怀养堂(建安文化广场店)

This May Day, it was hard to get a ticket in a big city, but I didn't expect that Bozhou actually had "sufficient inventory"! The train ticket was easily obtained, and the hotel was also successfully booked, so I decided to go here! Bozhou borders Henan, and even the accent has a strong Henan flavor, which is super friendly~ I checked in at a great restaurant in Bozhou! I tried the special medicinal food, and I actually ate fried mulberry leaves and platycodon, which was novel and delicious! I also ordered the recommended peony chicken. Although some people say it is a "fake medicinal food", the dendrobium and small ginseng in it are too hard to bite, and there are dried peony flower buds, but the light chicken soup also has a unique flavor~ Four dishes are only more than 170, the price-performance ratio is amazing! The store is booming during the May Day holiday, and it is worth waiting for a seat! Since you are here, of course you have to try the local special medicinal food. It doesn't matter whether it is real or fake, you will enjoy it by experiencing it yourself! If you want to avoid the crowds and unlock a different food journey, Bozhou is really worth arranging! #May1stCheck-in #Ruge's Journey #The most asked place in Moments

[Grin] I love fish [Yeah] Braised or steamed [StarEyes] But I rarely eat fish heads, but when I went to Huaiyangtang, the deliciousness of the fish head remained in my memory. [Cute] Taiping Lake organic fish head, Nongfu Spring drinking water, secret Chinese medicine package, boiled for two hours until the color of the soup changed from clear to as thick as milk. This dish is called "Cao Cao Fish Head" and is said to nourish the spleen and stomach. [StarEyes] I don't care, anyway, drink the soup first! #美食旬味官 #Want to go again after going

The Medicinal Diet Huaiyangtang Restaurant highlights the dialectical theory of Chinese medicine, the Yin and Yang, the Five Elements, gold, wood, water, fire, and earth, the five flavors of pungent, sweet, sour, bitter, and salty, and nourishes the five internal organs. The dishes are delicious, the soups are delicious, and the environment is elegant. I feel refreshed after having a good meal.

Go to Bozhou, the hometown of Hua Tuo and the capital of medicine. The streets seem to be filled with the aroma of medicine. This is the largest distribution center for Chinese herbal medicines in the country. When you come here, you must try the medicinal food. Peony chicken, which contains Chinese medicinal materials such as peony, ginseng, and ginseng flowers. Drink the soup and eat the meat. Learn how to keep healthy like the people of Bozhou!