
Marrakesh, Morocco —
Marrakesh is the street food capital of Morocco, offering everything from camel spleen kebabs to deep-fried sesame cookies.

Bangkok, Thailand —
Few cities can rival Bangkok when it comes to street food variety and quality. Spicy noodles, glistening rice porridge, tender pork legs -- all can be had for a handful of change and minimal fuss.

Bali, Indonesia —
The best satay sticks in Bali are marinated in turmeric, barbecued over coals and then coated with a generous dose of peanut sauce.

Beijing, China —
Jiumen Snack Street and Wangfujing Snack Street (pictured) are two popular destinations for tourists looking for a street food extravaganza. Unusual treats include grilled seahorse and scorpion skewers.

Honolulu, Hawaii —
Hawaii doesn't only dish out creative street cuisine. It also has a thriving food truck culture with interesting truck designs.

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam —
Some of the best banh mi sandwiches, one of Vietnam's most loved exports, can be found on the sidewalk in Ho Chi Minh City.

Hong Kong —
You know it's a legit street food city when the Michelin Guide debuted a street food category there. A crispy Hong Kong-style egg waffle is one of the city's favorites.

Cairo, Egypt —
Travelers can explore a whole new world of street snacks in Cairo beyond just falafel and shawarma.

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil —
Coconut water and tropical fruit juice popsicles are some of the ideal foods to get when visiting Rio de Janeiro.

Mumbai, India —
Living in Mumbai, where there's an unbelievable array of cheap eats in the streets, is both a treat and a threat to one's waistline.

Sydney, Australia —
The Sydney Fish Market is a wonderful place to get fresh seafood. Peter's Seafood Cafe cooks it in its shop window.

Tokyo, Japan —
Home to more Michelin-starred restaurants than any city in the world, Tokyo's street food -- be it raw or cooked -- is hard to beat.

Rome, Italy —
Gelato time in Rome is definitely an Instagrammable moment.

Paris, France —
Delicious street food. Delicious views. That's Paris.

Portland, Oregon —
A churro sundae from Churros Locos, a venue in one of the hippest street food cities, Portland.


