Taiyuan is most famous for cooked wheat food. There are large varieties of such food and they feature a long history and consist of varied cooking methods. Jiao Tou Cai Ma Kao Jiu, on the food area of Fudong Street in Taiyuan, is a good destination for tasting various snacks of the city. The several-hundred-meter long street is lined with quaint buildings on both sides, hosting restaurants inns, dumpling restaurants, rice noodle stores and stores selling burned plum. In Xiao Chi Lin on Mishi Street, there are various hot and steaming porridges and snacks like Chinese hamburgers neatly placed in willow baskets, which make the tourists’ mouths water! In the morning, you can taste the most authentic “Tou Nao” at the Qingheyuan Restaurant in Qiaotou Street.