Yanji Foodie's Ultimate Guide

Pack your 512G stomach for this border town! Yanji blends Chinese, Korean, and Russian flavors with endless culinary surprises and stunning Korean costume experiences. Here's your 3-day feast itinerary 👇 ✨Recommended Itinerary✨ Day1: 📍Korean Folk Village Must-try hanbok photoshoot! 20+ rental shops (¥150-300/set with makeup). Best morning light for red-wall photos 📍Yanbian Museum Free entry (bring ID) to explore Korean ethnic history 📍Internet-Famous Bullet Screen Wall Perfect sunset shots near Yanji University, with popular Rodingbay Coffee nearby Day2: 📍Tumen Half-Day Tour ¥200 round-trip car charter to see North Korea's Namyang City, boundary markers, and Riguang Mountain 📍West Market Souvenir heaven! Rice cakes, pollock, kimchi - 5th floor has local snacks 📍Longmart Supermarket Korean snack paradise (save for last-day shopping) 🍜Must-Eat List🍜 ✅Quanzhou Mixed Rice (Flagship): Stone pot bibimbap + soybean paste soup ✅Wu's Wrapped Rice: Pork belly with perilla leaves ✅Shunji Cold Noodles: Chewy buckwheat noodles + sweet pork ✅Jinli BBQ: Table-side grilling + beer stew pot ✅Xingdou Restaurant: Giant jajangmyeon + sweet-sour pork ✅Houlang Coffee: Instagrammable cup designs 📌Pro Tips: 1. Stay near Yanji University/Department Store 2. Taxis start at ¥5 (hard to get during rush hours) 3. Bargain at markets (vendors are friendly) 4. Book hanbok photographers in advance 5. Try Korean sauna in winter Don't leave without vacuum-packed kimchi and blood sausage from West Market (lasts 7 days)! Yanji is foodie heaven you'll crave forever!