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Small rib noodles, pickled cabbage noodles, Pianerchuan, beef noodles, sunset fried rice... Full of ingredients! I especially recommend the boss's homemade sausages, which are made with safe meat and are very fragrant and delicious. Finally, the most important advertising slogan: the boss is a handsome guy!

Finally tried the slightly spicy pickled fish noodles, it was still a bit spicy, I will order non-spicy next time.

Sharing your thoughts on Shaoxing's must-try restaurants (no need to miss them!) Shaoxing locals recommend these restaurants! These are time-honored establishments we grew up with! 💗 A must-try list that you've tried countless times, and you'll never miss a thing! From breakfast to main courses to snacks, it's all here! 😋 For those of you who don't know what to eat in Shaoxing, check this list out! [Shaoxing Must-Try Food List] 1⃣ Tongxinlou 📍Address: 406 Jiefang North Road, Yuecheng District 💰Per person: 12 yuan 🔥Recommendations: Xiaolongbao (steamed dumplings) and Shengjianbao (steamed buns) A true classic! A bun shop loved by three generations~ 2⃣ Wang Laohan Stinky Tofu 📍Address: Inside the Lu Xun Hometown Scenic Area 💰Per person: 10 yuan The secret to Shaoxing's stinky tofu's non-stinky texture is this! Crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, and incredibly delicious. 3⃣ Shang Ding Fresh Noodle House 📍Address: 385 Jiefang North Road, Tashan Subdistrict, Yuecheng District 💰Per Person: 18 Yuan A 30-year-old noodle shop! Wouldn't you like a bowl of eyebrow-dropping yellow croaker noodles? 4⃣ Wang Shimu Noodle Buns 📍Address: 112 Jiefang North Road, Tashan Subdistrict 💰Per Person: 10 Yuan A Shaoxing-style breakfast! The perfect combination of pancakes, egg, and black sesame seeds. 5⃣ Zheng Ji Black Cow Bean Cake 📍Address: 118 Cangqiao Zhi Street 💰Per Person: 12 Yuan A soft, sweet, and fragrant classic snack! A local's childhood memory. 6⃣ Tao Ji Crispy Fish 📍Address: 388 Shengli West Road 💰Per Person: 25 Yuan Deeply crispy fried fish—perfect for drinking or eating. 7⃣ Ciwu Noodles 📍Address: 147 Luxun Middle Road 💰Per person: 22 yuan Handmade noodles are chewy and bouncy! 8⃣ Lao Huzi Noodle House 📍Address: 151 Fushan West Road 💰Per person: 40 yuan 24-hour late-night eatery ~ Recommended seafood noodles 9⃣ Ding Laixing 📍Address: 688 Yundong Road 💰Per person: 44 yuan Must-try the drunken crab! The rice wine is incredibly flavorful and rich. - Looking for more Shaoxing delicacies? Feel free to leave your top picks in the comments! #TasteAnAuthenticOldBoutique #LocalFood #LocalSpecialSnacks #TravelWithCuteKids #SeeTheWorldWithParents

Enjoy a nighttime Shaoxing City Walk! Eat, drink, and have fun! Shangda Road ➡️Cangqiao Street ➡️Shaoxing Tiandi ➡️Shuigouying ➡️Fuheli • Shangda Road Not crowded! Perfect for a nighttime city walk! The "Yacht" tea-themed street offers a variety of interesting teas and intangible cultural heritage products. • Cangqiao Street Walk across Baozhu Bridge and experience the unique beauty of the Jiangnan water town! The street is filled with delicious eateries and interesting cultural and creative products! • Shaoxing Tiandi Eat, drink, and have fun! A great weekend getaway for the kids! • Shuigouying So many delicious options! Many locals love these little restaurants! Wang's Steamed Dumplings, Shangdingxian, and Tongxiang Hot Pot! • Fuheli Bar street! Enjoy a quaint atmosphere! Enjoy Nanjia Study, LOONG, Shijianli, and Sanqi Tavern! #The most asked place in Moments #Song's Journey #Have fun with friends #Where to go on the weekend #Relaxing spot

‼️ Shaoxing locals recommend: A collection of delicious restaurants that don't need marketing As a Shaoxing native for 30 years, I've scoured my phone's photo albums to compile a collection of hidden gems for tourists: 📍Aguo Restaurant: Mostly locals, business is booming, so make sure to book in advance! Recommended dishes include scallion kidney, stir-fried shrimp, and shredded eel. The proprietress can be quite impatient. Open on the 8th day of the Lunar New Year. 📍Fengle Restaurant: A 30-year-old restaurant with an unchanged menu! Traditional Shaoxing dishes include: Fried ling jiao (shrimp ring), stir-fried three-diced vegetables, vinegar-fried glutinous rice, and Shaoxing three delicacies. Open on the 8th day of the Lunar New Year. 📍Huangyiqiao Restaurant: A humble little restaurant on Cangqiao Street, the hometown of Lu Xun! The scallion duck and thousand-piece knots are must-try! If you're not too bothered by the surroundings, check out Xunbaoji and Shaodongjia, both nearby scenic spots. Closed for Chinese New Year holiday 📍Hebutou Restaurant: Traditional Shaoxing cuisine, located near Xixiao Road, offering a wide selection of traditional Shaoxing specialties, including pickled vegetables, fermented vegetables, steamed dishes, and cooked foods. Closed for Chinese New Year, open from the 7th or 8th of the Lunar New Year, but a good choice for weekdays. 📍Shangdingxian: A specialty noodle shop, popular for its bullfrog noodles and sauerkraut fish noodles. Try the fried crispy fish nuggets. Wang's Steamed Dumplings next door also has excellent preserved mustard greens (picture missing). 📍Axing Triangle Dumplings: A Shaoxing specialty from Xinchang. Recommend the preserved mustard greens soup dumplings and the minced pork and tofu noodles! The secret sauce is fermented bean curd sauce! 📍Master Zheng's Shaobing and Youtiao: Located in the south of the city, slightly away from the scenic area, this breakfast-only restaurant serves shaobing, youtiao, salty soy milk, wontons, and steamed buns... I've been going there for years. 📍Xiaoyang Snacks: Serves breakfast and lunch, and specializes in carbohydrates. Their mixed noodles are all excellent, with traditional Shaoxing-style toppings and alkaline noodles. 📍Hangzhou Lao Noodle House: This small shop has been around for years, a bit like Hangzhou's Sichuan style. Recommended: Shredded pork with leeks, green vegetable and oil residue mixed noodles... 📍Tongxinlou: A long-time internet celebrity, it's still a favorite among many locals. Their Shengjian (Shengjian) is the most famous, so expect a long line. 📍Taoji Crispy Fish: A long-standing East Street restaurant. The crispy fish with broth is delicious, but the rest is average. 📍Wujia Big Meat Buns: Open 24/7, they specialize in snacks, with their signature large meat buns, 8 yuan each, bigger than your palm! They also have small wontons, steamed buns, xiaolongbao, and other carbohydrates. 📍Taoyuan Restaurant: Another small shop only locals can find! Found in 2006, they're always delicious! Recommended dishes include fried ling jiao (shrimp rings) and scallion-oil kidney slices. 📍Lingjiang Restaurant: Located in the west of the city, next to Ejing Yayuan, this old restaurant is newly opened. Their salt and pepper pork ribs, stir-fried three-diced pork with soy sauce, and drunken chicken are must-try dishes. 📍Yuji Noodle House: Delicious Ciwu noodles in Jinghu! I usually have lunch there during the week! My go-to dishes: stir-fried beef noodle soup, large intestine noodles, and pork liver noodles. 📍Happiness Noodle House: A long-time internet sensation among Shaoxing noodle shops. Also in Jinghu, near Yuji, the wait is around an hour on weekdays. The toppings for their Sichuan noodles are all good, but the noodle soup is a bit underwhelming. 📍Fang's Clay Pot Rice: Locals go there for their fried skewers! Open only in the afternoon. Recommended dishes include potato slices (thin like Lay's), fried pork ribs, rice cakes (with the salty sesame sauce I loved as a kid), pork tenderloin, and lotus root slices. Some users have reported miscalculation, so be sure to ask for the price before checking out! #LocalDeliciousFood #TryAuthenticOldBoutique #LocalSpecialSnacks #ThePlaceMostCommentedOnlyOnFacebook #ShaoxingTravel