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IT'S A STREET FOOD FIESTA!
In case you needed more reasons to embark on a new adventure, feast your way around the world’s best street eats with our Street Food Travel Guide!
Loosen your belts as we take you across the globe to the must visit street food markets from our favourite destinations. And if that leaves you hungry for more, explore even further with 7Across rental properties or through our global travel partners, such as Endless Vacation Rentals.
TASTE THE AMERICAS
Mexico is a foodie’s fiesta. Street food is a big part of the country’s culture for locals just as much as travellers. From tamales to chicharrónes, quesadillas and of course, tacos, you can find tasty temptations at almost every turn.
Peruvian street food is some of South America’s best. Food trucks, street carts and vendors line the streets of Peru at all times of day, where you can pick up a range of delicious and affordable eats on the go, including Butifarra (traditional sandwiches), tamales, and anticuchos – marinated grilled meats served on a stick.
Buenos Aires in Argentina boasts a street food scene centred around the country’s famous meat. Try Lomito – a delicious flash grilled steak sandwich – or head to Mercado Andino de Liniers, open daily, for a true foodie experience and get your hands around their famous giant empanadas.
A TASTE OF ASIA
With a reputation for some of the world’s best food, it doesn’t get much better than Thailand if you’re a foodie. Known for its roast duck, Kobe Beef noodles and Pad Thai, you won’t be able to resist the aromas of fragrant stir-fries that saturate Phuket’s Walking Street.
There is no shortage of spots to snap up some local favourites in Bali at very affordable prices. The island paradise is renowned for some of the world’s best sate and the delicious nutty sauce can be found drizzled over all meat varieties. You also can’t go past the nasi goreng and Gulai Kambing (lamb stew).
Did somebody say dumplings? These steamed parcels of goodness dominate street food markets across China, with regional specialties depending on where you go. One thing is for sure – China’s street food is fresh, fast and affordable, with countless options to feed the masses of locals on their morning and afternoon commute, so join the queues for the local favourites.
A EURO-TRIP FOR THE TASTE BUDS
Visiting Spain’s Costa Del Sol? Do yourself a favour and go to the Fuengirola Street Market in Malaga. Known for its fresh seafood Paella, Chorizo, Churros and Pinchitos, this is a prime spot to snap up some local favourites.
The Municipal Market of Chani on the Greek Island of Crete is always abuzz with both locals and tourists as they pick up their classic favourite fare, including the Gyros souvlaki wrapped in pita bread.