Muslim Quarter

enjoyed the food.. very lively.. delicious food.. some shops have long lines probably due to delicious tasty food which they cook.. crowdy .. so a place to visit.. its nearby bell tower. street shops is also just parallel to it.. metro station is also just near to it

This area is always bustling with people and for good reason, the food at the Muslim Quarter really is so delicious! I couldn't get enough and visited every day while I was in Xi'an. Plus, there are a few other sites (the Drum Tower and Bell Tower) which are only a few minutes away.

I go there regularly and always enjoy people watching. if you can, allow time to go off the main street, the smaller shops in the side streets are more authentic and are cheaper. the further away from the tourist area you go, the more locals and the more interesting it is. be prepared to bargain, the more than likely will be other shops that sell the same thing. at the first shop you see it be prepared to walk away, the price they call out as you walk away is the genuine price. some shops have set prices. Home Of Helen, is a set price shop. Helen will write whatever you want in Chinese for you. she has a extensive array of scrolls to choose from. Also be prepared to try the local food. again, it is cheaper and better away from the main area of the Quarter.

So many places ans foodies out there! a must. especially if you are interested in the intersection of different cultures, perfectly integrated! go and get the ice cream (I am Italian!) and the yogurt... soooo good!

Bustling with lively sights and sounds, the Muslim Quarter features an endless variety delicious food—including mutton noodle soup, fresh yogurt, and everybody’s favorite, rojiamo, Chinese hamburger!