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Spending $14 on Street Food in China?! (I tried some wild things!)
Chongqing Street Food Market Tour: 100 Yuan Budget Eats and
I visited a street food market in Chongqing, China, and this is all the food I got for $14(100 Yuan). Everything I tried shocked me. China has some very unique street food, from black tofu to cheesy durian, so interesting!
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I visited a street food market in Chongqing, China, and this is all the food I got for 100 yuan. Everything I tried shocked me. China has some very unique street food, from black tofu to cheesy durian, so interesting!
Petrena Schell takes us on a vivid bite-sized tour through a bustling street food market in Chongqing, China, where budget dining becomes an adventure. She shows how far 100 yuan (about 14 dollars) can stretch into a surprising spread of local specialties, from familiar favorites to boldly unusual treats. The street food scene in Chongqing comes alive with sizzling grills, fragrant spices, and a playful atmosphere as Petrena samples items that push the boundaries of comfort and curiosity alike. Each bite carries a sense of place, revealing not only flavors but the culture of risk-taking that characterizes street eats in this energetic city. Her enthusiasm is infectious as she navigates the stalls, shares honest reactions, and highlights the quirky and memorable aspects of Chinese street cuisine, inviting viewers to see food as an approachable, affordable gateway to travel in China.
I visited a street food market in Chongqing, China, and this is all the food I got for 100 yuan. Everything I tried shocked me. China has some very unique street food, from black tofu to cheesy durian, so interesting!
In this food adventure, Petrena Schell and her local friend Scoffield set out to spend 100 yuan (about $14) at the lively Baya Food Street in Chongqing, China, with the goal of trying as many unique street foods as possible. <br>They kick off with **green onion wrapped in pig intestine** (38 yuan), which Petrena rates a 5 out of 10 due to the strong intestine flavor, while Scoffield gives it an 8. Next, the cheese durian comes as a huge surprise—neither stinky nor overwhelming. Petrena and Scoffield both give this a 10 out of 10, calling it “MVP of the night.” <br>The crispy fried potatoes get a 7 from Petrena and a 6 from Scoffield, who finds them too hot. The notorious **black tofu** proves a dramatic low point. Petrena can barely swallow it and gives it a 0 out of 10, while Scoffield scores it a modest 4. For their last 7 yuan, they grab a plain soy cake for 6 yuan, spending 99 yuan total. Both rate it a 6 out of 10. The adventure leaves Petrena grateful for having a local friend to guide her through the authentic and surprising eats of Chongqing.
In this food adventure, traveler Petrena Schell and her local friend Scoffield hit the vibrant Baya Food Street in Chongqing, China, on a mission to see just how much street food they could buy with 100 yuan (around $14). From the first bite of green onion wrapped in pig intestine to the surprisingly delicious cheese durian, every dish brought a new shock. The black tofu was a hilarious, unforgettable fail, while humble soy cake ended the feast on a sweet note. It's a wild, real, and mouthwatering ride through Chongqing's night market culture.
Traveler Petrena Schell spends $14 on wild street food in Chongqing, China, sampling everything from cheese durian to black tofu with hilarious, flavorful and c
Chongqing Street Food Challenge $14 for 5 Dishes at Night Market
0:01 Visit lively street food markets like Baya Food Street in Chongqing, where you can find a huge variety of local snacks from meat skewers to sweet treats.
1:14 Don't be afraid to try adventurous local favorites like green onion wrapped in pig intestine; it's a popular dish and worth the 38 yuan for a small portion.
4:12 Durian in Chongqing is often cooked and smothered in cheese, making it much milder and more approachable than the raw fruit. A must-try for newcomers!
9:18 Black tofu is a polarizing snack with a strong, pungent flavor. If you're a curious foodie, try a tiny portion first before committing.
12:32 When your budget is tight (e.g., 7 yuan), look for small desserts or soy cakes at market stalls to end your meal on a sweet note without spending much.
0:01 Visit lively street food markets like Baya Food Street in Chongqing, where you can find a huge variety of local snacks from meat skewers to sweet treats.
1:14 Don't be afraid to try adventurous local favorites like green onion wrapped in pig intestine; it's a popular dish and worth the 38 yuan for a small portion.
4:12 Durian in Chongqing is often cooked and smothered in cheese, making it much milder and more approachable than the raw fruit. A must-try for newcomers!
9:18 Black tofu is a polarizing snack with a strong, pungent flavor. If you're a curious foodie, try a tiny portion first before committing.
12:32 When your budget is tight (e.g., 7 yuan), look for small desserts or soy cakes at market stalls to end your meal on a sweet note without spending much.
0:01 Starting the street food challenge
1:14 First dish green onion pig intestine
2:40 Tasting the intestine
4:12 Trying cheese durian
6:38 Crispy fried potatoes
9:18 Black tofu reaction
12:32 Shopping with 7 yuan left
13:01 Soy cake final bite
0:01 Starting the street food challenge
1:14 First dish green onion pig intestine
2:40 Tasting the intestine
4:12 Trying cheese durian
6:38 Crispy fried potatoes
9:18 Black tofu reaction
12:32 Shopping with 7 yuan left
13:01 Soy cake final bite
street foodstreet food chinachinachina travelchongqingpetrena schellchongqing chinachina travel vlogchina vlogchinese street foodunique street foodtrying street foodtravel vlogsolo female travelsolo female travel vloggerfoodieWhat was the most surprising dish you tried on Baya Food Street?
The cheese durian! I thought it would be super stinky, but because it was baked with cheese, it was actually mild and delicious. We both gave it a 10 out of 10.
Which dish did you hate the most?
Hands down the black tofu. It tasted like rotten pig skin to me. I gave it a 0, but my local friend Scoffield gave it a 4 out of 10.
How much money did you spend total?
We spent 99 yuan out of 100, so we almost used up everything. We got five different dishes in total.
Did you need a local friend to help you order?
Yes! My friend Scoffield was super helpful. He knew which stands had the best food and could explain what everything was.
