Have you ever experienced more than 20 kinds of special foods that you can taste in a single visit to the market? On the afternoon of June 29th, a "must-eat list market" was held in Metro City, Xuhui District. Outdoors, you can experience Jiugongge hot pot, and even local specialties that you have never heard of, bringing delicious food to the tip of your tongue in the hot summer.
As soon as you enter the market, you can hear the sizzling of oil pans on the stalls, and the smell of food fills the air. Lamb skewers, hot pot, red oil skewers and other delicacies are gathered, making people dizzy.
"I was fascinated by the food that I had never tried before, especially the sour horn lengcui and rose roasted milk fan from Yunnan, which tasted both blueberry freshness and unknown novelty." "The market is rich in content and the atmosphere is very lively, and this kind of event is very pleasant." Citizens who came to experience it shared.
The "Must Eat List Market" invited 22 restaurants on Dianping's "Shanghai Must Eat List", covering different types of Chongqing hot pot, Xinjiang cuisine, Northeast cuisine, Yunnan cuisine, Western cuisine, etc., to meet the needs of consumers of all ages. The participating merchants all came up with their own unique and hidden menus.
Tutu, the person in charge of Hongjie's old hot pot brand, told reporters: "Although hot pot is a food to eat in the store, we have made it more market-oriented this time, bringing authentic Chongqing hot pot here, with intangible cultural heritage base materials as the core, so that consumers can also taste the most authentic Chongqing taste in Shanghai." Seoul barbecue, which has been on the "must-eat list" for two consecutive years, brought special Korean-style spicy chicken feet and chicken rice to the market. Yu Dongfeng, the person in charge of the market, said: "This is the first time to participate in this kind of market, and I can get in touch with everyone up close and interact better with customers. ”
The "Must-Eat Market" not only allows citizens to taste the delicious food with local characteristics and fireworks in a neighborhood market, but also provides opportunities for high-quality merchants to display special foods and exchange and share.
There are also special cultural tourism booths and a cappella flash mob performance, bringing both auditory and visual enjoyment to the public. The "Must-Eat Market" does not require tickets and is open from 4 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., and the event will last until July 1.
Reporter: Cao Xiangyu, Kang Jiahui, Lu Haijie
Editor: Chen Haixiao
Proofreading: Geng Jieyu