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11 Strangest Street Foods From Around The World

Fried scorpions, baked egg cakes, biltong, guinea pigs, salted ants … are unique sidewalk dishes that are popular with tourists.

11 Strangest Street Foods From Around The World

Dorilocos, Mexico: This favorite Mexican dish includes a bag of cheese Doritos, added pork skin, chutney, marshmallows, tubers, cucumbers, carrots, peanuts, lemons and peppers. You will enjoy many flavors mixed in an impressive and unique. (Photo: Eater)

11 Strangest Street Foods From Around The World

Fried scorpions, Beijing, China: Many tourists must have courage to dare to bite a piece of fried scorpions. This is considered a specialty, often sold at Beijing’s night markets, and has a crunchy and greasy taste. (Photo: Iocwieler)

11 Strangest Street Foods From Around The World

Completo, Chile: This dish is quite simple, including a sausage sandwiched in bread, adding ketchup, avocado and a large amount of mayonnaise. The ingredients for completo don’t seem to fit together, but this dish tastes very good, loved by both locals and visitors. (Photo: Business Insider)

11 Strangest Street Foods From Around The World

Baked egg, Hong Kong, China: This cake has a unique shape, like bubble wrap, made from flour and crispy baked eggs. Traditional egg custard is often eaten, but recently it has been added with cream or chocolate as an interesting variation. (Photo: Business Insider)

11 Strangest Street Foods From Around The World

Biltong, South Africa: Biltong is like dried beef. However, in South Africa, people use a variety of meats to make biltong, from kudu antelope meat, cow head antelope to ostriches. This dish has an attractive spicy flavor, very suitable for drinking beer. (Photo: Business Insider)

11 Strangest Street Foods From Around The World

Salep dondurma, Turkey: On the streets of Istanbul, you can see the vendors behind the ice cream cart, stirring and pulling a kind of plastic-like food. However, this is not a powder but a very delicious cream. (Photo: Tourvia)

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