横道河子老太太筋饼店

I personally think this restaurant has a very good value for money. There were quite a lot of people when we ate. The whole family came here to eat. We ordered a few dishes and added their pancakes. It was absolutely delicious. The pancakes were especially chewy and had a strong aroma of flour. It was really a great combination and worth a try.

Local specialty, gluten cake is very delicious, the dishes are large and affordable

Nice restaurant [Taste] Delicious [Environment] Nice [Service] Real

[Dolphin]What is Hengdaohezi? Hengdaohezi, a place that sounds like it has no sense of existence. It is not big, with a total area of ​​only 790 square kilometers and a population of just over 30,000. It is not very noticeable in the vast China. But this little-known town is the favorite of the president. What attracts me is its rare and unique temperament, which is far beyond the reach of those "cultural tourism towns" built at the expense of hundreds of millions of yuan in China. As the core intersection of the Eastern Line of the China-Eastern Railway, a hundred years ago, 60,000 Chinese and Russian soldiers and civilians lived here at the same time. The rich cultural collision made this place permeated with a unique northern literary and artistic temperament: passionate and desolate, romantic and cold. It is also an important station on the China-Eastern Railway. Compared with Ang'angxi, Hengdaohezi lacks the shade of the century-old elm trees, but it is more quiet because it is surrounded by the "Wohu Mountain". Going out in the morning, clouds and mist linger in the mountains, and bursts of light rain make the town more autumnal. The train slowly drove out of Hengdaohezi Station, whistling from time to time, and the tranquility of the town was broken and reunited like water waves. Walking in the streets and alleys, there are vicissitudes of [century-old Russian-style buildings] hiding in the mountains, roadsides, bushes, and behind houses. As many as 256 old buildings are scattered in the town. You will always encounter them inadvertently, and surprises will follow. The former railway locomotive depot has now transformed into a rich and detailed [Middle East Railway Museum]. My sister Juaner and I spent a whole half day here to appreciate and stroll slowly. Finally, we have pieced together the puzzle of the Middle East Railway. From then on, I became more and more interested in this railway track that determined the fate of Northeast China. Not far away, some old houses were built into [Russian Style Street] and [Oil Painting Village] by the government. Although the nostalgic feeling has faded a lot, fortunately, some efforts have been made in the content. Many artists have moved their studios here, and [Art Gallery] often holds exhibitions and art exhibitions, which should not be missed. 🚝Transportation Hengdaohezi is a 3-hour drive from Harbin and a 1-hour drive from Mudanjiang. Self-driving is naturally the most convenient. However, as a stop on the China-Eastern Railway, you can choose the train. Mudanjiang also has direct passenger buses, so it is not difficult to travel. 🏠Food and accommodation The town currently has some homestays. The better ones such as Huali, Yeka, and Laoshu homestays are all available. There is also a century-old railway-themed homestay worth recommending. It was opened by a couple who love the collection of the China-Eastern Railway. The homestay housekeeper Lao Meng is thoughtful and enthusiastic. Although it is expensive for a small town, it is still worth staying. As for food, the "gluten cake" shops all over the street clearly indicate your "must-order dishes" here. The president chose the "old lady gluten cake" at the entrance of the town. My sister Juaner praised the Beijing-style pork shreds and potato shreds. [BlinkUU] Preview Regarding the century-old Russian-style building complex, market exploration and town play, put it in another article "What is Hengdaohezi (Part 2)". #The scenery here is as beautiful as a picture #A secret place in the city #A place I want to go again #A small place that even locals don’t know about