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The Consulate Lane is located behind the famous Erdaoqiao Grand Bazaar, hidden at the intersection of Shengli Road and Xinhua South Road in Urumqi. It was the earliest location of the Soviet Consulate General in Xinjiang, so it was named.

Consulate Lane, as the name implies, is the place where foreign embassies and consulates were concentrated before, and there is a beautiful big mosque at the intersection. Now this is the most fireworks-like snack street in Urumqi, this is not planned, but the natural formation of Urumqi people from the ancestors of the generations, many people who have left Urumqi for many years, the first thing to come back is to come here to solve the problem. There are too many things to eat, first introduce this ice cream, which is a lot of people from snacks to large, although it is pure natural milk production, but especially refreshing, directly from a fast rotating bucket next to it. Then there are various roasted buns, roasted oysters, according to the large and small shapes to distinguish different fillings, all baked and sold, aroma. Baierkaite meat dumplings, formerly ranked first in the Urumqi snack list, but this time I tasted one, I feel that the taste is a lot worse than last year, the door has also changed, and a word has been changed. A child is responsible for selling, I don't know what the situation is. There is also a beef fried bun, the color is golden, I tried it, and it is also delicious. The most important thing here is that everything is made on site, and the real delicious is visible!

Consulate Lane Food Street is located not far from the "Grand Bazaar", a simple old alley, gathering barbecue stew, bracelet pull sticks, Tatar pastries, Yili milk tea, pilaf and other Xinjiang-style cuisine.

A seemingly inconspicuous and even some old old street but it is lively, full of fireworks, the consulate lane is located between Urumqi Shengli Road and Xinhua South Road, the lane is narrow, from east to west, the whole length is less than 300 meters. But gathered the most Xinjiang-style cuisine, meat dumplings, handcuffs, tatar pastries, Yili milk tea... a dazzling array of cuisines

A collection of Xinjiang specialties, barbecue, pilaf, barbecue, thin-skin buns, pull sticks, yogurt... Here you can eat from the street to the end of the street, here is a condensation of the thousands of Urumqi people's lives