Winter Trip to Changsha at Pozi Street
Pozi Street, located in Tianxin District of Changsha City, is a famous food street. It stretches from Huangxing South Road in the east to Xiangjiang Avenue in the west, with a total length of 640 meters. It is renowned as one of China's four major snack streets, alongside Shanghai's City God Temple, Nanjing's Confucius Temple, and Suzhou's Guanqian Street.
Hunan cuisine has a long-standing history, and Pozi Street, as a hub for Changsha's local snacks, fully showcases the city's unique culinary style and regional flavors. Some of the signature dishes on Pozi Street include sour plum soup, Four Aunts' stinky tofu, sugar oil glutinous rice cakes, sticky rice dumplings, Xiangbin spring rolls, dragon fat pig blood, mung bean paste, soup noodles, rice noodles, pan-fried chicken oil eight-treasure rice, wontons, radish shredded cakes, sweet potato rice cakes, fried dough sticks, snail noodles, spicy crawfish, braised pork trotters, spicy hot pot, and more.
Additionally, there is the Fire Palace, a historic brand in Changsha. With its foundation in "Fire Temple Culture," the architecture is rich in traditional charm. Although locals typically don't dine here, the Fire Palace is a great choice for experiencing classic street snacks.