Tao Jie Leng Fen

The cold noodles are delicious, not worse than the soup noodles, but more flavorful. I will come again next time

I went to university in Jingdezhen, and I'm quite familiar with the local food and attractions. Over the past two years, I've tried every bit of Jingdezhen's cuisine. Jingdezhen truly has a vast array of delicious dishes. Most people who visit Jingdezhen are drawn to its ceramics, but don't realize its culinary offerings are truly remarkable. If you're unsure what to eat in Jingdezhen, check out these delicious dishes—they'll definitely satisfy! 1. Jingdezhen Cold Noodles Address: Tao Jie Cold Noodles Jingdezhen's cold noodles are truly exceptional. They're incredibly chewy and springy, and paired with any cold dish, they're simply divine. My favorite Jingdezhen cold noodles shop is Tao Jie Cold Noodles. I think their cold noodles are the best, and their other dishes are also quite good. 2. Ou Ji Food Stall Address: Ou Ji Food Stall (Zhejiang Road Branch) This restaurant is also very popular with locals. They have a wide variety of delicious dishes. I think every visit to Jingdezhen requires a visit to Ou Ji Food Stall to try the food. It's absolutely delicious! 😋 My favorite is the signature chicken feet, which are incredibly flavorful, tender, and delicious. The wine lees beef, jumping frog, and scallion oil baby abalone are also excellent. 3. Barbecue Address: Wei BBQ·Jingde Folk Flavor (Taoyang New Village Branch) If you're looking for barbecue in Jingdezhen, you have to mention Wei BBQ. I'd say it's the pinnacle of Jingdezhen barbecue. The restaurant has a unique decor, a wide menu, and the food and barbecue are both incredibly delicious. The service is also excellent. Four, Seven Small Meats Address: Jiuji Town This is a snack. The deep-fried small pieces of meat are incredibly tender and glutinous, coated in a sweet and spicy sauce. Every bite is perfectly flavorful. A whole skewer of meat is only 50 cents, and the meat patty is just one. It's my favorite snack in Jingdezhen. There are many more delicious foods in Jingdezhen. If you're in Jingdezhen and don't know what to eat, check out these. They're all very delicious.

The saying "a history of ceramics is half the story of Jingdezhen" rings true! Walking through the streets here, even the breeze carries the warmth of clay. Turning into any old alley feels like stepping into a porcelain box filled with thousands of years of stories—so soothing! 😌 📍 Shopping and Dining List: Don't Miss These Places! 1️⃣ China Ceramics Museum Upon entering, you'll be captivated by the ceramics spanning millennia. From simple pottery jars from the Neolithic Age to magnificent porcelain from the Ming and Qing Dynasty official kilns, each piece tells a story! 🖼️ ‼️ Must-See Easter Egg: The internet-famous "Silent Buddha" is super adorable, with his slow and carefree expression. There are also treasures from the Yuan Dynasty blue and white and underglaze red porcelains—get up close and see the details for yourself! 🗒️ Tip: Allow 2-3 hours for a leisurely stroll. Don't miss out on the museum, as it's closed on Mondays. 2️⃣ Imperial Kiln Museum The red brick arches are amazing! Any photo taken under any archway will look like a magazine shoot, and the light and shadows are stunning when the sun is shining. ☀️ ⌚️Best time: Visit in the evening when the blues are on! The pale blue sky, contrasted with the red brick silhouettes, creates a stunning photo. At night, when the lights come on, the atmosphere is warm and gentle, and the atmosphere is simply stunning. 🗒️Tip: Navigate to "Imperial Kiln Factory National Archaeological Site Park" and you'll see it right inside. Remember to wear light-colored clothing for a more photogenic look! 3️⃣ Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative District This artistic retreat from an old porcelain factory is so captivating! The red brick buildings and industrial-style chimneys make it feel like you've stepped into a retro movie. 🎬 ‼️Highlight: Don't miss the creative market on Friday and Saturday nights! ⌚️From 4:00 PM to 10:00 PM, all the items are designer handmade ceramics. The small cups and small ornaments are so cute, I can't help but want to buy them~ ♨️Recommended break: After a long day of shopping, stop by Yuansheng Coffee. The cups are decorated with the Jingdezhen logo latte art, which is both beautiful and delicious, perfect for photos and Instagram posts~☕ 4️⃣Yaoli Ancient Town Finally found that "blue sky awaiting misty rain" feeling! Small bridges, flowing water, old Hui-style houses, and a minimalist atmosphere make walking on the cobblestone streets so relaxing~ 📍Highlights: Browse the old shops on Ming and Qing Commercial Street. The Cheng Clan Ancestral Hall is full of ancient charm, and you can even see students sketching by the river. The scene is incredibly peaceful~ 📝Transportation Tips: Driving from the city center takes about an hour. If you prefer not to drive, carpooling is also convenient. Starting early in the morning makes for a perfect day of exploring~ 🍜 Eat your way through Jingdezhen: Don't miss these snacks! Head straight to "Fuzhou Nong Snack Street"! These are all local favorites, affordable and delicious. ✅ Fan's Beef Bone Noodles: 19 yuan a bowl. The beef bones are huge, stewed until tender and flavorful. The noodles soak up the broth, making it incredibly delicious. You'll want to lick your fingers even after chewing the bones! 🦴 ✅ Fried Dough Sticks Wrapped in Mochi: Freshly fried dough sticks are incredibly crispy, wrapped in chewy mochi and sprinkled with sesame candy. They're both crunchy and soft, sweet but not greasy. This breakfast is incredibly satisfying! ✅ Tao Jie's Cold Noodles: The thick, chewy noodles are topped with orange peel, pickled vegetables, and chili oil for a unique, slightly spicy yet flavorful texture. You'll want more! ✅ Dumpling Ba: Transparent wrappers are filled with shredded radish or chives. Each one costs 1 yuan and bursts with flavor. Perfect for a snack or breakfast! 📅 A relaxing 2-day, 1-night itinerary Day 1️⃣ Immerse yourself in porcelain exploration 🔗Morning: China Ceramics Museum (Take a leisurely stroll through the history of ceramics and learn more!) 🔗Afternoon: Imperial Kiln Museum (Photograph the red brick arches during the day, and wait for the evening's vibrant blues) 🔗Evening: Taoxichuan Market (Shop for handmade ceramics, enjoy a cup of coffee after a long day, and admire the night view) Day 2️⃣: Slow down in the ancient town ☀️Full day: Yaoli Ancient Town (Visit old houses, watch the flowing water, and take incredible photos in Hanfu! Enjoy a home-cooked meal in the ancient town for lunch, and a leisurely return trip in the afternoon.) 📌Bonus: Don't forget to pack a portion of fried dough sticks and glutinous rice cakes before leaving; they're incredibly delicious along the way. 💡 Tip: Make your trip smoother! 🚗Transportation: The attractions are a bit scattered, so renting or chartering a car is the most convenient option (around ¥300/day). Taxis are also affordable in the city, but it's more convenient to share a ride or drive to Yaoli. 🏨Accommodation: For a more artistic experience, stay near Taoxichuan for easy access to the evening market. For convenient dining, choose the area around People's Square, where you'll find snack streets right outside your door. ☁️Season: March-May or September-November are the best times to visit, as they offer a mild climate and avoid the rainy season, making for a truly relaxing stroll. Jingdezhen is truly perfect for a leisurely stroll! During the day, admire the porcelain and take photos; at night, explore the market and enjoy snacks. If you have time, try making pottery and take home a small item of your own. It's a truly memorable trip! I'd love to come back! 🥰

✅2025 National Day Travel Guide to Jingdezhen🔥2-Day Highlights + Off-the-beaten-path Activities (with a Guide to Avoiding Pitfalls) 💢This National Day Travel Guide to Jingdezhen is all you need! Will Jingdezhen be crowded during National Day? Analyze crowd warnings and recommend off-the-beaten-path activities in Jingdezhen, perfect for both parents and kids! - 📝[Jingdezhen National Day - 2-Day, 1-Night Itinerary] Day 1: Jingdezhen North Station → China Ceramics Museum → Imperial Kiln Museum → Sculpture Porcelain Factory → Taoxichuan Night Market Day 2: Ancient Kiln and Folk Customs Expo Area → Sanbao Porcelain Valley → Fuliang Porcelain Palace → Yaoli Ancient Town - 🚗[National Day Travel to Jingdezhen - Transportation Guide] High-speed Rail: Jingdezhen North Station (frequent trains) / Jingdezhen Station Flight: Fly to Nanchang and transfer to the high-speed rail for a more economical option. -- 🍜[Must-Try Foods] Fuzhou Nong Youtiao Bao Mochi / Wu Ji Beef Bone Powder / Tao Jie Cold noodles, and the Shiwai Taoyuan Restaurant in Sanbao Village are perfect for family gatherings. - 📸[Photography Tips] 1. Take photos of the arch silhouette at 6:00 PM during the blues hour at the Imperial Kiln Museum. 2. Wear a solid-colored dress at the Porcelain Palace for unique photos. 3. Avoid the crowds and take photos of the morning mist at Yaoli Ancient Town at 7:00 AM. - 🌟[National Day Family Travel Tips] 1. Experience pottery throwing at the Ancient Kiln Folk Customs Area (book two weeks in advance). 2. Taoxichuan offers children's pottery workshops Friday-Sunday. 3. Take your kids to see ceramic installations at the Sanbao Peng Art Museum.

🌟 Jingdezhen 2-Day, 1-Night Guide | Explore the Ceramic Capital of "Blue Skies Waiting for Rain" for 600+ Yuan per person! 🌟 💰 Budget Reference (Per Person) Expense Notes Transportation: 150-300 Yuan round-trip high-speed rail/train (departing from Nanchang or Wuhan) Accommodation: 200-400 Yuan/night, designer B&B (near Taoxichuan or Sanbao Village) Food: 150-200 Yuan/day, snacks and specialties (40-60 Yuan per person) Entrance fees: approximately 100 Yuan for the Imperial Kiln Factory and the Ancient Kiln Folk Culture Expo Area (student ID card available for discounts) Experience: 50-100 Yuan pottery DIY (throwing or painting) Other expenses: 50 Yuan for transportation, snacks, etc. Total: 600-1000 Yuan, excellent value! ------ 🏞️ Must-see Attractions 1. Imperial Kiln Factory National Archaeological Site Park 🏺 The red brick arched buildings are incredibly stylish, creating stunning photos! The evening blues are even more photogenic! 📸 📍Tips: Free but reservations are required. The evening light is stunning as the crowds are minimal. 2. Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative District 🌃 This artistic district, renovated from an old porcelain factory, hosts a creative market on Friday and Saturday nights, making it a great place to find ceramic finds! 📍Hidden Gem: The neighborhood art gallery often hosts exhibitions, making it a great place for photo opportunities. 3. Sanbao International Ceramics Village 🏡 This artistic community is hidden in the mountains, and the blue and white porcelain-patterned pavement is truly unique! The studios and cafes along the way are also very cozy. 📍Recommended: Experience the charm of ceramics and nature at the Shiwai Taoyuan B&B 4. Ancient Kiln Folk Customs Expo Area 👨‍🍳 Watch intangible cultural heritage inheritors make porcelain live and learn about the history of Jingdezhen ceramics. This interactive experience is highly recommended! 📍Tips: The scenic area is quite large, so comfortable shoes are recommended. ------ 🗺️ 2-Day Tour Itinerary Day 1: Ceramic Culture Immersion • Morning: Arrive in Jingdezhen → Check into a B&B in Sanbao Village → Visit the exhibition at Sanbao Peng Art Village • Afternoon: Visit the Ancient Kiln and Folk Customs Expo Area (see the porcelain-making process) → Visit the market at Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative District • Evening: Photograph the night view at the Imperial Kiln Factory → Enjoy local snacks on Zhejiang Road Day 2: In-Depth Cultural Experience • Morning: Explore Taobao at the Sculpture Porcelain Factory (Rakuten Market is available on Saturday mornings) → Experience pottery DIY • Afternoon: Visit the China Ceramics Museum (free, reservation required) → Return ------ 🍜 Food Recommendations 1. Cold Noodles 🌶️ Jingdezhen specialty noodles: coarse noodles, orange peel, and diced radish, spicy and satisfying! 💰 8-10 yuan per person 📍Recommended: Taojie Cold Noodles 2. Dumpling Ba 🥟 Transparent wrapper filled with shredded radish or chive filling, steamed for a translucent finish 💰 6-8 yuan per person 3. Alkaline Ba 🍳 Made with rice paste and lye, it has a unique aroma when stir-fried. 💰 15-20 yuan per person 4. Braised Chicken in Porcelain Clay 🍗 Wrapped in porcelain clay and braised, the chicken is tender and juicy. 💰 40-50 yuan per person ------ ⚠️ Tips 1. Transportation: Jingdezhen isn't a large city, so taxis are generally within 10 yuan; public transportation is also very convenient. 2. Accommodation: We recommend staying near Taoxichuan or Sanbao Village for a rich cultural atmosphere and convenient transportation. 3. Shopping: For ceramics, head to the Sculpture Porcelain Factory for excellent value, so remember to bargain! 4. Experience: DIY pottery is recommended, so make reservations in advance. Your creations can be shipped to your home. 5. When: Saturday mornings are a must-visit at Rakuten Market, a paradise for ceramic lovers! --- 💎 Summary Jingdezhen is truly a treasure trove for artistic youth and ceramic enthusiasts! 🏺 With a budget of 600+, you can experience the charm of this thousand-year-old porcelain capital, experience the joy of pottery making, and sample local snacks. Plan your trip now! #SonglikeJourney #NationalDayTravelDiary #NicheDiscovery #CapturingCityHumanities #SoloTravel