Xiamen旅行予算ガイド

A Xiamen snack house founded in 1945, famed for its peanut soup and recognized as a China Time-honored Brand.

A Xiamen food brand rooted in an old Gulangyu cannery, known for its canned goods and sauces, named a China Time-honored Brand in 2024.

A long-standing Xiamen restaurant brand known for traditional dim sum and snacks, retained as a China Time-honored Brand.

A decades-old Xiamen snack house (today often called Jiawei Zaitian) gathering the city's traditional snacks under one roof; a celebrated local name rather than a national registry brand.

Xiamen's signature noodle dish: oil noodles in a rich broth built from Southeast Asian satay paste, topped with seafood and sides.

A Minnan specialty of small oysters bound in sweet-potato starch and egg, pan-fried into a crisp-edged, tender cake.

A silky, thickened soup of ultra-fine wheat vermicelli common across Xiamen and Quanzhou, eaten for breakfast or supper.

A Minnan-only chilled delicacy of coastal sandworms simmered until their gelatin sets into a clear, cool jelly.

A heritage Xiamen pastry with flaky layers around mung-bean or savory fillings, sweet or salty—a classic local gift.

A Minnan-dialect opera grown from Minnan ballads, born in Taiwan and spread to Xiamen—the only opera nurtured across the strait—and a national-level ICH.

A Xiamen handicraft that coils fine lacquer threads into raised relief patterns—exquisite and gilded—and a national-level ICH.

A Xiamen Mid-Autumn custom of rolling dice for mooncake prizes, rooted in Ming-Qing Xiamen Island—festive and communal—and a national-level ICH.

Children's rhymes created and sung in the Minnan dialect, carrying local speech and custom—declared by Xiamen and a national-level ICH.

An ancient, elegant Minnan music hailed as a living fossil of Chinese music; Xiamen is one of its national ICH declarants.