Auntie Jijia

Zouzoutingting's food notes This fried food is quite famous in West Street. Two people ordered two chicken wings, one chicken skeleton and two green bean agar. The taste of the chicken skeleton and chicken wings is the same. I personally recommend the chicken wings. The chicken wings have more meat and are delicious. The gravy splashes on your hands when you bite them. The skin is crispy and the meat inside is tender and delicious. The chicken skeleton is the chicken skeleton, so there is less meat, but it tastes more fragrant. Lily green bean It's ordinary, but it's cool and refreshing, and it's not bad to match these fried foods. The store is too small, with only five small tables, so you almost have to wait in line or take it home to eat.

∠( ᐛ 」∠)＿ Auntie Chicken Rack, opened at 3:30 pm, business was so good that the store was full before the shutter door was opened. There were not many seats in the store, so many people chose to take away. "Fried chicken skin", the first time I tried fried chicken skin, the taste was pretty good, chewy in the middle, crispy on the edges, with a variety of seasonings, very flavorful, salty and sweet, I like it. "Chicken skeleton", Auntie's signature, but for me, it is not as good as chicken skin, the taste is sweet. "Fried chicken feet", the chicken feet are also fried, which is quite special, the skin is crispy, and the garlic fragrance is light, but the tendons are chewy, so I won't make an appointment next time. "Sauce-flavored rice cake", the most disappointing snack, the peanut butter is too greasy, and the thinly cut rice cake is also less soft and sticky, and I am very thirsty after eating it. For this Internet celebrity, as the dishes are served one by one, the favorability gradually decreases, and only fried chicken skin is recommended.

It's located on West Street and is always packed! But it's really delicious, unique, and has a bit of a vinegar pork feel. It's still good, you can go and experience it!

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A four-day, three-night Quanzhou travel guide, budgeted under 4,000 RMB (based on a two-person trip), covers transportation, accommodation, food, attractions, and experiences, balancing cultural depth with relaxation. Itinerary Overview Budget: Transportation 1,200 RMB + Accommodation 900 RMB + Food 800 RMB + Tickets/Experiences 600 RMB + Other Items 500 RMB Themes: World Heritage Ancient City, Southern Fujian Culture, Mountain and Sea Scenery, and Delicious Food Day 1: Cultural Tour of the Ancient City Accommodation: B&B near West Street (Quanzhou Wuji B&B or Longling Mansion are recommended, approximately 300 RMB/night) Morning Kaiyuan Temple (free): A Quanzhou landmark, visit the East and West Pagodas, and the Ancient Ship Museum. West Street: Browse traditional shops and check out the "Quanzhou" wall (Xiaoxicheng). Recommended Dining: Breakfast: West Street "Mianxianhu" (Shuimen Guozai Old Shop, 15 RMB per person). Snacks: Wu's Handmade Mochi (2 yuan/piece), Auntie's Chicken Rack (10 yuan). Afternoon Quanzhou Overseas Transportation History Museum (free): Learn about maritime trade during the Song and Yuan dynasties. Qingjing Mosque (3 yuan): Islamic relics, dress appropriately (no short skirts). Guanyue Temple (free): The most popular temple in southern Fujian, where fortune telling is available. Evening Zhongshan Road Arcade: Stroll through the night scenery and buy souvenirs (Lin Ji Zheng Quan Mao mung bean pancakes). Dinner: Dongxing Beef Restaurant (steak and beef soup, 40 yuan per person). Day 2: Mountain and Sea Life and Intangible Cultural Heritage Experience Accommodation: Continue to stay at West Street Morning Qingyuan Mountain (70 yuan admission): Wake up early to watch the sunrise (free admission before 5:30 am) and visit Laojun Rock. Transportation: Round-trip taxi, approximately 50 yuan. Afternoon Xiepu Village (free): Experience the "Xiepu Women" hairpin flower-shaped circle (40 yuan/person, including costumes) and take photos of the fishing village. Zhenwu Temple (free): A sea god worship site, a rare and unique location. Evening Dinner: Stan Ginger Duck (120 yuan/bird, enough for two people). Puppet Theater (80 yuan/person): Watch the intangible cultural heritage string puppet show (book in advance through the official WeChat account). Day 3: Hui'an Coastline Day Trip Transportation: Car rental/charter (approximately 300 yuan/day) Route: Chongwu Ancient City (45 yuan): Stroll along the Ming Dynasty city wall and watch a Hui'an women's performance. Daqi Village (free): Hui'an Women's Folk Village, experience fishing village life. Fengche Island (free): Stunning coastline, sunset photography. Lunch: Chongwu Fish Roll Soup + Oyster Pancake (50 yuan per person) Day 4: Literary Alley and Return Trip Morning Goldfish Alley: Visit the artistic shops (including the "Balangyu" coffee shop). Chengtian Temple (free): Even more tranquil and secluded than Kaiyuan Temple, this ancient temple boasts a thousand-year-old charm. Afternoon Lunch: Haochengcai Steakhouse (30 yuan per person). Return Trip: Depending on your schedule, you may wish to visit the Quanzhou Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum (free, reservation required). Budget Breakdown (Total for Two) Transportation: Round-trip high-speed rail 800 yuan (if departing from Fuzhou/Xiamen) + city taxi/bus 400 yuan ≈ 1,200 yuan Accommodation: 300 yuan/night x 3 nights = 900 yuan Food: 80 yuan/meal x 6 meals + 200 yuan snacks ≈ 800 yuan Tickets/Experiences: Qingyuan Mountain 140 yuan + Puppet Show 160 yuan + Zanhuawei 80 yuan + Chongwu Ancient City 90 yuan ≈ 470 yuan Other: Souvenirs 200 yuan + Emergency Expenses 300 yuan ≈ 500 yuan Total: Approximately 3,870 yuan (adjustable) Tips Transportation: Walking or using a shared e-scooter in the Old Town is recommended, and Didi is recommended for long distances. Food: Avoid internet-famous restaurants on West Street and ask locals for recommendations. Season: Best time to visit in spring and autumn; remember to use sunscreen and mosquito repellent in summer. Quanzhou is a city that's half bustling, half ethereal. Take your time to truly appreciate its charm! If you have extra budget, upgrade your accommodations or try the Xiapu Fishing House (about 200 yuan per boat). #QuanzhouIntangibleHeritageExperience #QuanzhouTravelStrategy