阿忠海鲜餐馆(新华北路店)

It's the best I've had in the past few days, depending on my personal taste The price is affordable and I ordered too much The environment is a bit noisy, there are mosquitoes on the second floor, and the food is a bit slow The business is so good‼ ️ I basically ate all the must-order dishes The seafood is very fresh and tastes good It's the first time I've eaten salt and pepper clams, and the taste is surprisingly good The steamed crab with yellow is also a good price The vinegar meat is average

It's such a great night food stall‼ ️‼ ️‼ ️‼ ️ Love it, okay? ??? ??? I want to eat every dish and order every one‼ ️ 5 people want to order enough for 10 people It's my first time to eat fried razor clams, I love it fried with salt and pepper‼ ️ Fried quail, it brings back my childhood memories, I can't eat quail now A very satisfying meal, I have gained infinite worldly flavor‼ ️

Quanzhou 3-Day, 2-Night Travel Guide (Budget 5,000 RMB) 📍 Trip Highlights: ✅ Stroll through the ancient city and experience the starting point of the "Maritime Silk Road" ✅ Visit World Heritage sites and experience Southern Fujian culture ✅ Savor authentic Southern Fujian snacks and savor the flavors of Quanzhou ✅ Enjoy a comfortable and hassle-free trip on a 5,000 RMB budget 📅 Itinerary Day 1: Ancient City Cultural Exploration + Food Tour Morning: Arrive in Quanzhou and check into your hotel Recommended Hotel: Quanzhou Hotel (established five-star hotel, approximately 600 RMB/night) or a B&B near West Street (such as "Wuji B&B," approximately 400 RMB/night) Transportation: Take the high-speed rail to Quanzhou Station, then take a taxi to the city center, approximately 30 RMB Lunch: Savor Southern Fujian specialties Recommended Restaurants: Dongxing Beef Restaurant (40 RMB per person) or Hou Apo's Rice Dumplings (30 RMB per person) Must-Try Dishes: Beef Soup, Rice Dumplings, Earthworm Jelly, and Rice Noodle Soup Afternoon: Kaiyuan Temple (free) + West Street Visit Fujian's largest Buddhist temple and check out the East and West Pagodas. Walk West Street and experience the vibrant life of Southern Fujian. Evening: Bell Tower and Zhongshan Road Check out Quanzhou's iconic Bell Tower and stroll along Zhongshan Road's arcade-style streets. Evening: Night Tour of the Fuwen Temple (free) and Goldfish Alley. The Fuwen Temple offers stunning night views, while Goldfish Alley boasts arty shops and cafes. Day 2: World Heritage Sites and Seaside Scenery Morning: Qingyuan Mountain (70 RMB admission) Climb to enjoy a panoramic view of Quanzhou and visit Laojun Rock (the Laozi statue) Lunch: Minnan Cuisine Lunch Recommended Restaurant: Linjia Minnan Cuisine (80 RMB per person) Afternoon: Luoyang Bridge (Free) Experience the wisdom of ancient bridge construction at one of China's four great ancient bridges Evening: Xiapu Village (Free) Experience Xiapu women's culture and take photos at the Hairpin Flower Pavilion (approximately 100 RMB per person) Evening: Jinjiang Wudian Market (Free) The red brick historic house district offers stunning night views, perfect for photo ops Day 3: Religious Culture + Return Morning: Guanyu Temple + Qingjing Mosque (3 yuan admission) Guanyue Temple is a popular tourist destination, and Qingjing Mosque is an Arabic-style mosque. Lunch: Seafood dinner Recommended restaurant: A Zhong Seafood Restaurant (100 yuan per person) Afternoon: Overseas Transportation History Museum (free) Learn about the history of the ancient Maritime Silk Road Evening: Return trip 💰 Budget (for two people) ✅ Transportation (high-speed rail/taxi): Approximately 1,500 yuan ✅ Accommodation (two nights): 1,000-1,200 yuan ✅ Food (three days): Approximately 800 yuan ✅ Admission: Approximately 200 yuan ✅ Experiences/Shopping: Approximately 800 yuan (hairpin, souvenirs, etc.) Total: Approximately 4,500-5,000 yuan 📌 Travel Tips ✔ Quanzhou's attractions are concentrated; walking in the old city and taking the Xiaobai bus (2 yuan per trip) are recommended. ✔ Best time to visit in spring and autumn; remember to use sunscreen in summer. ✔ Recommended West Street snacks: Wu's Mochi (glutinous rice cakes) and Yafo Spring Roll Wrappers ✔ Recommended souvenirs: Yuanhetang preserved fruits and Lin Ji Zhengquanmao mung bean cakes We hope this guide helps you enjoy Quanzhou! Feel free to adjust your itinerary if you have other needs. 😊 #QuanzhouTravelGuide #QuanzhouTravel #FujianQuanzhou

Quanzhou seafood delicacies are a must-try when visiting Quanzhou. Despite its small size, the dishes are incredibly delicious. Steamed Roe Crab Each crab is incredibly plump, brimming with roe, and the meat is tender and smooth. Take a bite and the delicious crab meat melts in your mouth. The meat is incredibly tender and smooth. Steaming it best preserves the roe's juiciness, creating a rich, sweet, and lingering aftertaste. Sea Fish in Sauce The plump, rich, and succulent fish is encased in a rich sauce. The fish is firm and tender, springy, juicy, and juicy. The sauce blends with the flavorful sauce to create a rich, rich, and vibrant taste. The richness and depth of the flavors highlight the fish's delicious flavor. Clam and Tofu Soup The plump clams, fragrant tofu, and cucumber create a refreshing and sweet dish, a taste of home. Stir-fried Greens The lush greens are crisp and refreshing. 🏠A Zhong Seafood Restaurant 🎈 Located directly across from Quanzhou Peiyuan Middle School on Xinhua Road.

🌟Fujian Xiapu Travel Guide (Affordable and Unexpected)🌟 —A tidal flat photography paradise and a hidden island, explore pristine eastern Fujian for just 500 yuan per person! 📅 Best Time to Travel ✅ May-October: The tidal flats are at their most beautiful (with rich layers of light and shadow). July-August is the perfect time to go tidal flat fishing. September-October is seaweed season. ⚠️ Avoid typhoon season (check the weather forecast from July to September). The tidal flats are murky and unphotogenic on rainy days! 🚗 Transportation 1. Transportation High-speed rail: Fuzhou/Wenzhou → Xiapu Station (1.5 hours). From the station, share a car to the county seat (10 yuan/person). Self-driving: 2.5 hours from Fuzhou, 1.5 hours from Ningde. Parking is generally free. 2. Local Transportation Chartered car: The tidal flats are scattered, and chartering a car costs about 200-300 yuan/day (better value for four people). Public Transportation: Urban and rural buses are inexpensive but infrequent (e.g., 8 yuan to Sansha Town), making them suitable for those with ample time. 📸 Must-See Attractions & Tips 1. Beiqi Tidal Flats (Free) Highlight: Perfect sunrise photography, with light and shadow intertwined with fishing boats. Tips: Arrive at the observation deck before 5:00 AM and bring a telephoto lens; at low tide, you can go down to the mudflats to pick up small seafood. Tips: Don't trust villagers who charge you for a ride; the observation deck is free! 2. Dongbi Village (Free) Highlight: A popular sunset village, with a cluster of B&Bs facing the sea. Tips: Stroll along the light and shadow plank road in the afternoon, and watch the sunset at 6:00 PM; take photos at the "No. 88" cafe at the village entrance for free. Tips: Choose seafood stalls with clearly marked prices; we recommend "A Zhong Seafood" (60 yuan per person). 3. Sizhu Islands (Day Trip, 200-300 RMB) Highlight: A real-life Zelda-style scene, cliffside lawns, and flocks of seagulls. Tips: Take a speedboat from Sansha Pier (book tickets in advance). Bring sunscreen and seasickness medication. Wear non-slip shoes when hiking to the island. Tip: Don't try to save money by taking a fishing boat (it takes 3 hours and can cause nausea)! 4. Yangjia Creek (Admission, 18 RMB) Highlight: The Tyndall effect of banyan trees creates a ethereal atmosphere. Tips: Arrive before 8 AM to avoid tour groups. Villagers will pose for photos with cows for 20 RMB, which is negotiable. Tip: Non-photographers shouldn't skip this, as it's quite a distance. 5. Xiaohao Beach (Free) Highlight: Colorful mudflats, perfect for family-friendly beach hopping. Tips: Check the tide table (go at low tide) and bring a bucket and shovel for clams. The nearby "Xiaohao Fishing Village" offers affordable dining. 🍜 Food Recommendations & Pitfalls to Avoid Must-Try: Minnan Hot Pot (10 RMB/bowl, available at a street stall in Sansha Town); Oyster Omelette (15 RMB, recommended as a "Sansha Classic Snack"); Razor Clams (seasonal price, steamed for best freshness). Troubleshooting: The "Xiapu Fish Balls" near the scenic area are mostly frozen; When ordering at food stalls, ask the price before ordering; beware of "price-fixing scams." 🏠 Accommodation Recommendations Budget-savvy: Stay in Xiapu County (e.g., a Home Inn, 150 RMB/night). Chartering a car to the attractions is more convenient. Photographers: Stay in a B&B in Dongbi Village (300-500 RMB/night). Recommend the popular "Shijianhai" photo location. Troubleshooting: B&Bs near Yangjia Creek are in poor condition; overnight stays are not recommended! ⚠️ Things to Note: The mudflats are slippery, so wear non-slip shoes or rain boots. Be wary of high tides in the reef area. Photography enthusiasts, prepare a tripod and a neutral density filter; mobile users, use the "Xingtu" app with filters. For seafood, go to the Xiapu Seafood Market (freshest at 6 a.m.). They also offer processing services. 💰 3-Day, 2-Night Budget (Per Person) Transportation: High-speed rail round-trip 200 yuan + chartered car 100 yuan = 300 yuan Accommodation: County town 150 yuan/night x 2 = 300 yuan Food and Drinks: Seafood + snacks 80 yuan per day = 240 yuan Attractions: Only the Siyuan Islands ferry ticket + Yangjia Creek entrance fee = 250 yuan Total budget: approximately 1,000 yuan (off-season/carpooling can reduce this to under 800 yuan) 🌊 Xiapu isn't a place for special forces! The right way to check in is to slow down and experience the lively atmosphere of the fishing village. #FujianTravel #FujianTourism #FujianNingdeTravelGuide #FujianXiapuTravelGuide