Rather than a barbecue restaurant, this is actually a butcher shop! If you want to eat barbecue, you can come here to buy it. The store has meat, vegetables, and dipping sauces! The meat is selected, cut by a machine, and mixed for you in the store. You can take it home and grill it here!
It is quite famous and taxi drivers can find it.
This is the entrance of the store. The plaque is blocked by the earthen pot tent! After ordering the meat, the machine cuts it, and the auntie stews it for you later. You can take the rest! Then you can grill it! The meat tastes very good, original and authentic! !
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Rather than a barbecue restaurant, this is actually a butcher shop! If you want to eat barbecue, you can come here to buy it. The store has meat, vegetables, and dipping sauces! The meat is selected, cut by a machine, and mixed for you in the store. You can take it home and grill it here! It is quite famous and taxi drivers can find it. This is the entrance of the store. The plaque is blocked by the earthen pot tent! After ordering the meat, the machine cuts it, and the auntie stews it for you later. You can take the rest! Then you can grill it! The meat tastes very good, original and authentic! !
The beef is good, mainly because the meat is well mixed. But I feel that the dipping sauce is just average.
Location: No. 13, Anju, Xinhe Community, Longsha District, Qiqihar City, Ma Xiao Ma Jia Headquarters. Hecheng BBQ is really unique, especially this store is so authentic, the meat is freshly mixed and weighed by pound, 49 per pound, and its homemade sausages are also weighed, Ma Xiao Ma Jia beef and mutton, for the gourmet Northeastern people, this can satisfy what you want to eat, very delicious, full of the flavor of life
Qiqihar is beautiful, but visiting in September isn't recommended because... Qiqihar, with its vast wetlands and delicious barbecue, exudes the boldness and warmth of Northeast China. However, September is not recommended for three reasons: Heavy rainfall makes travel difficult; the temperature is highly variable, with large morning and evening temperature swings, making it easy to catch a cold; and migratory birds haven't begun their southern migration in September, making it difficult to see flocks. If you absolutely must visit in September, here's a guide. Three-Day, Two-Night Itinerary Day 1: A First Look at the City's Culture Morning: Arrive in Qiqihar and visit the Bukui Mosque. This ancient building blends Islamic and Chinese styles. The tranquil and peaceful interior will quickly immerse you in the historical charm of the Crane City. Noon: Head straight to Twelve Loyal Hand-Pulled Noodles and order their signature ramen. The thick broth and chewy noodles are paired with a side of chili oil and pickled garlic in vinegar – a truly authentic Northeastern carbohydrate feast. Afternoon: Stroll through Longsha Park, a popular leisure destination for locals, boasting Russian-style architecture and century-old trees. Visit the former Heilongjiang Governor's Office and immerse yourself in the rich history. Evening: Visit the Longsha Night Market, where you'll find a dazzling array of snacks. Don't miss the Xingshi Village sweet corn pancakes and the traditional sweet and sour pork. The former is sweet and crispy, while the latter is crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, with a tangy and appetizing aroma. Day 2: Wetland Exploration Morning: Wake up early and head to the Zhalong Ecological Tourism Area. Check the red-crowned crane release schedule in advance to secure a front-row seat for a spectacular viewing experience. Watch the graceful cranes soar through the reeds, a spectacular sight. Noon: Enjoy iron pot braised fish pancakes at a farmhouse near the scenic area. The fish is tender and the pancakes, soaked in the broth, are fragrant and flavorful. Afternoon: Continue exploring the wetland, with the option of taking a boat ride to experience the swaying reeds and the tranquility of the wetland up close. Remember to bring mosquito repellent, as mosquitoes are common near the water. Day 3: BBQ Extravaganza Morning: Sleep in, then head to Dasha Rouke or Maxiao Majia for authentic Qiqihar barbecue. Freshly cut beef and lamb, marinated with onions and secret ingredients, are grilled over charcoal, creating a sizzling sizzle. Paired with special dipping sauces, it's an instantly addictive experience. Lunch: After a short break, stock up on local specialties like Beida Cang wine and Kedong fermented bean curd. Afternoon: Prepare to return, concluding this Crane City adventure. Tips to Avoid 1. BBQ Pitfalls: Avoid crowded, cluttered BBQ restaurants; the meat quality and flavor are questionable. Opt for established establishments frequented by locals and with long lines. 2. Zhalong Scenic Area: Don't trust "low-cost guides" outside the scenic area; they could be a scam. Purchase your tickets and enter the park according to the normal procedures. Check the scenic area map and opening hours in advance. 3. Weather Precautions: The temperature difference between morning and evening in September is significant, so be sure to bring a thick jacket to avoid catching a cold. Prepare rain gear when traveling in case of sudden rain.
Recommended Budget: 800-1200 RMB per person (3 days, 2 nights, including accommodation, transportation, tickets, and meals) 💰 [Budget Guide] Transportation: Those not driving can choose high-speed rail and local buses (get a 20% discount with the "Hecheng e-Bus Card" on Alipay). Shared rides to Zhalong Wetland cost 30 RMB per person. - Accommodation: Budget hotels cost 150 RMB per night (in Longsha District, near the business district). Grassland B&Bs cost 200 RMB+ per night to experience pastoralist life. - Admission: Zhalong Wetland costs 65 RMB plus a sightseeing bus. Other attractions are mostly free (Longsha Park, museums, etc.). 🌾 [4 Top Hidden Gems] 1️⃣ Zhalong Wetland: The Aerial Ballet of Red-Crowned Cranes - Must-See: Four daily red-crowned crane releases (9:30 AM, 11:00 AM, 2:00 PM, and 3:30 PM). The afternoon releases are less crowded and the light is softer! Take a boat trip deep into the reed marshes (50 yuan) to encounter egrets and hooded cranes. - 📸Photo Spots: Capture cranes spreading their wings at Guanhe Terrace, and capture atmospheric silhouettes from the reeds beside the plank road. - 💡Tips: Wear long sleeves to prevent mosquitoes! Arrive an hour early to secure a front-row seat. 2️⃣ Longsha Park: A Secret Garden of a Century-Old Russian Style - How to: Climb the Tianyuan Pavilion to overlook the Nenjiang River at sunset 🌅, then take a boat trip (30 yuan/hour) to explore the red-brick Russian-style buildings. The reflections of the lights on the riverbank are incredibly romantic at night. - Hidden Gem: The Shougong Temple in the park is surrounded by towering ancient trees, and you can wear Hanfu for stunning forest-style photos! 3️⃣ Mingyue Island: "Northern Saibei and Jiangnan" on the Nenjiang River - Experience: Take a ferry to the island (40 yuan round-trip), rent a bicycle to cycle around the island, visit the ancient Qing Dynasty temple Wanshan Temple, and camp, picnic, and birdwatch in the wetlands in summer. 🍃Secret Route: Quiet and less-traveled trails through the birch forest on the east side of the island, where you might even encounter wild rabbits and squirrels! 4️⃣ Ang'angxi Ruins: Journey through 7,000 Years of Civilization Must-see for culture lovers: See the remains of a Neolithic village, touch pottery and stone tools, and experience simulated archaeological excavations in the museum's interactive area. Combination Tour Recommendation: Visit the Russian-style street of Karossia Street, where the candy-colored old houses instantly become a picture! 🗺️ [3-Day, 2-Night Classic Itinerary] Day 1: Wetland Miracle - Morning: Crane Release at Zhalong Wetland + Boat Ride - Lunch: Farmhouse Near the Scenic Area (Wild Fish Feast/Three Fresh Vegetables) - Afternoon: Cycling on Mingyue Island + Praying at Wanshan Temple - Dinner: Longsha Night Market (Grilled Cold Noodles with Stinky Tofu and Snowflake Soda) Day 2: Cultural Time Machine - Morning: Qiqihar Museum (Free, Reservations Required) + Governor's Office (Photos of the Republican-era red brick archway) - Lunch: Twelve Loyalties Hand-Pulled Noodles (12 Yuan for a Large Bowl!) - Afternoon: Boat Ride at Longsha Park + River Viewing at Tianyuan Pavilion - Dinner: Ma Xiao Ma Jia BBQ (Charcoal-Grilled Beef with Perilla Leaves and Garlic Wrapped in Perilla Leaves) Day 3: Grassland Adventure - Morning: Ang'angxi Ruins + Luoxia Street - Lunch: Laodaowai Pot-Braised Pork (Sweet and Sour Crispy Crust) - Afternoon: Horseback riding on the Meili Grassland (optional) or a stroll in Hong'an Park 🍢 [Food Storm Recommendations] - 🔥Soul BBQ: Lütun Yitou Niu, Ma Xiao Ma Jia (freshly cut beef tossed with onions and soybean oil, bursting with charcoal aroma!) - 🍜Carbohydrate King: Twelve Loyal Hand-Pulled Noodles (rich broth, generous portions), Grilled Cold Noodles with Stinky Tofu (a night market powerhouse!) - 🎁Souvenirs: Kedong Fermented Bean Curd (perfect for bibimbap), Yizhan Horse Meat Jerky (prepared using the traditional Ming Dynasty method, perfectly chewy) 💡 [Practical Tips] - Weather in August and September: 18°C to 28°C, with significant temperature swings between morning and evening. Bring a light jacket and sun hat! - Mosquito Repellent: Long-sleeved shirt and pants, spray, and herbal ointment (mosquitoes are particularly aggressive in wetlands) - New Technology: Use the "Happy Hecheng" Hongmeng Mini App! AI route planning + tap-to-check ticketing (the province's first smart cultural tourism platform) "In Hecheng, at 22°C, enjoying the evening breeze from the Nenjiang River and chasing red-crowned cranes through the reed marshes—this is the ultimate romance of a Northeast summer!" 🌾 #MyCityDragonBoatRace #SonglikeJourney #MostComed-About-Your-Friends #HeilongjiangTravel #Heart-StirringHeilongjiang