Shunde: The capital of gourmet, my hometown station

This year, my parents and I drove back to our hometown in Fujian from Guangxi, taking the Guangdong route in 3 days and 2 nights, with the first night arranged in Shunde. I've always wanted to explore the food here after watching 'Searching for Taste in Shunde', and I wanted to have a feast. The fact proves that you must prepare your stomach when you come to Shunde. Here is the diary: Day 1 We didn't arrive at the hotel (Ruitao Serviced Apartment Hotel) until around 6 pm. My parents and I stayed in a loft suite, 198 per night, overall not bad, just the incense was a bit pungent. The hotel is located in Daliang Street, with a shopping mall downstairs, very convenient for dining and shopping. Daliang feels a bit old overall, it's a headache to park the car for a meal. It's best to check it out before you go out. We had dinner at the main store of Taiganbao Wumi Porridge, a 398 yuan set meal for 3-4 people, we were so full that we packed the fried fish and doughnuts. Too full, too solid. Day 2 In the morning, we found a tea restaurant in Lunjiao, because we had hot pot porridge the night before and didn't want to have porridge again in the morning. Pineapple bun and milk tea to start the day. Very good! Recommended We had too much breakfast, so the three of us went straight to Qinghui Garden to digest. The garden is very beautiful, with different views at every step, you can play for 2 hours. The toilets inside are good, with many pits and air conditioning! Clean and cool Just too few cultural and creative products, I wanted to buy a fridge magnet but couldn't find it The street outside Qinghui Garden is simply a street of gourmet snacks. Because we had too much breakfast, we only planned to try some snacks, and after turning around, we saw Minxin Old Shop. To sum up the feeling of dessert and other snacks: a bit greasy, a bit sweet, a bit expensive... But whether it suits the taste or not, it's always experienced! In short, don't expect to finish eating in Shunde once...