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Chengdu Food Adventure: Sichuan Spice & Bizarre Street Eats

CRAZY Chengdu Food Adventure! Do You Dare? 🇨🇳

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CRAZY Chengdu Food Adventure! Do You Dare? 🇨🇳

CRAZY Chengdu Food Adventure! Do You Dare? 🇨🇳. This was filmed by On Tour With Dridgers #OTWD. Watch the full journey and explore the filming details and destinations on this page.

Brace yourself for the WILDEST food journey in Chengdu, China! From fiery Sichuan spice to bizarre street food you’ve NEVER seen before, this is NOT your average food tour. Join us as we dive into Chengdu’s legendary food scene, where every bite is an adventure and every dish tells a story. Will we survive the spiciest challenge of our lives? Can we handle the most UNIQUE (and weird) foods Chengdu has to offer? Featuring: INSANE street food you won’t believe exists, the ultimate Sichuan hotpot experience, Chengdu’s hidden food gems only locals know about, and our hilarious reactions to China’s craziest dishes!

--- On Tour With Dridgers #OTWD
February 13, 2025, Winter in China

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On Tour With Dridgers, also known as #OTWD, spend a rainy day tasting food in Chengdu. They start at People’s Park, where vendors sell breakfast dishes, then try panda-shaped rice flour balls with black sesame, dandan noodles and sweet and savory Chinese pancakes. They notice that drinks are self-serve and customers pay for empty bottles. Later they try plain and marinated rabbit head before visiting a night market for filled hash browns, a bacon-wrapped snack and buns cooked in banana leaves.

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CRAZY Chengdu Food Adventure! Do You Dare? 🇨🇳

Breakfast and Chengdu street food

On Tour With Dridgers, a travel couple from the UK, explore Chengdu in rainy weather. They go to People’s Park, where vendors serve breakfast and some wear elaborate costumes. The local tourist bureau recommends panda-shaped rice flour balls filled with black sesame. The couple expect a sweet flavor but find the filling savory and peanut-like. They later order dandan noodles, which are less spicy and sweeter than expected, and try two kinds of Chinese pancake. A sweet pancake with marshmallow filling is their favorite, while the savory version with pickled vegetables divides their opinion. At the restaurant, drinks are self-serve and the bill is based on empty bottles, a custom they notice during the meal.

Rabbit head and a night market

The couple buy plain and marinated rabbit head. The marinated version has a spicy coating with nuts and chilies; its strong seasoning partly masks the meat’s flavor. They are initially hesitant but describe the tasting as a memorable experience, noting that there is not much meat. Their day ends at an old night market, where they sample sweet potato-filled hash browns, a bacon-wrapped snack with kimchi and cheese, and buns cooked in banana leaves. The hash browns have spiced pickled vegetables inside and a crisp outside with a soft center. They rate the sweet bun more highly than the savory one. Their food tour covers breakfast stalls, restaurant dishes, a local drinking custom, rabbit head and market snacks.

Their reactions change from dish to dish. The rice-flour balls look like pandas, but the filling is black sesame and tastes savory and peanut-like rather than sweet. The dandan noodles are milder and sweeter than the couple expected, and the two pancake fillings lead to different opinions: marshmallow in the sweet one and pickled vegetables in the savory one. When drinks are self-serve, the restaurant charges for the bottles left empty, which the couple find unusual. The plain rabbit head tastes somewhat like duck to them, while the marinated one’s nuts and chilies make it spicier. At the night market, the sweet-potato hash browns stand out for their crunchy shell and soft middle. A bacon-wrapped snack combines kimchi and cheese, and the couple compare sweet and savory buns cooked in banana leaves. They end by noticing a burger place they may try on another day.

FAQs (From the traveler's perspective)

Q: What was the most memorable food?
A: The sweet potato hash browns from the night market were a favorite. The couple liked their crisp outside, soft inside and filling of spiced pickled vegetables.
Q: What was the spiciest thing you ate?
A: The marinated rabbit head was spicy, with a coating that included nuts and chilies. The couple still liked the flavor, although the strong seasoning partly covered the taste of the meat.
Q: What is your opinion on the rabbit head?
A: It was a distinctive tasting experience. The meat itself was surprisingly tasty, but there was not much of it, and the marinated version had a strong spicy coating.
Q: What surprised you most about the food in Chengdu?
A: The couple were struck by the variety of dishes and how much they enjoyed trying them. Their stops included panda-shaped rice balls, dandan noodles, two kinds of pancakes, rabbit head and market snacks.
Q: What is your tip for navigating Chengdu’s food scene?
A: Use a translation app and do not be afraid to point or use gestures when ordering. The couple use these methods while speaking with vendors and trying new foods.

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Attractions in this video: People's Park