Shishi Pedestrian Street Mall is a big residential and commercial project in Shishi City. It is a city on its own with 6 storey residential buildings each having its own commercial spaces. It has lots of shops offering both local and international brands. It also has a number of locally known restaurants.
Shishi Pedestrian Street Mall |
Check out the aerial view of Shishi Street Mall. This was a nice project of Shishi officials. My dad heard that the government required the developers that the buildings should all look the same and have a commercial space below. Look how it turned out.
Shishi Street Mall Aerial View |
Base on the plaque on one of the buildings there, this was constructed by a Filipino-Chinese businessman. Not surprised since many Filipino-Chinese businessman came from the Fujian province which Shishi is part of.
Another Open Area |
Shishi Street Mall reminds me of Eastwood, Libis but has way bigger open spaces and not to mention more plants.
Big Screen for Ads |
I just love this tree. Notice the trunk? Obviously it was grown to be like that, but it was really amusing.
Amusing Tree |
Did I mention huge open spaces? There were even people doing aerobics. There was actually 3 groups dancing on opposite sides of the mall.
Dancing Aerobics |
We ate dinner at a Chinese restaurant in Shishi street mall called Shi Wei Ji. Check out Shi Wei Ji - New Concept of Home Cooking.
Shi Wei Ji Chinese Restaurant |
After eating dinner we walked around and saw this old Chinese guy is teaching ballroom dancing to young ladies. Not sure if its free but they were there untill 11pm.
I was actually watching the ballroom dancing while drinking my milk tea just beside them. I ordered my milk tea at this pink stall called Sweet Milk Tea. The milk tea was very cheap compared to ours here in the Philippines. Only 35 pesos, what a bargain. Check out Sweet Milk Tea at Shishi Street Mall.
Sweet Milk Tea |
I just got to spent few hours at Shishi Pedestrian Street Mall so I wasn't really able to shop. There was more on going construction around the area and currently expanding. There was also an area for bargains or Chang-ge similar to what we have at Greenhills. Definitely going to visit here again next time I go to Shishi.
More about My Short Trip to Shishi City, Xiamen
More about My Short Trip to Shishi City, Xiamen
How to get to Shishi Pedestrian Street Mall:
Shishi Pedestrian Street Mall, Shishi, Quanzhou, Fujian, China
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