Sanya’s most popular market is ostensibly a place to bargain for and buy locally grown produce, but its real appeal lies on the fringes, where food vendors set up shop. Stop for barbecued seafood, grilled corn and local sweets such as 辩ī苍驳产ǔ濒颈á苍驳 (清补凉, a cold sweet soup; ?10) and 肠丑ǎ辞产ī苍驳 (炒冰, 'fried' ice, like sorbet; ?25). Things really heat up after dark. Wàngjiǎo Měishí Diàn is good for a sit-down meal.