimmon cakes, and Various sweet and savory snacks. The street is especially enchanting at night.
Located near the iconic Bell and Drum Towers, this area hosts several of Xi’an’s most famous old restaurants. It’s a must-visit for tasting the city’s culinary classics in a historic setting.
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