中國重慶傳統集市｜川渝街頭美食，爆炒肥腸、三角粑、牛雜湯

Welcome to Chongqing, China! Today, we’re taking you to an open-air market in the Sichuan-Chongqing region—a place brimming with the vibrant, bustling atmosphere of everyday life—so you can experience firsthand how the locals shop and socialize. Here, you’ll find everything from freshly cooked Chongqing specialties to traditional snacks that have been enjoyed for generations. From spicy, savory stir-fried pork intestines to triangular rice cakes that are crispy on the outside and soft on the inside; from steaming bowls of beef offal soup to sweet, chewy fried dough balls coated in sugar—every flavor showcases the unique culinary culture of the region. In the early morning market, vendors are hard at work and residents are busy selecting ingredients. The sounds of sizzling oil, clattering woks, and the chatter of the crowd come together to create an authentic snapshot of life in a Chinese town market. In this video, we explore the Chongqing market to see what the locals buy and eat every day, and to discover the preparation processes behind these traditional delicacies. [Video Timeline] 00:00 Exploring an open-air market in Chongqing 01:03 Stir-fried pork intestines | 116 RMB/kg 02:56 Traditional Sichuan-Chongqing snack: Triangle-shaped griddle cake | 2 RMB/piece 05:07 Market-style tofu pudding (Douhua) | 3 RMB/portion 05:45 Freshly fried pork | 50 RMB/kg 07:41 Traditional braised goose | 26 RMB/kg 09:28 Handmade corn cakes | 20 RMB/kg 11:06 Yam cakes | 1 RMB/piece 13:53 Beef offal soup | 13 RMB/bowl 15:11 "Wasp-honey" plums | 6.7 RMB/kg 16:02 Cold chicken with Sichuan peppercorn sauce | 76 RMB/kg 19:01 Sugar-coated fried dough balls (Tangyou Guozi) | Classic Sichuan-Chongqing sweet treat 23:01 Freshly fried large chicken pieces | 30 RMB/kg 24:12 Market durian | 20 RMB/kg 26:09 Fragrant rice cakes | 12 RMB/kg 29:07 Tasting the "Wasp-honey" plums again If you enjoy Chinese markets, street food, and authentic rural life, please subscribe to the channel and join me in exploring traditional markets across China. #ChongqingFood #ChongqingMarket #SichuanChongqingCuisine #ChineseMarket #ChineseStreetFood #ChinaTravel