Jian Dui (煎堆)
Jian Dui (煎堆) is one of the awesome traditional desserts that people in Haikou serve to their gu
"Nian Gao" (rice cakes)
During the Chinese New Year in Haikou, Hainan, it's a tradition to make and eat "Nian Gao" (rice
Claypot Yi Mein
For two dollars, you can eat a bowl of authentic claypot Yi noodles (Yi Mein) in Haikou!
Handmade Jishiteng
In Haikou, there is a delicious traditional snack - handmade Jishiteng (also known as Chinese Fe
Lao Ba Cha
Laobacha (老爸茶) is a vernacular food culture in Haikou City, Hainan Province.
Zhai Cai Bao
In Haikou, eating Zhai Cai Bao斋菜煲 is a must on the first day of Chinese New Year.
Fried seafood in Haikou
As coastal areas boast abundant aquatic resources, fried seafood is usually seen on the bustling
Aged Salt Lemonade
Perfect to be served chilled and enjoyed with nice company on a summer evening, the‘Aged Salt Lemonade’ is a rising start amongst Haikou's most popular drinks.
Hainan Noodles
If the island of Hainan had a defining flavour and dish, it would surely be a big bowl of noodles.
Lingshui Sour Noodles
Delicious and with history to reveal, the noodles have been part of many a celebration in Hainan.
Hou’an Rice Noodles
As a soup, Hou’an Rice Noodles is the perfect appetiser to get your day off to a great start.