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Hey guys! I've found a super down-to-earth Tianjin food guide—you'll never miss a thing! 😋 🌅[Breakfast Criteria—Northwest Corner Gods Gathering] ⏰Key Point: Go between 6 and 9 PM for the best food! Any later and the lines will be so long you'll be dreading your life (I've personally tested it, early risers have fewer people and are twice as happy). 📍Li Ji Guoba Cai Must-try combo: Guoba Cai + Beef Shaobing! A secret tip: drizzle some chili for a more satisfying experience. Pair it with a bowl of hot soy milk for a refreshing and satisfying meal! 📍Zhengwei Zhai Guoba Cai A Tianjin veteran's secret recipe: Guoba Cai with steamed bread! It's so delicious you'll almost smack in your mouth! This is the real deal! 📍Mu Ji Rolls Carb-conscious folks, look over here! A flatbread with a roll and fried eggplant box—every bite is incredibly satisfying (even though I know it's a calorie bomb, who could resist? 🤤) 📍Hai Ji Traditional Fried Cakes The joy of freshly fried and served! The red bean paste filling is just the right amount of sweet, stays firm even when cold, and is incredibly crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. 🍚[Tianjin Restaurant - Generous portions and affordable prices are king] 📍Tong Fa Hao Restaurant (Fuxing Road Branch) At 50 yuan per person, you'll eat until you're leaning against the wall! The "Lao Bao San" (baked tofu), "Ba Zhen Tofu," and "Huang Braised Tofu" are two must-try dishes. It's recommended to go with a group of four or more, or you won't be able to finish them all! 📍Yu De Lai Restaurant The stir-fried squid tentacles are simply divine! The sweet and spicy flavors become more fragrant with every chew, while the stir-fried cabbage with soy sauce is crisp and refreshing. The portions are so huge, one dish and a bowl of rice are enough for two people! 📍Xiangzi Shen Restaurant The hidden king has arrived! The pork elbow pastry is crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, yet not greasy. The silver silk rolls are so fluffy they melt in your mouth, you'll want to take them away after finishing them. 🥟[Dumpling Shop Battle: A Local's Secret List] 📍Zhangji Steamed Buns (Chain) The three-fresh filling is a must! Each bun contains hidden shrimp, and the juicy filling bursts when you bite into it. Remember to look for the "water filling" sign; there are so many fake shops, don't miss out! 📍Lao Yongsheng Steamed Buns Tianjin-style vegetarian buns are a blast! The magical combination of sesame paste and fermented bean curd is fragrant but not greasy, a vegetarian delight. 📍Ergu Steamed Buns For those with strong tastes, look here! The beef or lamb fillings are rich and flavorful, and one bite is incredibly satisfying. 🍧[Summer Life-Sustaining Shaved Ice & Cold Drinks] 📍Tiezhen Shaved Ice (Hongqiao Main Branch) A summer staple for Tianjin natives! Classic sour mogao shaved ice with dried apricots is a sweet and sour refreshing treat! A hidden menu also offers a chocolate and condensed milk combo, perfect for sweet lovers! 📍King of Shaved Ice A must-try for those seeking innovation! Mango shaved ice with fresh fruit pulp creates a smooth, cloud-like texture. 📍Kangle Red Bean Popsicles Delicious for just 4 yuan! Look for the "Tianjin Kangle" brand, for a creamy, lip-smacking flavor. 🍗[Sinister Late-Night Snack - A Guide to Fried Food Paradise] 📍Bald Qiang Chicken Cutlet (Hebei Branch) Who knows what a giant chicken cutlet is! Crispy on the outside, tender and juicy on the inside, with a crunchy chicken bone. Sprinkled with sweet plum powder, it's so fragrant you can barely move! 📍Nanlou Pancakes (Late-Night Snack Special) A hidden gem that opens at 10 PM! Fruit graters are even crispier and more fragrant than crackers, a delight for night owls! 📍Zhongshanmen Fried Skewers Vegetarian skewers are even more delicious than meat skewers! Brushed with the owner's homemade ketchup, the sweet and sour flavor will transport you back to childhood! 🚶[One-Day Foodie Rush (Tested and Worked)] Morning: Northwest Corner Street Food! Li Ji Guoba Cai (Rice Crust Vegetables) and Mu Ji Rolls: A carb-fueled day! Lunch: Catch Tongfahao's Eight Treasures Tofu! It's delicious when scrambled with rice! Afternoon: Tiezhen Shaved Ice! Sour Ginger Cake with Dried Apricots: A refreshing and refreshing treat! Evening: Zhang Ji Three Fresh Buns and Millet Porridge—so delicious! Late Night: Bald Qiang Chicken Cutlets and Nanlou Pancakes—even if you need to hold onto the wall, you'll be happy! 💡[Tips from a Local] ① The Northwest Corner is incredibly crowded on weekends! If you can get up early, go on weekdays, otherwise the lines will be so long you'll be dreading your life (I've personally experienced arriving at 7:00 and there were no seats! 😭) ② At Tianjin restaurants, remember to order per person! Follow the N-1 principle (e.g., 4 people order 3 dishes), otherwise you won't be able to finish them. ③ Baozi (steamed buns) are a must with vinegar and chili oil! Don't ask why; it's a ritual locals have been eating since childhood. Tianjin's vibrant atmosphere is embodied in these timeless flavors! Save them and check them out this weekend! ✨ #localfood #TianjinSpecialties #TianjinFood #Must-TryCenturyOldBrands #FoodExploration

Looking to escape the hustle and bustle this weekend? Tianjin, a city brimming with international charm and bustling urban life, can be fully explored in just two days! Transportation & Accommodation Tips Upon landing at Tianjin Airport, head directly to Metro Line 2. Most of the city's attractions can be reached by subway and walking, making it easy for even the most lazy to explore. These are the best places to stay: ✅ Binjiang Road: A top choice for foodies, a metro hub and a vibrant shopping mall, with a vibrant neon glow at night; ✅ Wudadao: Step out the window and you'll find European-style villas, making a morning stroll feel like stepping into Europe; ✅ Around Tianjin Station: Step out the door and gaze at the Haihe River. At night, standing on Jiefang Bridge and gazing at the lights of Jinwan Square is breathtaking, leaving your phone's memory in tatters! Day 1: From the bustle of life to the starlight Breakfast in the northwest corner is a must! Try the freshly made Jianbing Guozi (a type of pancake made from a crepe), featuring freshly fried flatbreads coated in mung bean batter and smothered in fermented bean curd sauce. The thick, spoonable gravy of Guoba Cai (a type of glutinous rice cake) paired with sesame paste and cilantro is a heartwarming way to truly understand the morning of a Tianjin local. In the morning, I went shopping at the Ancient Culture Street: the figurines at Clay Man Zhang are lifelike, and the fried cakes with ear holes have oozing sugary fillings. Around the corner, you might even stumble upon the roaring applause of a crosstalk performance. When I tired of strolling, I sat down to listen to the jokes, which were so dense that my cheeks ached. In the afternoon, I strolled through the Italian-style streets, where red brick walls and arched windows create a retro vibe. From a double-decker bus, I admired the architecture in the breeze, the sun filtering through sycamore leaves onto the streets, and I felt like I was in Rome. In the evening, I left Tianjin Station and took a photo with the Century Clock, its metal gear shape giving it a futuristic feel. Then, I strolled along the Haihe River, where the steel skeleton of Jiefang Bridge shimmered in the setting sun. As I reached Jinwan Square, the lights came on, and the lights of European-style buildings reflected on the river, like an overturned jewel box. Dinner was authentic Tianjin cuisine! The Eight Treasures Tofu at Qiaotoubao is a must-try. Tender tofu wrapped with shrimp and squid, drizzled with a thick sauce, is a delicious dish that can easily be enjoyed with rice. The pot-fried three-fresh seafood is crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, with the fragrant egg mingling with the freshness of seafood, leaving you wanting to burp. Take a night cruise on the Haihe River and watch the bridges on both sides transform into a "light show": the outline lights of Jiefang Bridge, the golden sculptures of Beian Bridge, and the Ferris wheel of the Tianjin Eye spin like a halo in the night sky. The evening breeze, carrying the scent of the river, is so refreshing that you won't want to disembark. Day Two: Nostalgia in a Western-style Building For breakfast, try the Ergu steamed buns. The three-fresh filling is so thin and translucent that the broth oozes out with a bite. Paired with a bowl of millet porridge, it's so comforting! Spend the morning on Fifth Avenue, renting a bicycle for a leisurely ride. The red brick walls of the Qingwang Mansion are covered with ivy, the tiled facade of the Geda Building resembles a collage, and people sunbathe on the lawn of Minyuan Square. It feels like stepping into a classic movie. Don't miss Xikai Church if you pass by. Its Romanesque dome, illuminated by stained glass windows, reveals breathtakingly detailed biblical stories on its murals. The exterior of the Porcelain House, inlaid with broken porcelain shards, glitters dazzlingly in the sunlight, resembling a shimmering fairytale castle from afar. For lunch, head to Tongfahao. The pork and kidney at Laobaosan are incredibly tender, not fishy, and bursting with garlic aroma. Then, order the Eight Treasures Tofu, which is even better than yesterday's. Tianjin people truly love this dish! Grab a few souvenirs before leaving: Eighteen Street Mahua (fried dough twists) are made fresh, crispy yet not tough; Sipping Haihe milk with your eyes closed, the strawberry flavor is like drinking melted ice cream; and the rose sausage is savory yet slightly sweet, perfect with steamed buns. After two days of wandering, you'll discover Tianjin is an interesting blend: the warmth of a pancake stall and the slow pace of life in the Western-style buildings. Walking down the streets, even the breeze brings a sense of relaxation. No wonder everyone who's been here wants to return.

I've arrived at the icy blue ocean kingdom! Tianjin Polar Ocean Park is a perfect summer escape for the kids! With a 1:1 replica of the polar region, you can even see polar bears strolling up close. 🌊 Highlights: 📍Arctic Village: A world of ice and snow at -10°C! Wear a down jacket to enter; watching polar bears stroll and snow foxes roll around is truly relaxing. Tip: Down jackets are available for rental, but it's best to bring your own clean ones. 📍Undersea Tunnel: A 270-degree panoramic tunnel, where manta rays fly overhead is truly magical! 🌌 Diver feedings are available daily at 11:00 AM and 3:00 PM (don't miss it!) 📍Cute Pet Bay: In the outdoor area, you can feed the seals 🦭 with small fish for NT$30 per serving. They'll pat their bellies and act cute! 🕘Recommended Itinerary: 9:00 AM Polar Hall (watch polar bears eat breakfast) 10:30 AM Ancient Ocean Hall (crocodiles and lizards) 12:00 PM Undersea Restaurant (highly recommend the codfish set meal) 1:30 PM Future Jellyfish Hall (over 5,000 jellyfish!) 3:00 PM Happy Theater (must see the dolphin head-to-head game!) 🍽️Eat Your Way: ·Penguin Restaurant: Enjoy a burger while watching penguins swim ·Ocean Food Court: Recommend the freshly grilled takoyaki (High chairs are available, so it's child-friendly) 💡Tested Tips: 1️⃣ Weekend crowds are three times higher than weekdays! It's best to come midweek. 2️⃣ Lockers are in the atrium; large boxes are 20 yuan/day. 3️⃣ Performance times are subject to change, so remember to take a photo of the electronic schedule screen upon entering. 4️⃣ Temperatures fluctuate widely inside the venue, so bring a light jacket for your baby. 🚗 Transportation Tips: Drive by: "Haihe'an Tianjin Polar Ocean Park Parking Lot" (10 yuan/day). Get off at Tanggu Station on Metro Line 9, and take a taxi for the starting price. #TianjinFamilyTour #OceanAquariumPhotographyGuide #WhereToGoSummer Have a Happy Day! Tianjin, the City of Fun | A Local's Guide to 5 Time-Honored Restaurants Don't just think of Goubuli when you come to Tianjin! As a Tianjin native, I'm recommending 5 legendary restaurants that true locals have been eating at since childhood. 1⃣ Guifaxiang 18th Street Mahua (Mahua) Main Store 📍 Area 4, Nanshi Food Street, Heping District A must-buy souvenir for every friend visiting Tianjin! Freshly fried fried dough twists are incredibly crispy and crumbly, with three flavors available: assorted, salt and pepper, and black sesame. The secret is to order freshly made the same day. Watching the chefs hand-rolling the twists through the glass is truly captivating. 2⃣ Dafulai Guobacai 📍 No. 1 Shenyi Street, Nanmenwai Street, Heping District The pinnacle of Tianjin breakfast! This place serves the most authentic Guobacai in the city. Mung bean flour pancakes are smothered in a secret marinade and paired with fermented bean curd and chili oil. Go before 8:00 PM to get in line; locals often arrive with their woks in hand. 3⃣ Laochengli Ergu Baozi 📍 No. 61 Xishi Street, Nankai District 100 times more delicious than the internet-famous Goubuli! These Tianjin-style buns are thin-skinned and generously stuffed. The three-fresh filling is so filling you can even eat whole shrimp. The atmosphere is typical of a neighborhood eatery, but it's always packed with diners sharing tables at lunchtime. Be sure to dip your dipper in the owner's homemade garlic chili oil. 4⃣ Hongqishun Restaurant 📍 Intersection of Dagu South Road and Xilou Back Street, Hexi District The pinnacle of Tianjin cuisine! The fish with a lingering carp is a must-try, perfectly flavored with the sweet and sour sauce. The braised ox tongue tail is so tender it falls apart with chopsticks. For 60 yuan per person, you'll need to cling to the wall before leaving. The restaurant is always bustling, so avoid peak hours. 5⃣ Shitoumenkan Vegetarian Buns 📍 No. 26, Section 1, Nanshi Food Street, Heping District A century-old vegetarian restaurant, their mushroom and gluten buns are bursting with juice. The most amazing thing is the red bean paste buns with rose sauce, which is sweet but not greasy. The restaurant still maintains the original eight-immortal table from the Republican era, giving it a truly immersive dining experience. ✨Tianjin Food Tips: - Northwest Corner Breakfast Street has the most diverse Jianbing Guozi (rice cake) styles. - For crosstalk performances, remember to visit Mingliu Teahouse with a pot of jasmine tea. - From September to October, enjoy the "Crab Feast" season. #TianjinFood #TianjinTravel #CarbohydrateHappy #TraditionalBoutiqueExplore #CityWandering Enjoy every day!

### **Tianjin weekend short trip guide: low prices, slow-paced historical and cultural tour** #### **1. Why choose Tianjin? ** - **Low prices**: Compared with big cities such as Beijing and Shanghai, Tianjin's catering, accommodation, and attraction ticket prices are more affordable. - **Slow pace**: Tianjin people live a leisurely life, suitable for relaxing and experiencing the market culture. - **Rich history and culture**: As an important port city in modern China, Tianjin integrates Chinese and Western cultures and has a large number of historical buildings and cultural landscapes. --- ### **Second, suitable crowd** ✅ **History lovers** (Wudadao, Italian style area) ✅ **Food experts** (Jianbing Guozi, Goubuli Baozi, Guobacai) ✅ **Literary youth** (Ancient Culture Street, Tianjin Eye, Bookstore Cafe) ✅ **Family trip** (Haihe River Cruise, Binhai Library) --- ### **Third, historical and cultural attractions recommended** #### **1. Wudadao (International Architecture Expo)** - **Features**: Bringing together historical buildings from Britain, France, Italy, Germany and other countries, suitable for cycling or walking tours. - **Recommended check-in**: Minyuan Square, Zhang Garden, Qingwang Mansion. - **Tickets**: Free (some celebrity residences are charged). #### **2. Italian style area** - **Features**: The only Italian-style building complex in China, suitable for taking pictures and drinking coffee. - **Recommended check-in**: Marco Polo Square, Liang Qichao's former residence. #### **3. Ancient Culture Street** - **Features**: A gathering place for Tianjin's time-honored brands, Clay Figure Zhang, Yangliuqing New Year Pictures, and crosstalk teahouses are worth experiencing. - **Food recommendations**: Erduoyan fried cakes, tea soup, and Jianbing Guozi. #### **4. Tianjin Museum** - **Features**: Learn about Tianjin's history, exhibits cover ancient cultural relics, modern concession culture, etc. - **Tickets**: Free (reservation required). #### **5. Porcelain House** - **Features**: A peculiar building decorated with ancient porcelain and porcelain pieces, suitable for taking photos. - **Tickets**: 50 yuan (you can take photos of the exterior, and you can choose to visit the interior). --- ### **IV. Transportation Guide** #### **1. How to get to Tianjin? ** - **High-speed rail**: Beijing South Station → Tianjin Station (30 minutes, ticket price is about 54 yuan). - **Self-driving**: Beijing-Tianjin Expressway, about 2 hours. #### **2. Urban transportation** - **Subway**: Lines 1, 2, and 3 cover major attractions. - **Shared bicycle**: Wudadao and the Haihe River are suitable for cycling. - **Bus/Taxi**: Taxi between urban attractions is generally less than 20 yuan. --- ### **Five. Notes** 1. **Avoid peak tourist season**: Wudadao and Ancient Culture Street are crowded during holidays, so it is recommended to go early or travel on weekdays. 2. **Dietary tips**: - Goubuli steamed buns are famous but low in cost performance. You can try Zhangji steamed buns and Ergu steamed buns. - For breakfast, Guobacai, Laodoufu, and Jianbingguozi are recommended (small shops in residential areas are more authentic). 3. **Weather**: Spring and autumn are the best, summer is hot, and winter is windy and needs to keep warm. 4. **Dialect**: Tianjin dialect is humorous and straightforward, and it is interesting to listen to the locals chatting. --- ### **Six, recommended itinerary (2 days and 1 night)** **Day1: Historical and cultural walk** - Morning: Cycling on Wudadao→Minyuan Square - Afternoon: Porcelain House→Xikai Church→Binjiangdao Pedestrian Street - Evening: Night view of Italian style area + dinner **Day2: Market culture experience** - Morning: Ancient Culture Street→Listen to crosstalk (Celebrity Teahouse) - Afternoon: Tianjin Museum/Haihe River Cruise - Evening: Tianjin Eye Ferris Wheel (book in advance) --- ### **Summary** Tianjin is a city suitable for slow travel. You can experience rich history, culture and authentic food at a low price. Whether it is taking photos and checking in, exploring the market, or listening to a crosstalk, you can spend a relaxing and interesting weekend! #天津特色 #天津旅游 #短路自驾去哪里 #低消费城市 #独走就走

For families who plan to travel to Tianjin during the summer vacation from July to September, here are the must-see attractions and reservation guides to avoid a wasted trip‼ ️ . ✅Tianjin attraction reservations ✅Tianjin transportation ✅Tianjin accommodation recommendations ✅Tianjin lightning avoidance suggestions ✅Tianjin food recommendations . 🌈Tianjin three days and two nights itinerary Day1: Century Clock → Italian Style Street → Ancient Culture Street → Tianjin Eye → Northwest Corner Food Street Day2: Porcelain House → Binjiang Road Pedestrian Street → Xikai Church → Wudadao → Minyuan Square Day3: Binhai Library → Nankai University→Tianjin Museum→Deyunshe Theater→Return home . 🏠Tianjin accommodation recommendation 📍Near Tianjin Station: convenient transportation, easy access to various attractions 📍Near Wudadao: beautiful environment, many characteristic buildings around, rich food . 🍱Tianjin food recommendation ✅Northwest corner: Zhangji fried skewers, Ergu steamed buns, Erjie fried cakes, dried cakes, rolls, noodle tea, Gabacai, big pancakes, and pancakes ✅West Lake Road: Zhiweizhen, Pinghu fried cakes, Laoliu vegetarian goods, Rongzhenzhai rolls, Xiaoguinu meat dragon, Subing Dawang ✅Tianjin specialties: Bazhen tofu, pot-broken pork tenderloin, braised beef ribs, fresh shrimp and eggplant boxes ✅Tianjin restaurants Jingu Xiaoyuan, Datie Shao, Zhengyangchun, Enhongde . #The most asked place in Moments #The scenery on the road #College student travel #Summer vacation outing #Play after the college entrance examination