CHINSHOW porcelain feast

Because I stayed near the Imperial Kiln Scenic Area, I saw this restaurant while walking along the river at noon. I searched online and found that it could be located, so I decisively booked a dinner box for that night. That night, the hotel also had a birthday banquet for children. The sound effects were really good. The interaction of the host filled the entire restaurant with a joyful atmosphere. Fortunately, our box was on the second floor. The sound effects were really good. I ordered a round of signature dishes and found that the price was really affordable and the taste was not bad, far exceeding expectations.

Hi everyone, this is Xiao Wu. Lately, many of you have been asking where to go in November and December that's less crowded and more unique. As a working-class guy, I highly recommend Jingdezhen! Having lived in the porcelain capital for five years, I've compiled this off-season travel guide, covering everything from food and accommodation to transportation. Save it now! 📅 Travel Time: November-December • Weather: Temperature 8-18°C, large temperature difference between day and night, remember to bring a thick coat and warm inner layers. • Advantages: Fewer tourists, cheaper tickets, no need to fight for good photo spots, a truly immersive experience! 💰 Budget Reference (3 days 2 nights) • Moderate Comfort: 1000-1300 RMB per person (including accommodation, food, tickets, and transportation) • Budget-Friendly: Even under 600 RMB! (Suitable for students/planners) 🏯 Must-Visit Attractions 📍Taoyangli + Imperial Kiln Museum 🎫Ticket: 53 RMB (One ticket allows unlimited entry for three days!) The red brick arched buildings are perfect for taking "blue-toned" photos, and the evening light is absolutely stunning! Besides the museum, there are also many tea and coffee shops and art and handicraft shops worth exploring at a leisurely pace. 📍Sanbao Village A gathering place for art utopias! We recommend renting an electric scooter (30 RMB/day) to ride around the valley, check out the Bukongshan Tea House and handicraft shops, and enjoy the mountain views at the end. 📍Sculpture Porcelain Factory The top choice for porcelain shopping! There's a Lotte Market on Saturday mornings (50 RMB entrance fee), and there are also permanent shops on weekdays where you can pick and choose ceramic trinkets starting from 10 RMB. 📍Yaoli Ancient Town A Jiangnan ancient town where the sky is blue and the rain is misty! Take a direct bus from Fuliang Bus Station (6 yuan/person). Enjoy the picturesque scenery of flowing water, ancient kiln ruins, and charming bridges – perfect for a relaxing half-day. 🗺️ 3 Days 2 Nights Itinerary (No Detours) Day 1: Ceramic Culture Route Morning: China Ceramic Museum (Free, advance reservation required) → Afternoon: Taoyangli + Imperial Kiln Museum (Night view photos) → Evening: Taoxichuan Market (Open Friday to Sunday) Day 2: Artistic and Slow-Painting Route Spend the whole day in Sanbao Village: Cycling through the art community → Experience ceramic DIY (painting blue and white porcelain starts at 50 yuan) → Check out 9494 Kiln-Baked Pizza Day 3: Ancient Town and Nature Route Chartered car/bus to Yaoli Ancient Town → Hanxi Village Art Tea Garden → Before returning, visit Taoyang New Village Night Market (7-11 pm every night, cheap porcelain, bargaining possible) 🍜 Food Recommendations! Carb-loving mind rejoices! • Must-try meals: * Home-cooked meals (homestyle dishes), Qingxiao Porcelain Banquet (river view restaurant), Three Treasures of Flavor (firewood chicken) * Muddy Landscape Restaurant (artistic atmosphere, free-range chicken is a must-order) • Snack list: * Tan Po Dumplings (freshly steamed is the most fragrant!) * Tao Jie Cold Noodles (mixed with chili oil, so delicious!) * Fried Dough Sticks Wrapped in Mochi (eat while it's hot!) ⚠️ Tips to avoid pitfalls: * Shared electric bikes have area restrictions; exceeding the area will incur a dispatch fee! * Be cautious when ordering beef bone noodles; the ingredients vary in quality. * Some attractions are closed on Mondays; check opening hours in advance. Autumn and winter in Jingdezhen are inherently gentle and beautiful. Quickly gather your girlfriends for a spontaneous trip to the porcelain capital! 💙 #JingdezhenTourism #TravelRecommendationOfficer #CityCultureNotes #OffTheBeatenPathDiscovery #WorthVisitAncientTownsAndVillages

A delicious treat in the Porcelain City! 🔥 This Jingdezhen restaurant with river views is incredibly stunning! Who says Jingdezhen is only about porcelain? This hidden gem I discovered in Yuyao Jingxiang is truly a revelation! ✨A stunning 270-degree river view combined with authentic Gan cuisine takes dining to a whole new level! 📌Qingxiao·Porcelain Banquet (Yuyao Branch) 📍Next to the entrance to the Yuyao Jingxiang indoor parking lot on Zhongshan North Road (diagonally opposite the Wuwang Temple Ancient Theater) Top 5 Must-Tries: 🥟Fresh Bamboo Shoot and Bacon Dumplings - Crispy and tender spring bamboo shoots paired with smoked bacon, the skin so sticky it's stretchable. 🐟Homemade Small Mandarin Fish - The fish is tender like tofu, and the sauce flavor permeates every fiber. 🍖Kiln Worker's Meat - A rich, yet not greasy, three-layer pork belly that instantly transforms into a marshmallow. 🫘Broad Bean Soup - Freshly peeled broad beans create a smooth, creamy texture with a hint of mint. 🦐Wonderful Crispy Shrimp - The shrimp shells are so crispy you can eat them straight away, and the secret sweet and sour sauce is incredibly appetizing. Sitting in a Ming and Qing Dynasty-style private room, steaming dishes are served on blue and white porcelain tableware. Outside the window, cruise ships gently sail by on the Changjiang River... I recommend dining between 5 and 6 pm to witness the sunset paint the river a glazed hue. 🌇 Tips: 1. Eat the dumplings while they're hot; the skin will harden if they get cold. 2. Don't waste the broth from the governor's meat; it's enough to make three bowls of rice. 3. Book a window seat at least two days in advance. #JingdezhenFood #GanCookingCeiling #RiverViewRestaurant #ExploreThePorcelainCity #ImperialKilnCheck-In

📅Date: September 21, 2025 | 📌Location: Qingxiao · Porcelain Banquet | 💫Weather: Sunny, Breezy 🌙I've discovered a hidden gem hidden away in the bustling city—Qingxiao · Porcelain Banquet! Here, Eastern aesthetics and culinary delights blend seamlessly, each dish a work of art that's sure to whet your appetite.🥢 🏮Environment: The moment you open the door, you're transported to the home of an ancient scholar. With its blue bricks, black tiles, and ink paintings, every detail exudes elegance. Exquisite porcelain ornaments and warm, yellow lighting create a tranquil and inviting atmosphere. Dining here is not only a delight for the palate, but also a visual feast.👀 🥗Dishes: [Blue and White Porcelain Banquet · Eight Cold Dishes]💙 Inspired by blue and white porcelain, this restaurant features eight exquisite cold dishes. Each one utilizes the freshest seasonal ingredients, resulting in a rich, complex flavor profile that's refreshing and appetizing. I especially love the cherry blossom foie gras 🌸, which is incredibly smooth and melts in your mouth. [Underglaze Red · Buddha Jumps Over the Wall] 🧱 The classic dish, Buddha Jumps Over the Wall, is given a new lease of life here. It features a secret red glaze for an alluring color. The rich, mellow broth, combined with precious ingredients like abalone, sea cucumber, and fish maw, is packed with collagen, making it both nourishing and delicious. 😋 [Pastel Color · Peony Shrimp Balls] 🌺 The tender, pink shrimp balls resemble blooming peonies, crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. Paired with a special sauce, they offer a perfect balance of sweet and sour. The presentation is exquisite, making it a must-have for photos and Instagram posts. 📸 [Ji Lan · Landscape Desserts] 🏞️ Inspired by traditional Chinese landscape paintings, this dessert exudes a poetic aesthetic. The silky blueberry mousse, paired with almond slivers, is light and sweet without being cloying. After finishing our meal, it felt like we were appreciating a beautiful landscape painting. 🖼️ 👩‍🍳Service: The waiters, dressed in traditional attire, provided attentive and attentive service. They patiently explained the characteristics and history of each dish as they were served, allowing us to learn a lot while enjoying the food. 📖 💰Per capita: XXX yuan (depending on your budget) 📍Address: Zhongshan North Road, Zhushan District, Jingdezhen 🌟Tips: 🔸Reservations are recommended to avoid long lines. 🌈Gather your family and friends and come to Qingxiao Porcelain Banquet for a culinary feast embodying Eastern aesthetics! ✨ #OrientalAesthetics #FoodCheck-in #TreasureRestaurant #PorcelainCulture #QingxiaoPorcelainBanquet Accommodation Recommendation: Jingdezhen Boge Hotel. The front desk lady was very friendly.

🌟 Jingdezhen: The Millennium Porcelain Capital Where the Kilns Never Die! 📜This small town, world-renowned for its ceramics, began producing porcelain as early as the Han Dynasty. After the Song Dynasty established the reign title "Jingde," it became known as Jingdezhen, becoming a "Porcelain Capital." Strolling past the ruins of the Imperial Kiln, you can almost hear the clatter of kiln workers from a thousand years ago. 🏺 Qingxiao · Porcelain Banquet At the Imperial Kiln Restaurant, you're not just enjoying delicious food; it's also a feast of ceramic culture. Each dish is presented on meticulously fired porcelain, adding a touch of flavor to the conversation between your taste buds and history. Their "Three Nong" series of vessels is especially recommended, with their flowing glazes showcasing exquisite craftsmanship. 🔥Ancient Kiln Folk Culture Expo Area This area preserves the world's earliest ceramic production system. Witnessing the roaring flames of the re-fired dragon kilns, one can't help but marvel at the wisdom of the ancients. Most remarkable is that veteran artisans still practice porcelain-making techniques from the Song and Yuan dynasties. Every movement—kneading the clay, throwing the pottery, and painting—is so precise it resembles a living museum. 🏨Pu Di Man Ju Hotel This design hotel, nestled in the Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Park, perfectly blends modernity and tradition. Contemporary ceramic artworks in the lobby complement ancient porcelain-making tools. Best of all, each room comes with a signature tea set. Brew a cup of Fuliang tea and savor the millennia-old charm of porcelain amid the clinking of porcelain. 🌌At night, stroll through the Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative District, a charming blend of neon lights and ancient kiln ruins, renovated from old factories. Weekend night markets offer a unique opportunity to find creative ceramics. Be sure to try the local specialty, "cold powder in a porcelain bowl," for a truly unique experience. Ceramics are like solidified flames, and the people of Jingdezhen have nurtured this passion through their hands for millennia. Here, even the air is fragrant with the fragrance of porcelain clay, and every artifact tells the story of its craftsmen. #JingdezhenTourism #CeramicCulture #AncientKilnExpoZone #TaoxichuanCreativeArts #QingxiaoPorcelainFeast