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We've found Xuzhou, a hidden gem! 2 days and 1 night for only 438 RMB—super value, perfect for students and working professionals! 🚗Transportation: Take the train to Xuzhou Station, conveniently located in the old city. Within the city, take the subway or ride a shared e-bike. Metro Line 2 runs through most tourist attractions. Simply get a Xuzhou e-bus card from Alipay and you'll pay around 30 RMB for the entire trip. 🏠Accommodation: Stay near Pengcheng Square. A youth hostel near Suning Plaza is recommended for 45 RMB per night. Downstairs you'll find the 18th Night Market and the internet-famous "Xuzhou Wall." 🍜Food: Xuzhou has an incredible variety of delicious food. For breakfast, head to Mashi Street for an 8 RMB bowl of tangta soup, which pairs perfectly with pan-fried buns. For lunch, try the Qingnian Road mutton stew noodles in the old alleys for 20 RMB per person. The mutton is fresh and the broth is rich. In the evening, we headed straight to the barbecue stall. Order Fang Fang's grilled white skewers of lamb and liver wrapped in oil, both priced at 60 RMB per person. The meat is then wrapped in a flatbread, a truly authentic way to enjoy it. Don't miss the snacks on Fuguo Street: Xiaoxiao Liangpi (cold noodles), frog fish, and fried skewers, all 20 RMB each. 🌟Itinerary: Day 1: In the morning, visit Baolian Temple (free admission), experience Buddhist culture, and take in the stunning photos. Have clay pot chicken for lunch. In the afternoon, visit Yunlong Mountain (free admission), visit Xinghua Temple and Fanghe Pavilion, and enjoy a panoramic view of Xuzhou from the summit. In the evening, stroll around Fuguo Street. Day 2: Enjoy breakfast at a roadside stall for 8 RMB. Then, visit the Xuzhou Museum (free admission) where you can see precious artifacts like the Jinlu Yuyi (Golden Jade Cloth). At noon, enjoy Laokuishan rice noodles near Hubu Mountain (8 RMB per bowl). In the afternoon, explore the Huilongwo Historical and Cultural District, where you can enjoy the unique architecture and art shops for free. Grab a 15 RMB dessert to savor while you stroll. Xuzhou is truly fun and delicious, so bookmark it now! #XuzhouTravel #XuzhouHowTo

The following is a Xuzhou food guide tailored for individual travelers, combining local gourmet favorites, classic snacks, and affordable itineraries, offering a unique blend of local flavor and authentic experiences: --- ### 🥢 **I. Must-Try Food and Restaurant Recommendations** #### **[Breakfast Master: 5-10 RMB per person for a filling meal]** 1. **Spicy Soup + Steamed Buns/Pot Stickers** - **Hengxiang Steamed Bun Shop** (Huanghe New Village): The juicy meat buns are perfect with the spicy soup; the tofu buns are limited, so come early. - **Mashi Street Tangta Tang** (Jiefang Road): A century-old establishment, Tangta Tang is served with an egg and eight-strand fried dough sticks. The soup base includes barley and shredded pork, which dispels cold and promotes sweating. 2. **Meatball Soup** - **Su Ji Meatball Soup** (Hubu Mountain): A 118-year-old establishment. The radish and mung bean flour balls are crispy, not mushy, and served with mung bean dough and chili oil. A poached egg is recommended. 3. **Fried Dough Sticks with Egg** - Jianzigu Market (opposite Su Ji Meatball Soup): Deep-fry fried dough sticks until half-cooked and then fill with egg. Crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, served with spicy soup to relieve the greasiness. #### **[Meal: 20-40 RMB per person]** 1. **Clay Pot Chicken** - **Laojia Clay Pot Chicken** (a small shop in a residential area): The chicken is spicy and slightly sweet, and the flatbread dipped in the broth is the heart of the dish. - **Zhen Niu B Bistro** (Shenchang): A great late-night snack with a casual atmosphere and authentic flavors. 2. **Stir-fried Cuisine** - **Xianghai Clay Pot House** (Huanghe West Road): The originator of stir-fried black-bone chicken, with free soup afterward to help you feel the greasiness. - **Tian Ji Restaurant**: The stir-fried chicken is spicy, sweet, sour, and a must-try for those who love strong flavors. 3. **Mutton Feast** - **Qiannian Road Mutton House**: A three-generation tradition, the mutton ramen has a rich broth base and the stir-fried scallions are rich and aromatic. **Sanzhong Gaohuang Mutton Restaurant**: Served with sesame cakes and mutton oil dip, the mutton broth is sweet and refreshing. #### **[Snacks & Carb Bombs]** - **Rice Noodles**: - **Azhe Rice Noodles** (Yunlong Lake): Homemade beef bone broth and sweet potato vermicelli noodles, generous portions of beef, lake view seats are in high demand. - **Jiuzhong Niuji Rice Noodles**: Old-school, spicy, garlicky flavor, topped with rice vinegar for a refreshing kick. - **Wraps/Fried Skewers**: - **Yan Ting Wraps**: Choose from over 20 side dishes, including spicy duck intestines and shredded potatoes (be careful if you're afraid of spicy food). - **Hubin Lao Ma Fried Skewers**: A taste of childhood, featuring soy products and vegetables coated in a secret sauce. - **Hidden Carbs**: - **Guoji Spicy Pancakes**: Scallion and chili oil pancakes, 2 yuan each, served hot. - **Songji Fengchu Chicken Fillet Wrap**: Crispy chicken fillet and sweet noodle sauce wrap, a viral hit but worth the wait --- ### 🚶 **II. Classic Food Itinerary** #### **[Daytime Walking Route]** - **Breakfast**: Hubushan Suji Meatball Soup + Fried Dough Sticks with Egg (10 RMB) - **Lunch**: Laojia Clay Pot Chicken (small portion + flatbread 30 RMB) - **Afternoon Tea**: Lotus Frog and Fish (sweet and sour to relieve greasiness) or Xiabao Bingbing Noodles (with generous toppings) - **Dinner**: Qingnian Road Lamb Ramen + Seasoned Lamb (35 RMB) - **Late Night Snack**: Hubin Lao Ma Fried Skewers (from 15 RMB) #### **[Night Market Area]** - **1818 Food Court**: Xuzhou Fried Skewers, Lamb Wraps - **Fengchu Street**: Snails and Crab Claws (Savory cravings go to Fengchu Street, sweet cravings go to Boai Street) --- ### ⚠️ **III. Tips for Avoiding Scams** 1. **Queuing Strategies**: - Arrive before 6:30 AM at Mashi Street Tangta Tang to avoid the line; Yan Ting Wraps are available during the lunch rush. - Popular alternative: The line at Azhe Rice Noodles is too long → choose **Bazi Street Rice Noodles** (28-year-old shop). 2. **Taste Warning**: - Xuzhou cuisine tends to be salty and spicy; request "less salt" when ordering; meatball soup comes with chili oil as standard; request in advance if you don't like spicy food. 3. **Money-Saving Tips**: - Snacks in residential markets (such as Huanghe New Village) are 30% cheaper than in scenic areas. Oil tea and vegetable pancakes average 5 yuan. 4. **Transportation Tips**: - Many established restaurants are located in **Hubushan, Huanghe New Village, and Xingshi Community**. Bike-sharing is recommended for those within 3 km of each other. --- ### 💰 **Four. Budget Guide (Single Person)** - **Economy** (50 RMB/day): Breakfast 10 RMB + Lunch 20 RMB + Snacks 20 RMB - **Immersive** (100 RMB/day): Includes a main course meal at a clay pot chicken or mutton restaurant, plus a late-night milk tea snack > 🌶️ **Local Tips**: > - Be cautious when trying the **"Xuzhou Spicy Level"**; mild spiciness is comparable to medium spiciness elsewhere; > - **Flat restaurants** are located in residential areas (such as Meijian Road and Xiyuan Market); the environment is average, but the food is excellent; > - Souvenirs include **Oil-Braised Duck** (Liang Ji/Zhang Ji) and **Yiyang Rice Cake**, which are vacuum-packed for easy portability. Xuzhou, a vibrant city, a world of flavors—from the warming aroma of spicy soup in the morning to the sizzling aroma of fried skewers late at night, the flavors of this city are all hidden in the old stoves lining its streets and alleys. Bring your travel guide and an empty stomach, and let's go! 🍜

Looking for a family getaway with a relaxed, affordable pace? These four hidden gems are a family dream, offering delicious food, fun, and affordable entertainment, perfect for the whole family! 🏮Xuzhou: A culinary paradise steeped in the ancient charm of the Han Dynasty 📍Accommodation: We recommend staying in the city center or near Yunlong Lake. Chain hotels like those near Suning Plaza offer excellent value, ranging from 150 to 300 yuan per night. Downstairs, you'll find a bustling night market, perfect for late-night snacks. 🍜Food: · For breakfast, try the Mashi Street Tangta Soup (8 yuan per bowl). This intangible cultural heritage delicacy has a hidden twist: crack a raw egg into the soup and stir it for an even more fragrant flavor! Lianglai Spicy Soup with Pork Pan-Fried Buns is a classic local favorite. · For lunch, enjoy a bowl of Qingnian Road Lamb Noodles (20 yuan per person), served with cold-mixed lamb tripe and freshly squeezed chili oil for a deliciously spicy treat. Evening BBQ! Fang Fang BBQ (Xingfu Road Main Branch, 60 RMB per person) is highly recommended. The authentic white-skewered lamb is also a must-try. Don't miss the oil-wrapped liver and grilled stinky dried tofu. Wrap the meat in a steamed bun and dip it in sweet vinegar for a truly authentic Xuzhou experience! Don't forget to order a bowl of hand-rolled noodles, the ultimate companion to Xuzhou barbecue. 🎈Experience: During the day, visit the Xuzhou Museum (free, reservations required) to admire treasures like the Jade Burial Suit and Han Dynasty jades up close. The third-floor observation deck offers a panoramic view of the ruins of Emperor Qianlong's imperial palace. Then, head to the Han Culture Scenic Area (90 RMB admission, great value combo ticket), where you can explore the underground palace of the Chu King's Mausoleum at Lion Mountain and the underwater Terracotta Warriors exhibition hall. In the evening, rent a shared bike at Yunlong Lake and watch the sunset from the pier next to the aquarium exhibition hall, a sea of oranges. 🍜Yibin: The Yangtze River's First City, where delicious food and beautiful scenery blend together. 📍Accommodation: Find affordable budget hotels in the city for around 200 RMB per night, offering convenient transportation. For a more comfortable stay, the Riverview Hotel also offers a number of affordable rooms. 🍜 Food: · Start your day with Yibin Yanmian (alkaline noodles) for breakfast: alkaline noodles tossed with bean sprouts, peanuts, sesame seeds, and chili oil, creating a fragrant aroma. · At noon, savor a bamboo feast at the Shunan Bamboo Sea, featuring a variety of bamboo-inspired delicacies so delicious they'll make your eyes drop. · In the afternoon, enjoy a bowl of Grape Well Lianggao (a traditional Chinese rice cake). Cool well water, finely ground rice milk, and sweet yet not greasy brown sugar are a perfect way to beat the summer heat. · For dinner, try the Nanxi Pork Slice Soup, a heartwarming and stomach-warming dish that will dispel a day's fatigue. 🎈 Activities: In the morning, head to the Shunan Bamboo Sea, strolling through the bamboo forest and listening to the rustling wind. In the afternoon, visit the Wuliangye Scenic Area and experience the charm of the "Ten-Li Liquor City." In the evening, take the Yibin Smart Rail to admire the "First Bend of the Yangtze River" and then visit the banks of the Three Rivers to witness the dazzling night scene. 🌊Weihai: A small coastal city with a romantic, slow-paced lifestyle 📍Accommodation: · Around Torch 8th Street, where the sea and sky merge into one, there's also a bustling night market. Accommodation prices range from 200 to 400 RMB. · The area near the International Bathing Beach is also great, allowing you to wake up early to watch the sunrise and enjoy the sea view at night. It's also conveniently located near Weihai North Station. 🍜Food: · Gumo Morning Market kicks off Weihai's mornings with a variety of authentic breakfasts to wake you up for a beautiful day. · Oulefang/Hanlefang Night Market offers a mix of Korean-style snacks and local specialties, including grilled cold noodles, fried rice cakes, and Spanish mackerel dumplings. You'll be eating until you're walking on the wall. · Podian Seafood BBQ offers a seafood feast, with sea sausage rice dishes that are incredibly fresh. Seafood experts gather to enjoy the delicious flavors of the ocean. 🎈Things to Do: During the day, head to the International Bathing Beach for sand and waves, and check out Maotoushan No. 2 Observation Deck for stunning cliffside ocean views. In the evening, stroll along Torch 8th Street for a refreshingly Japanese feel. For photography enthusiasts, don't miss the SS Bruvis shipwreck—it's incredibly photogenic. 🐟Liuzhou: Fireworks Liuzhou, a vermicelli paradise 📍Accommodation: Liuzhou Hotel and Genting Hotel in the city center offer excellent value. Yaobu Ancient Town B&Bs are also quite unique, ranging from 200 to 500 yuan. 🍜Food: · Snail noodles are a must-try. Jiaojie's traditional snail noodles and Yayuan's snail noodles each have their own unique flavor. · Qingyun Vegetable Market is a true "breakfast museum." Try dew-soaked glutinous rice balls, colorful glutinous rice, or taro cakes. · Don't forget to try the sour noodles: green mangoes mixed with chili salt—a savory and spicy dish that's incredibly appetizing. 🎈 Tours: In the morning, visit Qingyun Vegetable Market and experience the hustle and bustle of everyday life. In the afternoon, visit Longtan Park to admire the karst landscape. In the evening, take a boat tour along the Bailili Liujiang River to enjoy the musical fountain, and then visit Yaobu Ancient Town to capture beautiful ethnic photos. 💡 Tips: Plan your transportation ahead of time and prioritize public transportation for savings. Book hotels and B&Bs in advance for better rates. With so much delicious food to offer, remember to bring some stomach-strengthening and digestion-promoting supplements to avoid overeating. #FamilyTravel #LowConsumptionTravel #SlowLife #TravelStrategies

Who knows, family! I went to Xuzhou for two days and one night over the weekend, and all-inclusive food, drinks, and entertainment only cost 500 yuan! This super budget-friendly guide is a must-read for students and budget travelers! 🏨Accommodation: I recommend staying at the Hanting Hotel in the city center. It's conveniently located and convenient to everything, costing around 150 yuan per person per night. Compare prices on various platforms ahead of time to find a deal. 🚌Transportation: Transportation in Xuzhou is very affordable! Within the city, you can take the subway. Lines 1 and 2 reach most attractions, and fares range from 2 to 5 yuan. Taking a taxi is only 10 to 20 yuan per trip, as attractions are close together. Sharing a ride with friends is even more cost-effective. 🍜Food: 1. Clay Pot Chicken: A must-try in Xuzhou! I highly recommend Laojia Clay Pot (Hubei Road Branch). The chicken is tender and flavorful, and the flatbread is soaked in the broth, making it incredibly satisfying. It costs 50 yuan per person. 2. Spicy Soup + Fried Buns: Start your morning with a bowl of Mashi Street Tangta Tang (Jiefang Road branch). The intangible cultural heritage spicy soup is rich in pepper flavor, paired with freshly fried buns for a complete breakfast for just 10 yuan. 3. Xuzhou BBQ: Laoguang BBQ (Wenting Street) is a must-try. The charcoal-grilled meat skewers are sizzling and oily, and the fried kidney and white skewers are must-try. At 60 yuan per person, it's a fantastic value. 4. Snacks: You must try the frog fish on Fuguo Street, 5 yuan a bowl – sour and spicy, very appetizing. Also, try Azhe Rice Noodles (Yunlong Lake branch), brimming with meat sauce, 15 yuan a bowl – you'll be stuffed. 🏞️ Itinerary: Day 1: Morning: Xuzhou Museum (free, reservations required via WeChat official account). Home to numerous precious artifacts, including the Golden Jade Cloth, rent a guide (20 yuan) for an immersive experience in Xuzhou's history and culture. Lunch: Enjoy a steaming bowl of mutton noodles and a side of cold lamb tripe at the Mutton Restaurant on Qingnian Road. Each person pays 25 yuan. Afternoon: Stroll along the lakeside at Yunlong Lake Scenic Area, taking photos and enjoying the stunning scenery. If you prefer not to walk, rent a shared bike for 20 yuan per hour, and enjoy the lake breeze. Evening: Stroll and eat at the Hubushan Night Market. Enjoy the chicken wraps at Fengchu Street and the traditional Xuzhou flavors at the Moonlight Market. Each person pays 30 yuan. Day 2: Morning: Explore the mysterious underground palace at the Guishan Han Tomb. Admission is 80 yuan (students are half price). It's recommended to arrive early to minimize crowds and provide more photo opportunities. Lunch: Try Baiwei Earthen Pot Chicken (Spinfang East Road) and try their signature sweet and spicy side dishes, perfect with rice. Each person pays 50 yuan. Afternoon: Explore the Huilongwo Historical and Cultural District. The quaint alleys are perfect for photos and filled with interesting cultural and creative shops. After a stroll, enjoy a cup of tea at the Waku Teahouse (30 yuan per person). Evening: Pack up for your return trip. Before leaving, grab a honey melon (about 10 yuan) as a souvenir. 💰Cost Summary: Accommodation 150 yuan + Transportation 50 yuan + Food 170 yuan + Entrance fees 80 yuan + Other expenses 50 yuan = 500 yuan Notes⚠️: 1. Xuzhou is crowded with tourists on weekends, so avoid peak travel times and book your attraction tickets in advance. 2. Xuzhou cuisine is often served in large portions, so don't over-order, or you'll end up wasting food. 3. Download the "Xuzhou Metro" app on your phone for even more convenient subway travel. Dear friends, follow this guide to enjoy a great trip to Xuzhou and discover the best value for money! #XuzhouTravel #XuzhouGuide #Qingyou