小鬼早餐店

It's called Nie Ghost Breakfast Shop. This word may not be typed out, all navigations are in small fonts. It's the type of breakfast shop frequented by locals. There are a lot of people, and the breakfast varieties they sell are not many, usually rice noodles and seafood porridge. The taste is still good

My friend spent three days in Beihai eating madly! They couldn't finish it all! Fatty Big Bowl Noodles: Located next to the Underwater World, a 300m walk away, this old-fashioned restaurant serves fresh ingredients. The waitress patiently explains the dishes and ingredients. The pork knuckle is plump but not greasy, springy, and delicious! The pickled peppers and chili rings are also highly recommended; they're perfect for spicy food lovers. ♥Wharf Fisherman: Located on Beihai's Qiaogang Street, this low-cost seafood restaurant specializes in fresh catches directly from the fishing boats. The prices are affordable, and the menu offers a wide variety. Guests can choose from freshly prepared seafood or order group meals. The salt and pepper mantis shrimp, grilled oysters, and spicy stir-fried snails are all excellent! Beibei Le: Located in the old Qiaogang residential area, the sauerkraut fried beef rice is deliciously sour and spicy. The curry fish balls are rich in flavor, and the chili sauce has a balanced flavor. The stir-fried raw river tomatoes are very flavorful, the beef is tender, the condensed milk is just the right amount of sweet, and the bread is fluffy. Fresh Noodle House: Each pot of soup is freshly brewed, creating a milky broth that's incredibly sweet and refreshing. For those with a big appetite, try the "All-in-One" option! Little Ghost Breakfast: Located near Gaode, this is a great place to start your visit to Gaode Ancient Street! They offer seafood noodles, stir-fried pork offal, and pan-fried fish. The ingredients are fresh, the portions are generous, and the prices are affordable. #What's everyone doing during the National Day holiday? #Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day travel check-ins #Food Weekend Taste #Local Food #Enjoy a Seafood Feast

Don't just eat blindly during National Day 🎊 in Beihai! Follow this guide to eight proven hidden gems 🍭 that won't disappoint you. You'll spend hundreds of yuan per person and leave with a bang! 1️⃣ A fusion of seafood 🦐 and local flavor Upon arrival in Beihai, fill your stomach first! Head straight to 📍Old Boatman Seafood Restaurant. Their seafood is freshly caught daily, ensuring you can see how fresh it is. We recommend the signature salt and pepper mantis shrimp, with its crispy shell and bouncy flesh—you'll want to keep eating one. Also, try the steamed scallops with garlic vermicelli, which are rich in garlic flavor and soak up the seafood broth. It's incredibly delicious. In the evening, check out the classic Beihai snack 📍Xin Ji Shrimp Cakes. Fresh from the pan, the cakes are golden and crispy, topped with large, fresh shrimp. They're crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, bursting with shrimp flavor. For just 5 yuan, you'll get a whole lot of joy. Of course, barbecue is a must in the evening! 📍Hechi-style BBQ is a must. Their skewers are cooked to perfection, resulting in a crispy yet fragrant pork belly without being greasy, and grilled chicken wings with a lightly charred skin and tender and juicy interior. Paired with a cold beer, it's a true delight. 2️⃣ Breakfast and a feast of special flavors 🍧 Sleep in and start your day off right with an energetic meal at 📍Little Ghost Breakfast Shop. They offer a wide variety of breakfast options, and I highly recommend the seafood noodles. The broth is rich, the seafood portion generous, and the rice noodles are smooth and chewy, bursting with seafood flavor. For lunch, try 📍Guangzhou Datang Roasted Meat Collection, where you can savor authentic Cantonese-style roast meat. The roast goose has crispy skin and tender meat, and the sour plum sauce offers a sweet and sour tang. The barbecued pork is tender and savory, and the rich sauce makes it a delicious dish paired with rice. After a tiring afternoon stroll, quench your thirst with a 📍Haoye•Iced Coconut Drink. Made with fresh coconuts and specially crafted for a refreshing, sweet taste with a rich coconut aroma, one sip instantly dispels fatigue. For dinner, you absolutely must try Beihai's beloved snail noodles—📍Huang Li Ji Guiliu Snail Noodles. The rich broth, smooth rice noodles, and toppings like bamboo shoots, dried bean curd sheets, and peanuts create a spicy and sour flavor that's instantly addictive. Snail noodle lovers definitely shouldn't miss this. 3️⃣ A sweet 🍭 ending, full of memories End your Beihai trip on the last day with a sweet dessert. 📍Twenty-Four Buildings Desserts is a long-standing local specialty with a wide variety of desserts. The taro and sago pudding is highly recommended. The taro flour is glutinous, the sago is chewy, and the dessert is light, sweet, and not greasy. Come to Beihai during National Day and follow this dining guide to fall in love with this delicious coastal city! 🐋 Come and start your culinary adventure! #Mid-AutumnFestivalNationalDayOutingCheck-In #NationalDayTravelDiary #FoodFestival #TrueDeliciousSnacksCollection #LocalFood

An In-Depth Review of Xiaogui Breakfast Shop: A Seafood Noodle and Squid Feast in the Bustling Beihai! 15 Yuan for All-You-Can-Eat vs. 65 Yuan for Crispy and Fresh: A Price-Per-Cost Comparison • Address: No. 5, East Second Lane, Xinjie, Haicheng District (near Old Street, a neighborhood breakfast spot frequented by locals) • Hours: 6:30 AM - 11:00 AM (During breakfast hours, arrive before 8:30 AM to avoid lines) • Average Price Per Person: 15-30 Yuan (Seafood noodles are a great value, while fried squid is a bit pricey but generous) • Specialties: A Beihai food stall-style breakfast, featuring freshly caught seafood, all-you-can-eat noodles, crispy fried squid, and a rich, savory oyster omelet. 1. Fried Squid (Fresh and Crispy, but a Little Pricey) • Taste: • Squid: Thickly sliced ​​fresh squid, cooked to perfection, crispy and chewy without any fishy smell. • Seasoning: Garlic and chili peppers enhance the flavor, a classic Beihai food stall recipe. 2. Seafood and Lean Meat Noodle Soup (15 Yuan, a Filling Guarantee) • Taste: • Broth: Made with pork bones and shrimp shells, it's rich and flavorful without being greasy. • Toppings: The bowl is overflowing with shrimp, lean meat, and greens, and the noodles are generous. • Highlights: • A great value at 15 Yuan! A woman is full after just half a bowl. • Free refills on the soup make it a breakfast staple for Beihai residents. • Netizens say: "Plenty of noodles, meat, and delicious soup—a great deal for 15 Yuan! I queue up every day just for this!" 3. Seafood and Beef Stir-fried Noodles (Low Wok Heat, But Solid Flavor) • Taste: • Noodles: Wet stir-fried, the noodles absorb the broth well, but the heat is a bit weak. • Toppings: Tender beef, small amounts of seafood (shrimp/squid), and undercooked bean sprouts. • Highlights: • The flavor is well-balanced, perfect for those who don't like dry stir-fry. • The portion is filling, and for 15 yuan, it's a great value. 4. Oyster Omelette (Fragrant but Tough) • Texture: • Oysters: Each oyster is plump and sand-free, and the egg mixture is rich and fragrant. • Eggs: Overcooked, crispy around the edges but dry in the center. • Positives: • Freshly caught seafood, no frozen items, guaranteed freshness. • Generous portions of noodles, a filling meal for 15 yuan, perfect for working professionals and students. • The owner is friendly and offers free refills of soup and vegetables, offering down-to-earth service. • Controversial Points: • The fried noodles lack steam, so gourmets seeking a "wok-style" flavor may be disappointed. • The environment is simple and there's no air conditioning, so breakfast can get hot in the summer. • Ambience: • A neighborhood shop-style restaurant with wooden tables and chairs and a fan, down-to-earth yet neat. • Recommended for: • Working professionals/students seeking value (15 yuan for a filling seafood noodle dish); • Tourists who enjoy Beihai street food-style seafood (the fried squid is fresh and crispy); • Fans of oyster omelets (rich, but the egg should be overcooked).

The weather in Beihai is so unpredictable—sunny one moment, torrential downpour the next. When it's sunny, we'll head out for some fun. Our second stop was Silver Beach. Accommodation: Near Silver Beach, at a hotel called Coastline (Figure 3), booked online. Because my kids love duplexes, we chose a B&B with stairs. It has a free pool and welcome afternoon tea. Highly recommended! Eat: For lunch, we went to Xiaogui Breakfast Shop. I found it on Google, and the seafood noodles were delicious (Figure 8). Because of the heavy downpour that evening, we ordered takeout from the hotel. Play: It's about a seven-minute walk to the main entrance of Silver Beach. You can go catching seafood in the evening (Figure 2). The sand is quite clean. It's more crowded during the day (Figure 1).