Haohuiyinshi

This is a time-honored shop that existed before the founding of the People's Republic of China. It has been run by three generations and is a neighborhood business. The family-made meatballs have been popular for half a century, and many diners come here specifically to take away! The hand-made meatballs are solid and full, and the taste is beyond imagination. They are mixed with chopped mushrooms and have a hint of umami.

The beef wontons are very authentic. The rice noodle rolls are also delicious.

The food tastes good, it is clean and sanitary, and the service is excellent.

3 Days of Insane Eating in Zhongshan! 500 RMB per person, eat until you're stuffed! Local secrets revealed! 🤤 Anyone else understand?! Before going to Zhongshan, I thought it was a low-key little city, but after arriving, I was completely won over by its delicious food – 3 days of non-stop dining, from morning tea to late-night snacks, 500 RMB per person, and we ate until we were stuffed! We had a super comfortable trip too, this was a total steal! ✅ 🥢 Food Frenzy! A Must-Try List - Shiqi Pigeon 🐦: Coming to Zhongshan without eating pigeon is a wasted trip! I recommend Bao Bao Dian and Shiqi Pigeon. The skin is so crispy it makes a "crunch" sound when you bite into it, and it bursts with juice when you tear it open. The meat is incredibly tender. You can unlock authentic flavor for just 30+ RMB per person. It's a perfect match with steamed pigeon rice dumplings! - The Ultimate Morning Tea ☕: Aiqun Restaurant's old-fashioned morning tea has such a great feel! Get a stamp on a card to redeem a snack. Shrimp dumplings filled with whole shrimp, tender chicken feet that fall off the bone—four people can eat their fill for just over 150 yuan, averaging 40 yuan per person! These are all local favorites. - Street food is insane! 🍢 Sun Wen West Road's curry chicken wings and fish balls are bouncy and flavorful; Yongli Tofu Pudding's traditional sweetness is heartwarming; Zhao Zhao Food's stuffed three treasures are spicy and addictive; and there's the red bean rice cake sold by an old lady—5 yuan for a taste of childhood joy. - Solid meals! 🍚 Yai Kou claypot rice: rice grains soaked in meaty aroma, crispy and fragrant rice crust; Hao Hui Food's handmade meatball congee is smooth and silky, and the beef brisket and pork intestine rice noodles are so delicious you'll lick the plate clean; Saigon Brothers' Vietnamese rice rolls are crystal clear, and the tom yum noodles are tangy and appetizing—a diverse array of flavors to keep you entertained. 📸 Great for shopping and taking photos! Slow-paced itineraries: - Sunwen West Road Pedestrian Street 🏮: The century-old Nanyang-style arcade buildings are incredibly photogenic! As evening lights illuminate the street, the sweet aroma of almond cookies mingles with the lively atmosphere of food stalls. Framed alongside the clock tower and old buildings, every shot is a masterpiece of the Republic of China era. Free to browse and enjoy the food and shopping! - Qijiang Riverbank 🌉: Stroll along the greenway or take a boat ride at night. Neon lights are reflected on the water, and the Ferris wheel and ancient buildings create a picturesque scene. Occasionally, you might even catch a riverside concert. The evening breeze is incredibly pleasant. Nearby Xingzhong Square offers shopping and dining options. - Sun Yat-sen's Former Residence Tourist Area 🕌: A 5A scenic area that's surprisingly free! The red-walled, gray-tiled memorial hall provides a retro filter for photos. The rice paddies of Cuiheng Village ripple with autumn sunshine. The nearby Zhongshan Film City offers a 15 RMB ticket to visit the Republic of China Street and Japanese Street – perfect for taking photos in a cheongsam! - Yaikou Village 🌾: The last pristine fishing village in the Pearl River Delta, where rice paddies and oyster rafts create a picturesque scene. Watch the fishing boats return to port in the morning, and stroll along the paddy field ridges in the afternoon, the air filled with the sweet fragrance of rice—a truly soothing experience. 🚗 Practical Tips! Worry-Free and Avoidable Guide - Transportation: The attractions are quite spread out, so driving or taking a ride-hailing service is recommended. Parking is limited on Sunwen West Road, so public transportation is the preferred option. - Accommodation: Guesthouses in the city center cost 150-200 RMB per night. Locations near Sunwen West Road or the Qijiang River are extremely convenient, and some even offer free parking. - Money-Saving Tips: Follow "Zhongshan Cultural Tourism Group" to receive consumption vouchers. Combining these with bank vouchers will save you even more money. Established shops on the streets offer much better value than trendy online stores. - Avoidance Tips: Costume rentals at Zhongshan Film City are expensive; it's recommended to buy them online in advance. Avoid buying overpriced souvenirs inside the scenic area; they offer very poor value. Zhongshan is truly an underrated gem of a city! A relaxed, down-to-earth atmosphere, where you can enjoy delicious food and leisurely sightseeing for just 500 RMB per person—perfect for couples' dates or girls' getaways! #ZhongshanTravel #ZhongshanFood #ZhongshanFoodExploration #AJourneyLikeASong #SunYat-shanFormerHouseMemorialHall

My friends, you've all been tricked by countless trendy tourist cities, but I never expected to discover such a magical little town as Zhongshan in Guangdong! Compared to the crowded Foshan and Zhuhai, this place is a comfortable, slow-paced paradise where you don't want to leave. It's brimming with Republican-era charm and the food is so delicious I can't stop eating! I regret not coming sooner! As the hometown of Dr. Sun Yat-sen, Zhongshan truly embodies "understated yet profound" in its DNA. I only planned to spend half a day exploring, but I ended up spending the whole day there. My legs were aching, but I still felt like I hadn't had enough. This is the ultimate city walk! Here's my tried-and-tested, foolproof walking route. Following this route for a day will definitely be worth the price of admission! 👇 Starting from the Zhongshan Catholic Church, the pale pink Gothic architecture is just too perfect! Built during the Republic of China era, the exterior walls are a soft pink, glowing gently in the sunlight. No need to find the perfect angle; every snapshot exudes French romance. 📸 Inside, the quiet atmosphere makes you want to hold your breath, as if you've stepped back a century. A 10-minute walk takes you to the former site of the Gongli Hall. The details of this old building are absolutely stunning—the weathered walls, the vintage doors and windows—everywhere you stand feels like you're in a period drama. Next door is the Zhongshan Museum, free and easy to enter, a treasure trove of history and culture. A quick visit will leave you with a wealth of knowledge—a history buff's dream! At noon, head straight to Sun Wen West Road Pedestrian Street. It's such a fantastic place to shop! The entire street is lined with buildings in the style of the Republic of China era—arcades, time-honored shops, retro signs—making you feel like a princess from that time. Best of all, there's food everywhere! Whenever you get tired of shopping, you can easily pop into a small restaurant for a meal—no need to look for a guide! In the afternoon, you absolutely must head to the Yulin Flower and Tree Farm! Who can resist a free sea of ​​pink flowers? A vast expanse of purple trumpet trees is in full bloom, their pink blossoms carpeting the branches. Sunlight filters through the flowers, creating absolutely stunning photos! The best part is, there are very few people, so even those with social anxiety can confidently take pictures. No need to fight for a good spot; you can strike any pose and still get a great shot – perfect for a nine-grid photo collage on your WeChat Moments! In the evening, don't miss the sunset at Qijiang Bridge! Promise me you'll be there at the Zhongken Pedestrian Overpass. The pink Qijiang Bridge, the retro clock tower, and the Ferris wheel all framed together, the sunset painting the sky orange-pink – the scene is breathtakingly beautiful 🌇. When the lights come on at night, it transforms into a completely different world. A gentle breeze makes it so comfortable you won't want to leave. I also stopped at the Xiangshan Commercial Culture Museum, another free and hidden gem! The pink retro exterior is so adorable, perfect for taking romantic photos at the entrance. Inside, you can learn about Xiangshan's commercial history, making the visit anything but boring. Xishan Temple is also worth a visit; the incense is incredibly strong, and the peaceful atmosphere inside is very relaxing. Speaking of food, Zhongshan is truly a foodie paradise! The roast pigeon and meatball congee are simply divine! I highly recommend Haohui Restaurant. Their roast pigeon has an incredibly crispy skin that crumbles, bursting with juice with every bite, and the meat is incredibly tender. Dipped in salt and pepper powder, it's so delicious I wanted to gnaw on the bones! Yuan's Restaurant's meatball congee is so fresh it'll make your eyebrows fall off; the meatballs are bouncy and firm, and the congee base is smooth and creamy. A warm bowl of it is incredibly comforting. Gexiangju's roast pigeon is also amazing—crispy skin and tender meat, super cost-effective, you can eat your fill for just 50 yuan per person. And don't forget Xiaoxu Dessert; after a long day of shopping, a bowl of mung bean soup or double-skin milk pudding is a refreshing and sweet treat, a perfect combination! Here are some super useful tips for you all 👇 ✅ Transportation: Take the high-speed rail directly to Zhongshan Station. Taking a taxi from the station is super convenient, with a cheap starting fare. A taxi ride within the city usually costs less than 20 yuan, even more convenient than taking the bus. ✅ Accommodation: Definitely choose accommodation near Sunwen West Road! Lots of delicious food, close to attractions, and if you get hungry late at night, you can just walk downstairs and enjoy a delicious meal – pure bliss! ✅ Clothing: Light-colored clothing is recommended; it goes perfectly with the Republican-era architecture and pink flower fields, making for amazing photos. ✅ Best Time to Visit: Winter is the perfect time to visit Zhongshan! The sun is shining, the temperature is just right, and you can stroll around in a sweatshirt without needing to bundle up. Photos will also turn out beautifully. ✅ Admission: Most attractions are free. Yulin Flower and Tree Farm, the museum, and the pedestrian street are all free. Only a few temples may require a donation, making it incredibly cost-effective. I really have to rave about Zhongshan! Lacks the hustle and bustle of trendy cities, offering only the tranquility of a slow-paced lifestyle. With its Republic-era charm, stunning sunsets, free flower fields, and endless delicious food, you can have a fantastic time for just a few hundred yuan per person – truly an underrated gem! If you're planning a trip to Guangdong, don't just flock to the popular cities. Set aside a day for Zhongshan; it will definitely surprise you! Of all the cities I've visited, Zhongshan is the small town I most want to revisit. Next time, I'll definitely bring my friends to explore and eat my way through the city! Have any of you been to Zhongshan? Tell me your favorite food in the comments! If you haven't been, bookmark this for your next trip! #ZhongshanTravel #GuangdongTravelGuide #PlacesYouGetAskedAboutOnWeChat #OutdoorEntertainment #OffTheBeatenPathDiscoveryClub