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This restaurant is very cost-effective, the food is delicious, and the food and entertainment in Jingdezhen are all very good.

A city renowned for its porcelain, yet it has quietly captured the hearts of countless tourists with its culinary delights. Porcelain is the soul of Jingdezhen, and food is the most direct way to understand this small city. Three days, neither too long nor too short, is just enough to savor its vibrant atmosphere and refined elegance. ————— 🌞Day 1: From Local Snacks to Jiangxi Cuisine 🍙 Breakfast: Fried Dough Sticks Wrapped in Mochi A morning in Jingdezhen begins with a fried dough stick wrapped in mochi. The freshly fried dough sticks are crispy and hot, wrapped around soft, stretchy mochi, and then rolled in sesame sugar powder—a satisfying "crunch" followed by the chewy texture of the glutinous rice, a sweet and fragrant flavor intertwining in your mouth. One bite is enough to energize you, and at only 3-5 yuan, it's a simple and heartwarming treat hidden in a street corner. 🍜 Lunch: Beef Bone Rice Noodles Coming to Jingdezhen without trying beef bone rice noodles is like not having come at all. I recommend "Zhenbalao," where the beef bones are stewed until the meat is tender and the tendons are soft, with a fragrant and spicy flavor, served with a bowl of refreshing rice noodles. Remember to tell the owner, "Add some chili!" Locals love spicy food, and that spoonful of chili oil is the finishing touch to the whole bowl of noodles. Gnawing directly on the beef bones, then slurping up a mouthful of noodles soaked in the meat broth, is both rustic and satisfying. 🍧 Afternoon Tea: Osmanthus Iced Tangyuan (Sweet Rice Balls) In the sweltering afternoon, head to "Fan's" for a bowl of iced tangyuan. The small tangyuan are chewy and bouncy, the shaved ice is sweet and refreshing, and the subtle fragrance of osmanthus lingers on the tongue. After a bowl, the heat disappears, and even the summer breeze seems gentler. 🍲 Dinner: Go Home for Dinner The name "Go Home for Dinner" itself carries a sense of warmth. An authentic Jiangxi restaurant, the stir-fried pork with chili is a must-order—the chili is fresh and spicy, the pork slices are tender and smooth, a true rice killer. Don't miss Jingdezhen's cold rice noodles either. Thick noodles tossed in sauce, smooth and slightly spicy, a taste only locals truly understand. 🌙 Night Snack: Lao Tao Yuan Night Market As night falls, the Lao Tao Yuan Night Market truly awakens. Roasted pig's trotters have a crispy skin and a soft, gelatinous interior; stinky tofu smells pungent but tastes delicious. Paired with a cup of mung bean soup, enjoy it as you stroll. Here, the food is unpretentious, just the most authentic, lively street life. ————— 🌿Day 2: From Traditional Snacks to Countryside Flavors 🥠 Breakfast: Fried Alkaline Rice Cakes Alkaline rice cakes are a breakfast sentiment only Jingdezhen locals understand. Made from fermented rice flour, thinly sliced ​​and stir-fried with eggs and vegetables, they have a chewy texture and a unique alkaline aroma. Simple, yet unforgettable. 🐟 Lunch: Ou Ji Food Stall Head straight to "Ou Ji" and order a pot of catfish stew with bean curd. The fish is fresh and tender, without any fishy smell. The bean curd (a type of bean product) soaks up the rich fish broth, bursting with flavor with every bite. Fresh, spicy, and piping hot, you'll find yourself eating bowl after bowl, unable to stop. ☕ Afternoon Tea: Jingtao Coffee In the porcelain capital, even drinking coffee has an artistic flair. Jingtao Coffee is tucked away in an artistic space. Order a latte and a dessert served in a porcelain cup, and slowly savor the afternoon. The view from the window might be of the old factory area, a charming blend of old and new. 🍲 Dinner: Xunwei Sanbao Xunwei Sanbao is hidden deep in Sanbao Village, specializing in rustic farm-style dishes. The farm-made tofu is as tender as cream, and the stir-fried snails are fragrant and spicy. The sounds of slurping snails fill the air, the most melodious chord of a summer night. 🔥 Late Night Snack: Nanmentou Food Street Nights at Nanmentou belong to barbecue. Crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, roasted chives with an irresistible aroma, paired with an ice-cold beer—the perfect way to end the day. ————— 🏺Day 3: Savoring the Porcelain Capital Amidst the Blend of Ancient and Modern 🥟Breakfast: Dumplings The translucent skin is filled with shredded radish or sesame sugar filling, suitable for both sweet and savory tastes. At the old shops near the old bridge, ordering a basket of dumplings with a bowl of hot porridge is a decades-old tradition for locals. 🥩Lunch: Changnanli Steamed Pork with Rice Flour The steamed pork with rice flour at "Jingde Banquet" features perfectly balanced lean and fatty pork belly coated in rice flour, steamed until tender and melt-in-your-mouth. Served with refreshing side dishes, it's a rare mild option in Jiangxi cuisine. 🍮Afternoon Tea: Tianmimi Double-Layer Milk Pudding In the old streets of Yuyaojing Lane, "Tianmimi's" double-layer milk pudding is delicate, smooth, and rich in milky flavor. Sitting by the window, gazing at the green bricks and gray tiles outside, a sweet aftertaste spreads in my mouth, and time seems to slow down. 🥓 Dinner: Taoxichuan Tile-Grilled Meat Dinner is reserved for Taoxichuan. In the cultural and creative district, "Taoranju" offers unique tile-grilled meat. The meat slices sizzle on slanted tiles, releasing an irresistible aroma—a delicious collision of tradition and innovation. ————— 📝Food Tips: ✅ Spicy level is adjustable; remember to mention you don't eat spicy food beforehand. ✅ Many old shops only accept cash, so have some small change on hand. ✅ Night markets are crowded; it's recommended to eat in groups. ✅ Taoxichuan and Yuyaojingxiang are great for taking photos; it's recommended to go in the evening. Three days—you'll experience more than just food; you'll experience the everyday life and thousand-year-old porcelain charm of Jingdezhen. This small city embraces everyone who visits with warm food. Are you ready to go? — ✨Follow me to explore the soul of every city.

The Ultimate Guide to Jingdezhen's Local Snacks || After two days of Jiangxi stir-fries, it was time for some snacks! Grandma's Cold Noodles offers a complete collection of all the local snacks, and it's right near Chicken Cutlet Bro's stall, just an eight-minute walk away. Shrimp Paste Clay Pot Soup: The meat was very fresh, all glistening with spice! Grandma's Beef Cold Noodles: True to Jiangxi rice noodles! Fried Dough Sticks Wrapped in Mochi: Delicious! Dipped in black sesame seeds, very fragrant and also helps to cool down the spiciness. Small Yellow Croaker: Very crispy, you can even eat the bones. Not as spicy as Ou Ji or Lele's, which was more to my liking. Delicious Beef Bone: Very large, a bit tough on the teeth. Accommodation Recommendation: Jingjianli Hotel. The rooms are clean and tidy. The environment is very good. The service is warm and the front desk staff are very nice. The facilities are complete.

[Return from Jingdezhen] Explore the Porcelain Capital for 800 RMB per person – save this 2-day, 1-night guide! Having just finished my trip to Jingdezhen, I was pleasantly surprised by this city that integrates art into everyday life. Experience authentic ceramics culture with minimal effort! Check out this freshly prepared guide to avoid pitfalls! 🏺 Recommended Reasons • Rich artistic atmosphere: Art is everywhere, and every photo is a hit. • Low cost: Excellent value, even for students. • Experience-rich: The joy of making ceramics by hand is irreplaceable. • Convenient transportation: Attractions are concentrated, and taxi fares are around the base price. 💰 Budget (2 days, 1 night/person) Accommodation: 150 yuan (B&B near Taoxichuan) Food: 180 yuan (special snacks + dinner) Transportation: 80 yuan (city taxi + bus) Experience: 120 yuan (pottery experience + materials) Admission: 70 yuan (Imperial Kiln Museum + China Ceramics Museum) Total: 600 yuan 🗺️ Itinerary Day 1: Artistic Stroll in the Old City 08:30 Breakfast in Fuzhou Lane √ Must-try: Fried dough sticks wrapped in glutinous rice cakes (5 yuan), mixed rice noodles (6 yuan) 10:00 Imperial Kiln Museum (free reservation) √ Must-see photos: the arched red brick building, the Dragon Ball Pavilion 12:00 Huijia Restaurant (50 yuan per person) √ Recommended: Fish Head with Bean Curd, Kiln Worker's Chicken Soup 14:00 Sculpture Porcelain Factory (Weekend Lotte Market) √ Must-sees: Every Salt House, Blue Pi Coffee 16:00 Pottery Experience (80 yuan per person) √ Recommended: The old factory studio, the instructor is very patient 19:00 Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative District √ Must-see: The night view is superb, there is a market on Fridays and Saturdays Day 2: In-depth Ceramics Experience 09:00 China Ceramics Museum (free) √ Highlights: Yuan Dynasty Blue and White Porcelain, Ming and Qing Dynasty Official Kilns 11:30 Wu Ji Beef Bone Powder (25 yuan per person) √ Warning: Slightly spicy, but also spicy, so bring a drink 13:30 Sanbao Village √ Must-sees: Sanbao Peng Art Museum, Shiwai Taoyuan 15:00 Xinping Porcelain Palace (25 RMB) √ Tip: The location is a bit remote, so remember to leave your taxi driver's phone number. 5:00 PM Shopping before returning √ Recommended: Tea sets, creative small ornaments 🍜 Food Hot List ✅ Must-Try Specialties: · Cold Noodles (8 RMB): A local breakfast favorite · Dumpling Ba (10 RMB): A classic with radish filling · Alkaline Baba (15 RMB): Best fried ✅ Restaurant Recommendations: · Xunwei Sanbao: Creative Gan Cuisine · Badu Kitchen: A local favorite · Ouji Food Stall: A great late-night snack 🎁 Souvenir Guide • Tea Sets (80-200 RMB) • Blue and White Porcelain Ornaments (20-50 RMB) • Creative Ceramic Ornaments (30-100 RMB) • Underglaze Dinnerware (priced per set) ⚠️ Pitfalls to Avoid 1. Lotte Market is only open on Saturday mornings, so don't miss out. 2. Ceramics are fragile, so mailing is more convenient than bringing them yourself. 3. Sanbao Village attractions are scattered, so renting an electric scooter is recommended. 4. Compare prices frequently when buying ceramics; the Sculpture Porcelain Factory offers the best value. 🚗 Travel Tips • Taxis to city attractions are generally under 10 yuan • Shared electric scooters are very convenient • The high-speed rail station is a 20-minute drive from the city center. 💫 Travel Reflections: In Jingdezhen, art isn't just a lofty exhibit, but an aesthetic that's integrated into everyday life. Watching veteran artisans meticulously paint their pieces and young designers innovate within tradition, I suddenly understood the power of craftsmanship. What impressed me most wasn't any particular piece of porcelain, but the city's commitment to and innovation in its traditional culture. This place taught me that beauty should be present in everyday life, not just displayed in a display case. ✨ Tips • Wear comfortable shoes, as you'll be walking a lot. • Bring cash, as some older shops only accept cash. • Allow ceramics to dry for three days before shipping. • Avoid Mondays, as many venues are closed. (All recommendations are based on personal experience and we hope they help you embark on a wonderful Jingdezhen trip.) #Ruge'sJourney #CityHumanitiesNotes #TheMostCommentedPlaces #HaveFunWithFriends

Who knows, family! I read 100 travel guides before going to Jingdezhen, but still nearly fell into pitfalls! I've compiled this proven "Porcelain Capital Survival Guide"—it's a surefire way to experience the city! 👇 🏺 Top 3 must-sees, skip the rest! - Imperial Kiln Museum: Book your reservation 2 days in advance! The curved dome is perfect for taking photos of reflections! 📸 Wear solid colors for double the photos! Don't be fooled by night-time spectators; daytime light is truly amazing! - Sanbao Village: Rent an electric scooter! Explore the mountain pottery studios for 30 yuan/day. Don't miss the sunset from the terrace at Village 9494! 🌅 - Sculpture Porcelain Factory: A bargain-hunting paradise! Take your pick from bracelets priced at 10 yuan and hand-held cups priced at 20 yuan. Don't buy anything over 100 yuan on impulse. 🦐 Foodie's Guide - Must-try Ouji Food Stall: The chicken feet are boneless with a single bite, and the spicy heat is so intense you can't stop sweating 🌶️ - For breakfast, stick to Tangji Beef Bone Noodles: Locals line up for authentic flavor, and the broth is so delicious you'll want to lick the bowl. - Warning! Mildly spicy in Jiangxi = extra spicy in other places, so avoid it if you don't like spicy food! 💡 Honest Tips 1. Stay near Taoxichuan Night Market so you can enjoy the night market and sleep in. 2. Lotte Mart is only open on Saturday mornings, so don't miss out! Taoda Youth Market is more down-to-earth. 3. Explore the China Ceramics Museum from the 7th floor to avoid the tour groups. 4. Be careful about visiting the Porcelain Palace! A 25 yuan ticket, two photos, and then a walk—it's a poor value. My personal take: Jingdezhen's charm isn't the perfect porcelain, but the porcelain fragments in the alleys and the artisans' hands stained with mud. Only by slowing down can you truly grasp its essence. #JingdezhenTravel #JingdezhenTravelStrategy