A one-day food itinerary in Cuixiang subdistrict of Zhuhai, South China's Guangdong province, presents a full spectrum of local dining experiences, including specialty coffee, time-honored eateries, traditional snacks and a bustling night food street.

A CCTV worker films a street food vendor. [Photo/WeChat account: zhxiangzhou]

The area along Xianghua Road and Xianghai Road, home to more than 10 community coffee shops and bakeries, offers a relaxed start to the day with freshly roasted coffee and soft pastries.

Fluffy. [Photo/WeChat account: zhxiangzhou]

For lunch, numerous long-established restaurants serve Cantonese, Sichuan and Northeastern Chinese cuisines, embodying the authentic tastes of Zhuhai.

Sichuan cuisine, Spicy Chicken. [Photo/WeChat account: zhxiangzhou]

Chinese Xiaolongbao. [Photo/WeChat account: zhxiangzhou]

In the afternoon, visitors can explore classic local snacks in old neighborhoods such as Shanchang Village and Yanhe Road, where vendors preserve traditional cooking techniques.

Mingzaiji Restaurant. [Photo/WeChat account: zhxiangzhou]

As night falls, the iconic 888 Food Street, featured in CCTV's documentary Nightless Nights, buzzes with open-air food stalls, serving hearty meals at a signature local nightlife spot.

Impression of Chaoshan. [Photo/WeChat account: zhxiangzhou]

Cuixiang subdistrict also boasts parks, art museums and commercial districts, providing endless recreational options for visitors.

Local Chronicles Museum. [Photo/WeChat account: zhxiangzhou]

Xiangshan Yizhan (an open space for relaxation). [Photo/WeChat account: zhxiangzhou]