MODERN 1906

This is the famous Madiel cold drink hall. Although it is winter, you should buy a Madiel ice cream 🍦 even if you are wearing a thick down jacket, and feel the charm of Madiel popsicle.

Madiel on Central Street has become a tourist attraction. There is a small stall in front of the store selling small items such as ice cream and bread. I saw a lot of people gathered from a distance. I couldn't bear to buy ice cream, so I bought a candied haws.

Madiel Cold Drink Hall is located at a corner in the middle of Central Avenue. In addition to the long queue for buying black bread at Huamei Western Restaurant, there is also a long queue at the entrance of Madiel. I love the original flavor and chocolate flavor, which is full of milk fragrance.

Another must-try old Russian restaurant on Central Avenue. Personally, I feel that it is not as popular as the opposite Messi. Basically, you don't have to wait for a table. The environment is also decorated in the style of the 1960s. Someone is playing music. The special dish - borscht is unpalatable, and the fried chicken is salty, which may not suit my southern taste. The beef in a pot feels like the stewed beef brisket with carrots and potatoes that we usually eat, which is average. The average price per person is also about 100. Personally, I think Messi tastes better.

In Harbin, where the temperature is more than 20 degrees below zero, you can play on the frozen Songhua River during the day, drink Harbin Beer on Central Avenue, eat Madiel ice cream and red sausage and bread, have afternoon tea at Lucia Western Restaurant, and visit the Sophia Cathedral at night... a fairy-tale world of ice and snow!

Take a stroll along the bluestone paved road of Harbin’s Central Street, and look back at the pedestrians strolling leisurely. There are shops lining both sides, selling Qiulin Foods’ red sausage, Madiel popsicles, and the flashing lights of Russian shops shining on the oil paintings. The exotic music makes Harbin even more romantic at night!

The location is very easy to find. The most crowded place on Central Street is the place! Eating a melt-in-your-mouth Madier popsicle while breathing in the sub-zero temperature is a must-do in Harbin! There are also yogurt and small cakes in the store, but popsicles are still my favorite. There is also an ice slide on the left side of the store, so friends with childlike hearts can eat and play at the same time

I had western food three years ago, and this time I bought two popsicles. They tasted really good, sweet but not greasy, with a delicate texture. And they were only three yuan each when I paid with a UnionPay card. It was a good deal. I felt great while strolling along Central Avenue eating popsicles.