I have lived in Qingdao for many years and am familiar with Taitung Pedestrian Street. I have passed by it many times and never had the chance to see its true appearance. Taking advantage of the company's reform and leadership change, I took a rare weekend break. In winter (January 6, 2018), I took the bus and subway early in the morning and came to the most prosperous Taitung Pedestrian Street in Qingdao with great interest. Pictured: Standing on the overpass elevator and taking a wide-angle picture.
Since the nearby subway station was under construction, I took the No. 304 bus and got off nearby. When I first saw it, it didn’t feel like a big square. Only after I got off the elevator, I saw an alley lined with neatly lined food carts. The beauties and handsome guys gathered on the street and it was bustling, so I realized that the snack street here was worthy of its name.
It's around 9 o'clock in the morning. Although it's not lunch time yet, there are people here eating and drinking here at all times. Small hot pot, milk tea, sushi, desserts, barbecue, pizza...all available. When you come to this street, just bring an empty stomach and a fat pocket, and you will be guaranteed to be satisfied!
For Taiwanese sausages, there is always a long queue here every lunch time. They all line up in a roundabout way. Sausages from across the Taiwan Strait are also 10 yuan each.
As a fourth-year-old editor, I walked in the bustling square and looked at the pairs of handsome guys and beauties on the streets. In addition to envy, I thought that I was past the age of eating snacks.
After wandering around, I found that most of the people who came to buy snacks were girls. Many of the desserts were in the shape of cute cartoon dolls. Girls’ favorites were filled with fillings such as red beans, durian, tuna, etc. taste. Judging from its popularity, you can tell that if it’s not delicious, no one will be there in the cold weather. Standing in line and freezing here, it seems that delicious food is the best way to “stick” people.
A variety of different ingredients can be added to these noodle-shaped snacks, and the price is not very expensive. I saw many girls queuing up to buy them. The young and handsome shop owner often made humorous "cold jokes", making the girls laugh out loud.
I often go to the morning market to take pictures of seafood. It was the first time I saw sea urchins and I could eat them like this. Sea urchin is an echinoderm that grows in the ocean. Its hemispherical shell is made of hard lime with spines. There are five small pieces of thick yellow porridge-like material in the body cavity wrapped by the shell, which is sea urchin yellow.
The picture shows: Two beauties are sharing various snacks on Taitung Pedestrian Street in winter.
The picture shows: On Taitung Pedestrian Street, a grilled sausage snack stall is crowded with customers coming to buy delicious food.
