Manzumian

Manzu Noodles is an old shop in Zhongshan. All kinds of food are very affordable and not expensive. Of course, the service is cold, but it does not affect the mood of eating delicious food. Pay the bill first and find a seat. The food is more suitable for those who like the original and light taste.

This 20-year-old restaurant is located in a lane in the old city. The whole store environment still maintains the style of the previous tea restaurant, and it is full of the breath of life. The must-order dishes are the Sunshine Pork Chop Rice and Mixed Sauce Rice Noodle Rolls, which are highly popular. The taste has remained the same for ten years.

It is not an exaggeration to say that it is one of the most famous porridge noodle shops in Shiqi! Personally, I think the products are average and the service attitude is average.

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Hidden Lingnan Flavors · Jiangmen 🚄 How to Get There: Guangzhou South → Jiangmen Station, about 30 minutes | Shenzhen North → Jiangmen Station, about 1 hour 💰 Cost: ¥300-500 per person—remarkable prices! ✨ Recommended: Beyond the bustling photo-ops, Jiangmen offers a more authentic Lingnan atmosphere, with fewer crowds and photogenic views! 🧳 Lazy Itinerary: • Day 1: Arrive in the afternoon → Check into a B&B near Sanshisanxu Street → Visit filming locations for "The Furious" (Xu Ji Noodle House, Jiuchang Street) → In the evening, visit Qimingli to admire the night view of the blue-brick Western-style buildings and find a café to relax in ☕️ • Day 2: Take a boat trip to Gulao Water Village, the "Venice of Lingnan," → Enjoy authentic river seafood → In the afternoon, visit Heshan Ancient Silkworm Village to see the rice paddies and relax in a café → Return 🍜 What to Eat: • Must-Try: Taishan Yellow Eel Rice, Waihai Noodles, Gujing Roast Goose, Tangerine Peel Pigeon • Food Spots: Jiuzhong Street, Jiangbianli (Uncle's Egg Waffles are amazing!) ------ 2. 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