OU KEE FOOD STALL

This restaurant is very cost-effective, the food is delicious, and the food and entertainment in Jingdezhen are all very good.

6 Days 5 Nights Autumn Ceramic Art Tour of Jingdezhen (Budget: 6000 RMB) ⏰ Best Time: September-November (18-25℃, kiln firing + ceramic expo) 🌟 Highlights: ✅ **Imperial Kiln Museum:** Visit one of the world's most beautiful museums ✅ **Yaoli Ancient Town:** Stroll along the ancient porcelain and tea trails ✅ **Sanbao Village:** Hidden artist studios ✅ **Taoxichuan Night Market:** Find unique handmade items ✅ **Cold Rice Noodles + Dumplings:** Experience the vibrant life of Jingdezhen 📅 Daily Itinerary Day 1: Arrive in Jingdezhen + Night View of the Imperial Kiln Morning: Arrive at Jingdezhen North Station by high-speed rail (3 hours from Shanghai/1.5 hours from Nanchang, round-trip business class approximately 1500 RMB) Taxi to **Hotels near Taoxichuan** (e.g., Hyatt Regency Taoxichuan, 700 RMB/night) Afternoon: **China Ceramics Museum** (Free, highlight: Yuan Dynasty blue and white porcelain) Evening: **Imperial Kiln Site Park** Watch the sunset at Longzhu Pavilion (53 RMB entrance fee) Night: **Imperial Kiln Museum** Take photos of the arched red brick buildings at night (fewer people after 9 PM) Day 2: Yaoli Ancient Town Landscape Day Full Day: Chartered car to **Yaoli Ancient Town** (300 RMB round trip, free entrance fee) Must-Do Experiences: Raonan Ancient Kiln Site (20 RMB) to see the Song Dynasty dragon kiln Wanghu Ecological Area bamboo rafting (50 RMB) Lunch: Farmhouse restaurant for bitter oak tofu (40 RMB per person) Night: **Taoxichuan Night Market** Buy handmade pottery (small items 50-200 RMB) Day 3: Sanbao Village Art Day Morning: **Sanbao International Pottery Village** (Free) Spots: Sanbao Peng Art Museum (Entrance fee 20 RMB) Shiwai Taoyuan B&B Cafe Lunch: **Taste of Sanbao** Enjoy Kiln Worker Chicken Soup (80 RMB per person) Afternoon: **Artist Studio** (Reservation required) Wheel Throwing Experience (150 RMB/person including firing) Evening: **Sanbao Village B&B** (500 RMB/night, fall asleep to the sound of the stream) Day 4: Ancient Kiln Folk Customs Exhibition Area Full Day: **Ancient Kiln Folk Customs Exhibition Area** (Ticket: 95 RMB) Highlights: Ming and Qing Imperial Kiln Re-firing (Every Saturday at 10:00 AM in Autumn) Intangible Cultural Heritage Inheritors on-site Porcelain Repair Lunch: Eat alkaline rice cakes (15 RMB/serving) within the scenic area Afternoon: **Sculpture Porcelain Factory** Browse student works (starting from 10 RMB) Evening: **Ou Ji Food Stall** Enjoy specialty cold noodles (10 RMB) Day Day 5: Exploring Fuliang Morning: **Fuliang Ancient County Government Office** (Entrance fee 45 RMB) - See the thousand-year-old ginkgo tree **Xinping Porcelain Palace** (Entrance fee 25 RMB) - Photograph the dreamlike broken porcelain architecture Noon: **Fuliang Tea Banquet** - Enjoy tea-smoked eggs (60 RMB per person) Afternoon: **Gaoling National Mining Park** - Visit the porcelain clay ruins (Free) Evening: **Jiuji Town** - Eat fried dough sticks wrapped in mochi (8 RMB) Day 6: Enjoy the Morning Light + Return Trip Early Morning: **Changjiang Hundred-Mile Scenic Belt** - Take a walk (Free) Morning: **Guomao Ceramic Market** - Buy underglaze teaware (200 RMB/set) Noon: **Wu Ji Beef Bone Rice Noodles** - 25 RMB per person Afternoon: High-speed rail return trip 💰 Budget Breakdown (For 2 People) Item | Cost (for 2 People) | Description Transportation | 1800 | Business Class High-Speed ​​Rail + Chartered Car Accommodation | 3000 | 5 Nights Quality Accommodation Food | 1200 | 240 Yuan/Day × 6 Days Tickets/Experiences | 800 | Scenic Spots + Handmade Experiences Shopping | 1000 | Ceramics + Tea Sets Total | 6000 | 3000 Yuan per Person 🏺 Ceramics Culture Surprises 1️⃣ October 18th: Jingdezhen International Ceramics Fair (Potential for Masterpieces) 2️⃣ Every Friday Evening: Taoxichuan Creative Market - Student Works Special Offers 3️⃣ Hidden Activity: Make your own porcelain at the Ancient Kiln Scenic Area and have it engraved as a souvenir. 📌 Expert Advice ✔ Best time to photograph the Imperial Kiln Museum: 1 hour after sunrise or during the blue hour ✔ Wear non-slip shoes in Yaoli Ancient Town, as the cobblestone streets are slippery after rain. ✔ For a pottery experience, choose underglaze painting for more stable colors after firing. ✔ When buying teaware, look for the "Made in Jingdezhen" mark on the bottom and be wary of cheap "chemical glaze" products. 6 days, from the ancient dragon kiln to contemporary aesthetics, enjoy a bowl of spicy cold noodles with the aroma of kiln fire! 🍶🏮🖌️ #JingdezhenNightMarketReview #JingdezhenCeramics #JingdezhenFood

Jingdezhen is definitely a culinary capital whose beauty is overshadowed by its ceramics! 🍜🍢 This three-day, two-night food and drink trip made me fall in love with the vibrant atmosphere of this city. You can eat your fill for just over 500 RMB per person! Keep this comprehensive guide handy! 🌟Day 1: Ceramic Culture + Time-Honored Brands ⏰ 9:00-12:00 Jingdezhen Ceramic Museum 📍 Address: No. 150, Xinchang West Road, Changjiang District ✨ Must-see: Exquisite imperial kiln artifacts from various dynasties! The blue and white porcelain is breathtaking! 😍 🚌 Transportation: Bus routes 1/2/3 go directly there; taxi fare is about 15 RMB. ⚠️ Note: Closed on Mondays! Remember to bring your ID card! 🍜 12:30 Maozai Specialty Snacks 📍 Address: Taoyang South Road, Xinchang Street, Zhushan District 🔥 Signature Dish: Cold Rice Noodles + Alkaline Rice Cake Combo! Mixed with local chili sauce, it's absolutely amazing! 💰 Average price: 15 RMB for a full meal 🚶 Super convenient, just a 10-minute walk from the museum 📸 2:00 PM Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Street 📍 Address: No. 150, Xinchang West Road, Zhushan District ✨ What to do: The red brick factory buildings are super photogenic! Shop till your legs give out at the designer ceramics store! ☕️ Hidden gem: A perfect photo spot with the corner cafe 🌙 7:00 PM Ou Ji Food Stall 📍 Address: Zhejiang Road, Zhushan District 🌶️ Must-try: Crab leg rice noodles, you'll be crying from the spiciness! A perfect match with mung bean soup. 🕒 Open until 2 AM, night owls, head over! 🌟Day 2: Hands-on Experience + Secret Exploration ⏰ 8:30 Ancient Kiln Folk Customs Exhibition Area 📍 Address: No. 1, Ancient Kiln Road, Changjiang District 🎨 Experience: Watch the master craftsman throw clay, and have fun DIY! 🚕 Taxi fare recommended (approx. 20 RMB) 🥖 11:00 Fuzhou Lane Fried Dough Stick Stall 📍 Address: Fuzhou Lane, Zhushan District 💫 Amazing Combination: Fried dough sticks wrapped around mochi! Freshly fried and incredibly delicious! ⚠️ Note: May sell out before 12 PM! 🏡 14:00 Sanbao Village 📍 Location: Sanbao Road, Zhushan District ✨ Hidden Gem: Ceramic-paved streets are super artsy, and the cafe is a must-visit! 🚖 Taxi fare recommended (approx. 25 RMB) 🐟 19:00 Xiaohuangyu (Little Yellow Croaker) & Ai Kitchen 📍 Address: Guangchang South Road, Zhushan District 🔥 Signature Dish: Crispy Fried Yellow Croaker! Even the side dishes are so delicious you'll want to lick the plate clean! 🌟Day 3 Creative Market + Palace Ruins ⏰ 9:00 Lotte Pottery Creative Market 📍 Address: No. 218, Xinchang East Road, Zhushan District (Saturdays only!) 🛍️ Shopping Warning: The cups and plates are so cute you'll want to buy them all! 🚌 Bus Route 15 goes directly there 🍖 12:00 Wu Ji Beef Bone Rice Noodles 📍 Address: Xinchang East Road, Zhushan District 😋 How to eat: First gnaw on the beef bones, then slurp up the rice noodles—it's so delicious you'll lick the bowl clean! 🏯 14:00 Imperial Kiln Site Park 📍 Address: No. 1, Imperial Kiln Site Road, Zhushan District 📸 Must-see: Longzhu Pavilion is absolutely perfect for taking photos! 🥘 18:00 Go Home for Dinner (Changhong Branch) 📍 Address: Changhong Jinyu Central, Zhushan Avenue 💕 Perfect ending: Douchong Fish Head Soup—it's so delicious it'll make your eyebrows fall off! 💡 Ultimate tips: 1️⃣ Get there early for the beef bone rice noodles and fried dough sticks stalls! 2️⃣ Allocate at least half a day to leisurely explore Sanbao Village. 3️⃣ A lifesaver for spice lovers: "Please, mild!" 4️⃣ Don't miss the Saturday-only market. Save this post, and next time you're in Jingdezhen, just follow these tips! Guaranteed to be a hit! 👌 #JingdezhenFood #CeramicCapitalFoodGuide #3Days2Nights #JiangxiFood #OffTheBeatenPathTravelDestination

No one can leave Jingdezhen empty-handed except me 😄 Here's a guide for traveling with kids: Before going to Jingdezhen, I thought I'd come back laden with shopping bags. Actually, I left empty-handed 😁 Traveling with kids is all about being lazy, relaxed, and carefree; absolutely no buying things you shouldn't buy! PS. Jingdezhen's prices are outrageous 🥷! Here are some tips for traveling with kids in Jingdezhen 👇🏻 for your reference: - 🌟About Accommodation: Recommended accommodation: Jingjianli Hotel. Great location near Taoxichuan. Less than 100 RMB per person. The breakfast is delicious! Highly recommended! 🌟About Food: I did my research beforehand and planned to try Ouji and Lele's food stalls. However, the queue at Ouji was several hours long on the first day, so I opted for Lele instead. The queue was much shorter, but it was very spicy and fragrant! I loved the small yellow croaker. Later, when we ate at Ouji, I preferred Lele. Ouji's small yellow croaker comes with soup and isn't as spicy. For those with a strong spice tolerance, Lele is the way to go! 🌟Regarding Transportation: In the city center, we mainly used Didi (a ride-hailing app). Transportation in Jingdezhen is relatively convenient; everything is close by. However, it gets incredibly crowded. Near Taoxichuan, the wait for a taxi is at least 20 minutes. In Sanbao Village, we rented an electric scooter 🛵. Riding an electric scooter with our baby was quite enjoyable for the three of us 👪. I wouldn't recommend walking; walking the five or six kilometers through Sanbao Village with a child might be exhausting 😄 🌟Regarding the Route: Since our two days on the weekend were limited, we visited the Imperial Kiln Museum, Sanbao Village, and Taoxichuan. I personally liked Sanbao Village the most. Strolling around the village on a nice day was truly relaxing 😌 P.S. Beautiful porcelain in Jingdezhen is really expensive! We saw a few plates and cups that cost over 500 yuan each. I don't think it's necessary. If you really want to buy something, I suggest avoiding Taoxichuan Market and Sanbao Village; the "niche designers" are all very pricey! Playing in the mud with your baby is a great experience 👍

When in Jingdezhen, foodies must make it their first stop! Upon arrival, head straight to the action—eat!! After doing a lot of research, I hesitated to just pop into any random hole-in-the-wall restaurant. I decisively chose Ou Ji Food Stall 🍻 Secret tip 🗣️: Avoid the popular areas like Taoxichuan. They have many branches—basically no need to queue!! We were seated at a small side table for two. Although it was crowded, the turnover was quite fast 👏 ▪️The first dish, lotus root slices, was absolutely amazing! Sweet, crisp, and with a lingering aftertaste—I haven't had lotus root with such a "lotus root flavor" in ages! ▪️Stir-fried pork with chili peppers 🌶️ We chose mild. Super delicious with rice!! We devoured a whole bowl! Next time I'll try medium spicy~ ▪️The pan-fried buns had a crispy bottom and generous filling—the thin-skinned soup dumplings that people from Jiangsu and Zhejiang would love! ▪️The signature chicken feet took a really long time to arrive. But! It was worth it! Stewed until the meat is falling off the bone and tender—even the bones are soft! The spiciness is intense and gets increasingly addictive with every bite (those who can't handle spice should be cautious). ▪️Unexpectedly, they also have egg and meatloaf soup!! The meatloaf is substantial, and the broth is sweet and flavorful. The egg tastes just like the steamed eggs I had as a child 🥹—heartwarming and comforting. ▪️Dessert: Osmanthus-flavored Tofu Pudding. The tofu flavor isn't overpowering—sweet and not cloying. A must-try for dessert lovers—no guilt required! 💬Summary: No wonder it's the local favorite with long queues!! It feels like they're seriously trying to create fusion cuisine, preserving local characteristics while also catering to diverse palates. A truly satisfying meal! 🥰 Recommended for anyone visiting Jingdezhen who wants a satisfying meal without any disappointments! #JingdezhenFood #OujiFoodStall #JiangxiFoodCheckIn