The emerging snacks, namely Yuyuan Restaurant, are basically Sichuan dishes, and the environment is OK, except for the slow ordering and the slow serving.
The total solar eclipse in Nanjie and 7+7 in Taowu Road are both chain fast food, which is the kind that you eat first and then pay. There are no specialties! When you order and sit down for a big meal, an ignorant waiter will stand next to you and count your dishes. Moreover, the waiters in South Street are of poor quality and attitude. It is strongly recommended that you do not patronize.
Jin Shifu Wonton Wonton, Doctor Wonton, Xuetian has a boiled fish, which tastes authentic.
There is a small shop on the workers and peasants road called Shuimaitang, which specializes in porridge, including turtles, bullfrogs, crabs, snakeheads, eels and so on. Very delicious, delicious and sticky, with endless aftertaste. Although the shop is small, it is warm and elegant, and the service is thoughtful, so it is worth visiting.
People's Road, opposite the Old Hualian Department Store, there is a desktop hot pot, each with a small pot. It's hygienic and the bottom of the pot tastes good. And free drinks.
There is a Tianfu griddle king at the intersection of Nanda Medical College Road. Its griddle bullfrog is very famous. All the guests want some, and other dry pots are good. There is also a Lanzhou Ramen Restaurant next door, which is very authentic.
Diners like to go to Shanghai on Qingnian Road in the evening, or to people in Shanghai, as well as the Blue Village on Jiaoyu Road, the Little Princess on South Street and the Harbin Restaurant on Qingnian Road. These places have their own characteristics, and the overall feature is that they are expensive. They probably don't meet the requirements of "snacks", so I won't go into details.