鲜粉之家(中山路店)

You can try Quanjiafu, the ingredients are very rich, if you want to eat noodles, come here to gather

National Day Holiday Food Guide: Beihai, Guangxi A 2.5-day Beihai foodie binge! Check out 10 restaurants (including 5 must-try spots)! Real reviews from a northern inland traveler! 📍Qiaogang Street Guide 1️⃣ Yuexiang Kitchen (Laomatou Branch/Qiaogang Branch) Address: 127 Gangkou Road, Qiaogang Town Opening Hours: 11:00 AM - 11:00 PM Check out both established and new restaurants! They're incredibly crowded! Remember to use the WeChat app to get a number in advance. The stir-fried seafood is bound to be heavy. 🌶️ The grilled oysters and gold medal fried noodles are worth the price! They're a bit famous, but worth a try!✨ 2️⃣ Firewood-cooked Barbecued Pork and Pineapple Buns Address: Qiaogang Street The taro filling is a must! ️Just the right amount of sweetness without being cloying~ Certified top-tier pineapple buns in Beihai🍍 3️⃣ Xin Ji Shrimp Cakes Warning: Long queues⚠️ They're a bit oily. I recommend just a quick bite~ Adding chili powder makes them even more fragrant🌶️ 4️⃣ You Yi Bing Sha Address: Xiaogang North Second Road, Qiaogang Fengqing Street The yogurt fried ice cream is a true masterpiece‼ ️ The dragon fruit and mango combo is a must-try🥭 for a rich, rich texture. 100 times better than regular fried ice cream💯 5️⃣ Aunt Wu's Crab Noodles & Lili's Vietnamese French Bun Address: Qiaogang Zhanzai Street Superb value💰 The Vietnamese French bun + coffee combo is a must-try💘 A super refreshing breakfast choice~ 📍Yintan 1️⃣ Tengming Seafood Restaurant Address: Yintan Middle Road, Yinhai District The service is top-tier❗️ The owner is incredibly helpful🤣 Always asking about the food Is it suitable? Sea snails with rice (yyds) 🦐Black tiger shrimp are so bouncy~ 📍Old Street Edition 1️⃣ Fresh Noodle House Address: Zhuhai Middle Road, Haicheng District Southerners will love it more💕 As a northerner, I find it a bit bland😢 But there are a lot of locals out there, so if you like it, give it a try. 2️⃣ Qin Ji Seafood Cuisine Address: Old Street, Haicheng District A standard food stall🍳 Want to try it on the way? Not as amazing as the first two ✨ #BeihaiFood #NationalDayTravel #UncommonTravelDestinations #SeafoodAddict #TravelFood

Don't wander aimlessly when visiting Beihai! We've compiled eight must-try restaurants you'll never tire of, from seafood 🦐 to sweet soups to street food. Follow these and you'll definitely fill up your social media feed! 🦞 Old Boatman Seafood Restaurant A long-standing local establishment, their open-air counter showcases fresh seafood! Must-try: the Typhoon Shelter Fried Shrimp (so juicy they're almost bursting) and the Stir-fried Spicy Crab 🦀 (so juicy they're completely saturated). For just over a hundred yuan per person, you can indulge in seafood and the value beats all the other restaurants in the scenic area. 🍧 Rong Ji Sweet Soup A long-time internet celebrity in Beihai's sweet soup scene, with so many options it's hard to choose! Highly recommended are the Taro Sago Dessert (soft, sweet, and rich) and the Sophora japonica Flower Noodles (chewy and herbal). For just a few yuan, you'll be full, and one sip will cool you down by 5°C! 🍜 Pineapple Tree Pork Trotter Noodles A local's go-to breakfast! The pork knuckle is braised to tender, fall-off-the-bone tenderness in a rich, slightly spicy broth. Adding a fried egg to soak up the broth is a perfect way to enjoy it! A super satisfying breakfast for just 15 yuan is a great way to kick-start your day! 🥞 Qiaogang Zongzi Street This is a hub for local snacks, so make sure you leave plenty of space! Try freshly made vegetable buns (thin wrappers and generous fillings), mugwort buns (with a subtle mugwort aroma), and crispy, flavorful shrimp cakes for just 5 yuan. The atmosphere is fantastic! 🥥 Haoye · Iced Coconut Drink A summertime treat! Freshly made coconuts, the iced coconut water (refreshing and fragrant) and coconut jelly (soft and smooth with coconut flakes) are incredibly comforting. Strolling the streets of Qiaogang, any photo you take will create a captivating atmosphere. 🍔 Uncle Lai's Egg Burger A local delicacy hidden away in an alleyway! Freshly baked bread is crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, filled with a golden egg and ham, and smothered in a secret sauce. For just 5 yuan, you'll get a satisfying meal! 🍲 Pinyue Vietnamese Chicken Noodles A must-try for Southeast Asian flavor lovers! The chicken is juicy, the rice noodles are smooth and chewy, and the broth is fragrant with lemongrass. Paired with a Vietnamese spring roll (crispy on the outside and tender on the inside with a dip in fish sauce), you'll be transported to Vietnam in one bite! 🥘 Fresh Noodle House A local noodle shop chain, a perfect way to end your meal! The beef noodles (large and tender beef slices) and seafood noodles (fresh and generous portions of seafood) are both delicious in broth, and a spoonful of local yellow chili sauce makes them even more flavorful. For 18 yuan, you'll get a generous bowl of noodles! Try this recipe in Beihai, and you won't miss it! Afterward, head to Silver Beach to watch the sunset 🌅—the perfect vacation idea! #These Domestic Islands Are Amazing #Relaxing Spots #Where to Go on the Weekend #Local Food #Local Specialties

In autumn, head to Beihai. Eat according to the "time + location" – no detours, no disappointments, and a different delicious meal every day! 🌞 Breakfast 1. Fengzai Pinpin Seafood Breakfast Shop: Near Jintan, seafood porridge/vermicelli is incredibly delicious. 2. Fresh Vermicelli House: Multiple locations (Qiaogang/Old Street), beef/seafood vermicelli with yellow chili sauce. 3. Pinyue Vietnamese Chicken Noodles: Qiaogang, Vietnamese chicken noodles and spring rolls are instantly Southeast Asian. 4. Uncle Lai's Egg Burger: Qiaogang, freshly baked egg burgers for 5 yuan, incredibly delicious. 🍛 Lunch 1. Shankou Chenzai Duck Rice: Old Street, all-you-can-eat boiled duck rice for 15 yuan. 2. Beef Specialty Restaurant: Yunnan Road, braised beef brisket and beef blood fried rice are must-try. 3. Beibu Gulf's No. 1 Firewood-fired Barbecued Pork Pineapple Buns: Qiaogang, wood-fired buns are crispy on the outside and sweet on the inside. 🌙 Dinner 1. Amin Seafood Cuisine: Qiaogang Seafood Street, seafood indulgence at 80+ yuan per person. 2. Uncle Zhong's Beef Offal: Fugui Road, delicious homemade beef offal for 15 yuan. 🔥 Late-Night Snacks 1. Oyster Friends Oysters: Qiaogang Late Night Snack Street, charcoal grilled or pressure cooker oysters are incredibly fresh. 2. Hechi-style BBQ: Downtown, grilled pork belly and chicken feet are a must-try. Summer Relief: 1. Youjiapu Yogurt: Old Street, healthy and filling handmade yogurt bowls. 2. Mr. Zhou's Agar-agar Jelly: Old Street, 10 yuan agar-agar Jelly for a greasy and summer-relief experience. 3. Po Po's Family Dessert: Old Street, refreshing and cooling with a time-honored flavor of Sophora japonica flower powder. 4. Dragon Balls into the Sea: Old Street, a handmade dessert shop with sea views. Follow this food list when you come to Beihai, and you won't miss out! Afterward, you can watch the sunset at Silver Beach and visit the Qiaogang night market for a perfect vacation! #FoodFestival#AwesomeSnacksCollection#EnjoyASeafoodFeast#TryAnAuthenticTime-HotShop#LocalSpecialSnacks

A 4-Day, 3-Night ¥4,000 Travel Guide to Beihai, Guangxi (Including Food Recommendations) Budget: Transportation approximately ¥1,000 + Accommodation approximately ¥900 + Food approximately ¥800 + Tickets and Activities approximately ¥800 + Other expenses approximately ¥500 Day 1: Arrive in Beihai and Visit Silver Beach and Qiaogang Street Transportation: High-speed rail or flight to Beihai (high-speed rail recommended for budget-conscious travelers, round-trip cost approximately ¥600 per person). Accommodation: Ocean-view B&B near Silver Beach (approximately ¥300 per night, totaling ¥900 for three nights). Itinerary: Silver Beach (free): Stroll along the "World's No. 1 Beach" and watch the sunset in the evening. Qiaogang Street: Dinner must-try: Yuexiang Kitchen (¥60 per person): Vanilla shrimp and mango snails. 24 Building Dessert Shop (¥10 per bowl): Five-spice syrup and chestnut and longan. Qiaoyue Family Rice Noodle Rolls (¥5 per piece): Vietnamese-style rice noodles. Day 2: Weizhou Island Day Trip (Volcanic Island Wonders) Transportation: Round-trip ferry ticket + island entrance fee, approximately 400 yuan per person (book in advance). Itinerary: Crocodile Mountain Volcano Park (entrance fee included): volcanic rock formations and ocean-view boardwalk. Dripping Red Screen: Unique dripping rocks, perfect for photos. Nanwan Seafood Market: Choose your own seafood processing (100 yuan per person), recommended are mantis shrimp and grouper. Dinner: Return to Beihai City and try Beihai Old Street's Auntie Li's Shrimp Cakes (5 yuan): Crispy shrimp cakes. Mingying Roll Noodle Shop (10 yuan): A time-honored local establishment. Day 3: Beihai Old Town Culture & Mangrove Exploration Morning: Beihai Old Street (free): Arcade-style buildings, photo opportunities. Recommended snacks: Laodao Coffee (30 yuan): A retro cafe. Xianfen House (15 yuan): Fresh and sweet seafood noodle soup. Afternoon: Jinhai Bay Mangrove Forest (admission 65 yuan): Experience sea safari (tool rental 30 yuan), snail digging and crab catching. Dinner: Waishaqiao Seafood Stall (80 yuan per person): Pepper and salt shrimp, steamed sandworms with garlic. Day 4: Guantouling & Return Morning: Guantouling National Forest Park (free): Climb to view the sea and visit the "Sea Dries Up, Rocks Collapse" reefs. Liuxia Village (free): A small, fresh Japanese-style village, perfect for photo opportunities. Lunch: Zhouji Crab Noodles (20 yuan): The signature crab noodles are fresh and fragrant. On the return: Leave time for souvenir shopping (sea duck eggs and dried sandworms, approximately 100 yuan). Cost Details Transportation: 1,000 RMB (high-speed rail/ferry ticket + city taxi) Accommodation: 900 RMB (3 nights in a B&B) Food: 800 RMB (seafood + snacks + sweet soup) Entrance fees: 500 RMB (Weizhou Island + mangroves) Other: 800 RMB (seafood, souvenirs, etc.) Food Summary Seafood: Weizhou Island wild grouper, salt and pepper mantis shrimp. Snacks: Shrimp cakes, rice rolls, crab vermicelli. Sweet soups: Wujia (Chinese aconite) and Qingbuliang (Chinese broccoli). Specialty: Sandworms (for the brave!). Tips: Avoid holiday ferry ticket price increases, and sunscreen is essential! Beihai's slow-paced lifestyle is perfect for a relaxing vacation, and a 4,000 RMB budget is more than enough for a truly enjoyable experience.