Qing'an Tofu Street

Qing'an Street in Qing'an Village is an old, T-shaped street, lined with grocery stores, snack shops, noodle stalls, and restaurants. Many establishments specialize in handmade tofu, earning it the name "Tofu Street." Because the Xishui Stream and Wenshui Stream converge and flow through here, it is also known as Xishuikeng Old Street. When you come to the famous Tofu Street, you must try the handmade tofu here. Whether pan-fried, deep-fried, stir-fried, or in soup; no matter what flavor you prefer, Qing'an Tofu Street can satisfy you! At a glance, the flagstone street may not be long, but the tofu dishes on offer are dazzlingly diverse. From common crispy fried tofu, cold mixed tofu, and vegetable tofu soup, to rarer medicinal stewed tofu and tofu meatballs, etc. Pan-fried, deep-fried, stir-fried, or in soup, there's everything you could wish for, making one's mouth water and appetite stir! No matter what flavor they prefer, all tofu connoisseurs who come here will feel like they've met their match too late due to the deliciousness before them. After a satisfying meal, take a leisurely stroll. With rustic wooden signs hanging high and flagstone paths underfoot, the unique blend of traditional craftsmanship and Taiwanese settlement culture imbues the area with an ancient charm. However, with a little attention, you'll find that each shop employs clever ideas just to showcase its unique character! From the eye-catching "Aiya Tofu Shop" and the small grocery store "Story of Time" that counts the passing moments, to the "Stay for Me" sign next door, imbued with a strong sense of parting, it brings a knowing smile. These cleverly conceived signs add another layer of charm to the delightful Tofu Street.