Name: 向记正宗砂锅土豆粉
Address: 麓山南路748号, Changsha
Telephone: +8618073102868
Price range: $
Rating: 5

The default flavor is slightly spicy, but it is said that the boss can make non-spicy, spicy and extra spicy flavors, so the selection is relatively strong. It is a very cozy little shop. Although the front is small, it is large inside and can seat about 20 people. The service is very enthusiastic.

口味默认是微辣，但是据说老板可以做不辣，麻辣和加辣等多种口味，选择性比较强。一家很温馨的小店，虽然门头比较小，但是里面比较大，可以坐二十来个人感觉，服务很热情。

真是吃了还想吃的一家店铺。新鲜大骨头高汤 当天熬制，非常入味。菜品也很新鲜，当天采购的新鲜蔬菜。品种也很丰富。

This is a restaurant that you will want to eat again after you have eaten it. The fresh big bone soup stock is made on the same day and is very tasty. The dishes are also fresh, with fresh vegetables purchased on the same day. There are also a wide variety of varieties.

很好吃！下次还会来！就在中南门口，非常方便！

Very delicious! Will come again next time! Right at the entrance of Zhongnan, very convenient!

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向记正宗砂锅土豆粉

As a &quot;bubble tea fanatic and snack addict&quot; who just returned from Changsha, I absolutely have to share this heartfelt guide for first-time visitors! Three days to eat your way through the hottest food spots and visit all the core attractions, with a complete breakdown of transportation and accommodation. Follow this guide for a time-saving, effortless, and enjoyable trip!

First, the key point: Choosing the right accommodation in Changsha = saving you half the walking!

- For convenient shopping and dining, choose the area near Wuyi Square. Huangxing Pedestrian Street and the IFS are right outside your door. If you get hungry late at night, just walk downstairs for some delicious snacks. Metro Lines 1 and 2 provide direct access to major attractions &ndash; perfect for lazy travelers!

- For those seeking higher-quality accommodation, choose Beichen Delta or Xiangjiang Middle Road. The river view rooms offer amazing vistas, and they&#39;re only two metro stops from Wuyi Square &ndash; quiet and comfortable!

- For students and budget travelers, head straight to Hexi University Town! It&#39;s incredibly cost-effective, with cheap and authentic snacks nearby. It&#39;s also close to Yuelu Mountain, saving on transportation costs and allowing you to eat more!

📝3-Day Itinerary That Won&#39;t Exhaust Your Legs (Tested and Tested, Even a Hectic Walk is Fun!)

Day 1: Orange Isle &rarr; Wuyi Square &rarr; IFC Mall &rarr; Huangxing Pedestrian Street &rarr; Nanmenkou &rarr; Du Fu Pavilion

Go to Orange Isle early in the morning! Take photos of the Chairman Mao statue while there are fewer people, and the mini-train round trip is super energy-saving (walking will really make you question your existence)~ In the afternoon, head to Wuyi Square, check out the Kaws sculpture on the 7th floor of the IFC Mall, and then head straight to Huangxing Pedestrian Street for a food extravaganza! In the evening, go to Du Fu Pavilion to see the night view; the lights reflected on the Xiangjiang River make for stunning photos, and the river breeze is incredibly pleasant~

Day 2: Yuelu Mountain &rarr; Yuelu Academy &rarr; Hunan University &rarr; Lushan South Road &rarr; Li Zijian Art Museum &rarr; Xie Zilong Art Museum

It&#39;s recommended to enter Yuelu Mountain from the East Gate and take the cable car up (the scenery is amazing!). You can walk down and also visit Yuelu Academy along the way (remember to book in advance!). Lushan South Road, near Hunan University, is a treasure trove of hidden gems for street food. The &quot;Old Man&#39;s Sugar Oil Cake&quot; is crispy on the outside and chewy on the inside, while the infamous stinky tofu is incredibly fragrant. After a long day of shopping, a bowl of &quot;Shifenman&quot; sweet soup is refreshing and helps cut through the richness. In the afternoon, visit the Li Zijian and Xie Zilong Art Museum. Wearing light-colored clothing makes for amazing photos, exuding an artistic vibe!

Day 3: Hunan Provincial Museum &rarr; Ancient Kaifu Temple &rarr; Chaozong Street &rarr; Xuanyuan Hall Alley &rarr; Taiping Old Street &rarr; Wanjiali Square

Reservations for the Hunan Provincial Museum must be made 3 days in advance! The Lady Xin Zhui from the Mawangdui Han Tomb truly amazed me; the artifacts were exquisite and captivating. Afterward, visit the Ancient Kaifu Temple to get a peace charm. The incense was very strong, and a peaceful stroll there was incredibly therapeutic. Chaozong Street and Xuanyuan Hall Alley are home to many trendy shops&mdash;coffee shops, creative boutiques, and vintage stores&mdash;perfect for taking amazing photos! Finally, we went to Wanjiali Square to check out the sunset at the helipad, overlooking the panoramic view of Changsha, a perfect ending!

😋 Food Recommendations (Clearly Organized by Area!)

- Yuelushan University Town: Laotouzi Tangyoubaba (sweet but not greasy), the infamous stinky tofu (crispy on the outside and tender on the inside), Wangji Laotongguan Roujiamo (crispy and crumbly), Tianma Beef Pancake (juicy!), Shifenman Sweet Soup (refreshing and cooling);

- Wuyi Square Area: Jinji Tangyou Tuotuo (chewier than Tangyoubaba), Black Classic Stinky Tofu (infused with flavorful broth), Chayan Yuese (order Sheng Sheng Oolong without hesitation, two cups a day aren&#39;t enough), Liuji Special Pork Tenderloin (covered in sauce, incredibly fragrant), Wang Die Gua Liangfen (sour and spicy, perfect for summer).

💣 Tips to Avoid:

1. No need to queue at Chayan Yuese! 1. Many branches in back alleys are less crowded, so there&#39;s no need to queue at Wuyi Square;

2. Some popular restaurants in Taiping Old Street aren&#39;t great value for money. Eating at local street stalls is more authentic;

3. The cable car and sightseeing bus at Yuelu Mountain have queues, so going early or during off-peak hours will save you time;

4. Changsha cuisine tends to be spicy, so if you can&#39;t handle spice, be sure to ask for &quot;mild&quot; or &quot;no spice&quot; beforehand.

Changsha truly is a city you won&#39;t want to leave once you&#39;ve arrived. The streets and alleys are full of life, the snacks are delicious and inexpensive, and the attractions are densely packed so you don&#39;t get lost. It&#39;s perfect for couples, friends, or solo travelers!

Do you have any other questions? Like specific hotel recommendations, attraction reservation details, or want to know which snack stalls don&#39;t have long queues? Let me know in the comments! Have a wonderful time eating, drinking, and playing in Changsha!

One of the Top Must-Visit Restaurants in Changsha

Fan Pa Yu, this name is interesting. Coming down from Yuelu Mountain, a friend drove us to this restaurant at the foot of the mountain. We were familiar with the route and drove the car from the side to the parking space upstairs in the mall, then walked through the back door and passed the kitchen to enter the restaurant. The restaurant is very large and has a stage, which is a good place for banquets. There are many private rooms and the business is quite hot. We ordered a few dishes, which tasted really good and were also unique, such as mustard-flavored cuttlefish, which was very ceremonial and unique; pounded pepper preserved eggs, and a bowl of fresh river fish were authentic. Fish rice is very popular, and the store named it ancestral fish rice.

Here&#39;s your 3-day, 2-night guide to Changsha&#39;s high-speed rail area! 🚅 Stay at the Howard Johnson, enjoy courtyard dining, and easily visit Orange Island in Yuelu Mountain. Save this guide to avoid getting lost!

🏡Top Accommodation
We recommend the Howard Johnson Club Hotel, located next to the South High-Speed ​​Railway Station. It&#39;s a 5-minute walk from the station and conveniently connected to the city center via Metro Line 2. Rooms come equipped with smart toilets and Tmall Genie apps, and you can enjoy authentic Changsha rice noodles for breakfast. The price tag of 230+ is incredibly affordable.

🍽️Food Recommendations
You must visit Jiuji Wujie Courtyard Restaurant! This hidden gem at the foot of Yuelu Mountain offers a retro courtyard restaurant with creative Hunan cuisine, all priced at over 80 per person. Their secret braised pork and handmade tofu are highly recommended, and be sure to reserve a window seat for great photos.

⛰️Must-See Attractions
1⃣️Orange Island: Recommended for evening viewing, perfect for both sunset and night views. The round-trip train is &yen;40 per person, a great value.
2⃣️Yuelu Mountain: Enter from the East Gate and take the cable car up the mountain. The Aiwan Pavilion is a must-see, and on your way back, be sure to visit Yuelu Academy.
3⃣️May Day Square: Directly accessible via Metro Line 2, the Cha Yan Yue Se (Tea Color) and Black Classic Stinky Tofu combo is a must-see.

📌Practical Tips
* The high-speed rail station is 15 minutes from the city center subway station, and a taxi ride is about &yen;20.
* Jiuji Restaurant recommends making reservations one day in advance.
* Tickets for the scenic train can be purchased in advance via the mini-program.
* The hotel offers free luggage storage, including luggage storage upon arrival.

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There are desserts of various flavors in KFC restaurants. Hokkaido original ice cream is said to be the most delicious. The cream tastes pure and slightly sweet. It is really delicious. The price is a little expensive. The fried chicken and hamburgers taste good too.

The chicken chop is very fragrant, the portion is generous, and it is delicious. I highly recommend it.

向记正宗砂锅土豆粉

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