Muslim Street - China Travel

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Huimin Street is not just a street, but a collective name for many streets in the Muslim gathering area in the center of Xi'an. It is composed of Beiyuanmen, Beiguangji Street, Xiyangshi, Dapiyuan and other streets. This is the concentration of Xi'an snacks. As a Muslim area with a history of hundreds of years, you can still feel a strong Muslim atmosphere here.

Can eat almost all Xi'an snacks

Here is also known as "Huifang" and "Fangshang". Here you can eat almost all Xi'an snacks, including various kebabs, mutton steamed buns, steamed buns filled with soup, spicy sheep's feet, water basin mutton, sauerkraut fried rice, Cured beef and mutton, Liangpi, mutton cakes, etc. After eating and drinking here, you can also buy some snacks such as pastries, dried fruits, and candied fruit with local flavors, and take them home as souvenirs for relatives and friends.

strong muslim flavor

Huimin Street is an old Huimin neighborhood with a history of hundreds of years, filled with a strong atmosphere of Muslim culture. There are many mosques of different ages in the block, such as the Grand Mosque of Huajue Lane, the Small Mosque of Guangji Street, and the Mosque of Daxue Lane. There are about 20,000 Muslims living in the temple here, maintaining their original religious traditions and living habits.

Most tourists visit Huimin Street from the North Courtyard Gate of West Street, which is not far from Xi'an Drum Tower and Bell Tower.

opening hours

Open all year round

must see tips

1. The portions of snacks in most stores on Huimin Street are relatively large. It is recommended to choose small portions when ordering, so that you can eat more types of snacks.
2. This is a Muslim-inhabited area. Please respect Muslim customs and habits when visiting, such as: don’t bring roujiamo (pork stuffed) into Muslim restaurants, and don’t wear shorts and short skirts when you go to mosques.
3. During important holidays, the traffic here will increase sharply, crowds will fill every street and alley here, and every store needs to queue up to eat.

SUNNRY

This is a popular place, if it weren't for the current masks, it would be full of guests almost every day! There are all kinds of snacks that highlight the characteristics of Xi'an and the enthusiasm of the Northwest

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周光岩

Huimin Street is located at No. 1 West Street, Lianhu District, Xi'an City, Shaanxi Province. It is a famous local snack street in Xi'an.

苏叟

Huimin Street is a famous food street. Most of the shops and stalls on both sides of the street sell snacks, some sell beef and mutton, some sell barbecue, some sell sour plum soup, and some sell various pasta. You can see it every few steps. When I went to a steamed bun restaurant, I looked in through the wide open door, and there was a lot of fog inside. Sometimes, when you are bored, it is also a kind of enjoyment to go out and walk in Huimin Street, looking at the handsome men and women all over the street.

咖啡渣

Xi'an Huimin Street is a famous gourmet and cultural street in Xi'an. Huimin Street refers to the part of the Muslim residential area on West Street. In fact, there is not only one street. Entering from the Drum Tower Gate and going north to Xihuamen Street is the North Courtyard Gate.

无所畏惧的时光

Huimin Street is located near the Bell Tower in Xi'an, Shaanxi, adjacent to the Drum Tower. Xi'an Huimin Street is a very distinctive gourmet street. There are Jiasanguan soup dumplings, fried persimmon cakes, red willow mutton skewers, and various Shaanxi specialties in Xiyang City. There is also a very delicious Laomi Dayujia Paomo.

zhangfeifei

From the gate of the Drum Tower to the north, the first T-junction to the west to Damaishi Street is Xiyangshi Street and Miaohou Street. They are the streets with the most special snacks in Xi'an, and they are also must-see places when you come to Xi'an. It has a long history, thousands of years ago. Xi'an Muslim Street is one of the representatives of Xi'an customs.