China is also a big coastal country. Many coastal cities are rich in seafood. Which city should I go to as a foodie? To tell you the truth, you really don't I don't have to go far. Now mainland cities, such as provincial capitals, can eat good seafood with many varieties. Of course, to be honest, it's more expensive than coastal cities. After all, these are all shipped from the coast, and there are costs. You don't have to go to coastal cities to avoid seafood. Even if I go, how much can I eat? S really not worthwhile for you to spend the round-trip fare. Take the provincial capital city as an example, there is a big seafood market. What do you want and what do you have? Take Wuhan, where I live. Mr. Ma has a lot of seafood to sell. He can do it for you as long as you pay the processing fee. You can eat it directly with your stomach open. Ordinary lobsters and crabs are 1 to 211 yuan, and one imported king crab is 711 yuan. As long as you have money, you don't have to buy seafood. S really convenient. I heard that seafood is sold in third-and fourth-tier cities now, so there is really no need to go there.

1. What are the tourist cities with more seafood?

It must be Zhoushan. The smell of fish in the north is so strong that I can't feel most fish mouths in the south. Only Zhoushan, in my opinion, is the best place to eat seafood. August and September are the best seasons to start fishing. Where is the street with food stalls in shenjiamen? If you haven't been there, you can have a taste. If you think it's too far away, you can find a local seafood chef and deliver it by express.

Push a brand made by a 7-year-old fisherman, and the dock has delivered the goods directly to you. : there must be a lot of seafood by the sea.

however, China is vast in territory and abundant in natural resources, with a land area of 9.6 million square kilometers and a sea area of more than 3 million square kilometers. There are countless coastal cities, so which coastal city has more seafood? Today, Xiao Yuan will introduce you to the coastal cities with more seafood in China.

Dalian:

Dalian is a prefecture-level city in Liaoning, located at the southern tip of Liaodong Peninsula, on the coast of Yellow Sea and Bohai Sea. Friends who travel to Dalian know that the local seafood is very famous, and the more famous seafood includes Dalian abalone, sea cucumber and oyster.

Qingdao:

Qingdao is located on the southeast coast of Shandong Peninsula, at the forefront of China-Japan-Korea Free Trade Area. It faces the Korean peninsula across the Yellow Sea, adjacent to Yantai in the northeast, Weifang in the west and Rizhao in the southwest. Seafood is the representative of Qingdao cuisine, which is rich in clams, scallops, crabs, bonito and yellow croaker. They are fresh, tender and delicious, and their prices are reasonable. Seafood can be found all year round. Spring and summer are the best seasons to taste Spanish mackerel, and autumn and winter are the fattest seasons for sea crabs and oysters.

Xiamen:

Xiamen belongs to Fujian province, also known as Ludao. Xiamen is rich in seafood and beautiful scenery. Xiamen University and Gulangyu Island are delicious and fun!

In addition, Nansha District and Hainan are both interesting places for seafood, but I won. If Xiao Yuan hasn't been there, it's needless to say ~

2. Tourist seafood city ranking

The city that eats the most fish in China is Chongqing: Chongqing is also rich in aquatic products because it is near the Yangtze River. People in Chongqing really like to eat fish, which also leads to the fact that the output of many local fish in Chongqing can't keep up at all. So many fish are shipped from Hubei. So Chongqing is the city that eats the most fish in China, and China chef Chongqing is the best place to eat fish. Because among the eight major Chinese cuisines, many fish were first created by chefs in Chongqing. For example, boiled fish, chopped pepper fish head, pickled fish and so on. All these fish eventually flowed to the whole country.

:3. Tourist city with cheap seafood

1. Zhoushan Port in Ningbo

Ningbo Port is the five largest ports in the world and the top three ports in China, among which Ningbo Port is the largest port in cargo throughput and the third largest port in container throughput in China. The total area of the city is 9365 square kilometers. It is located in the east of Zhejiang, south of the Yangtze River Delta, adjacent to Hangzhou Bay in the north, Shaoxing in the west, Taizhou in the south and Zhoushan across the sea in the northeast. Zhoushan, formerly known as Dinghai, is known as the fish warehouse in the East China Sea and the fishing capital of the motherland. It is a prefecture-level administrative division with the island as the city. Zhoushan Archipelago, located in the southeast coast of China, has three advantages: fishery, port and tourism. Zhoushan is the largest seafood production, processing and sales base in China. In 2116, Zhoushan Port in Ningbo * * * completed the container throughput of 21.56 million TEUs.

2. Shanghai Port

Shanghai Port is located at the front of the Yangtze River Delta, in the middle of Chinese mainland's 18,111km coastline, at the mouth of the Yangtze River. It is a world-famous port industry, located at the intersection of the east-west transport corridor of the Yangtze River and the north-south transport corridor at sea. It is a major hub port along the coast of China and an important port for China to open to the outside world and participate in the international economic cycle. 99% of Shanghai American foreign trade materials pass through Shanghai Port, and the annual foreign trade throughput accounts for about 21% of the main coastal ports in China. As a world-famous port, in 2113, Shanghai Port ranked first in container throughput and second in cargo throughput, second only to Ningbo-Zhoushan Port. In the first 11 months of 2115, the container throughput increased by 3.33%, reaching 33.47 million cases.

3. Tianjin Port

Tianjin Port, also known as Tianjin New Port in China, is located at the mouth of Haihe River in Tianjin, which belongs to the People's Republic of China (China) and is located at the intersection of Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei urban agglomeration and Bohai Economic Circle. It is an important comprehensive port and foreign trade port in northern China. Tianjin Port is an artificial deep-water port with the highest waterway level in the world, which is formed by digging sea and filling the sea on muddy shoals. At present, the water depth of the main channel of Tianjin Port has reached 21 meters, which can meet the needs of 311,111-ton crude oil tankers and the most advanced container ships in the world. On October 1, 2114, the first manually excavated second interview passage in China was officially opened to traffic in Tianjin Port. In 2116, the cargo throughput of Tianjin Port reached 551,243,911 tons.

4. Guangzhou Port

Guangzhou Port is the largest comprehensive hub port in South China. Guangzhou has been the main port of the Maritime Silk Road since 1931s, the largest port in China in the Tang and Song Dynasties, and the world-famous Oriental port. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Guangzhou became the only foreign trade port in China, and it was also the only port in the history of world shipping that lasted for more than two thousand years. It can be called the permanent birthplace of the Oriental Maritime Silk Road. In 2116, the cargo throughput of Guangzhou Port was 544 million tons, up 4.5% year-on-year, ranking first in South China, fourth in China's coastal ports and sixth in the world. Container throughput reached 18.86 million TEUs, up 7.1% year-on-year.

5. Qingdao Port

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Qingdao Port is located in Jiaozhou Bay on the south bank of Shandong Peninsula. It was founded in 1892 and has a history of 125 years. It is a key state-owned enterprise in China and the second largest foreign trade port in China, with a throughput of billion tons. It is an important international trade port and maritime transportation hub on the west coast of the Pacific Ocean. The waters in the harbor are wide and deep, navigable all the year round, and the port mouth is full of potbellies. It is a famous and excellent port in China. Qingdao Port consists of Qingdao Old Port Area, Huangdao Oil Port Area, Qianwan New Port Area and dongjiakou Port Area. All ports and docks are connected by railways, and the high-grade highway around Jiaozhou Bay is connected with Jiqing Expressway. The hinterland not only attracts Shandong, but also undertakes the external transportation task of North China. In 2116, the cargo throughput of Qingdao Port reached 513,375,411 tons.

6. Dalian Port

Dalian Port is located in Dalian Bay at the southern tip of Liaodong Peninsula, and is the most important comprehensive foreign port in China.

Tangshan Port is located in the southeast coast of Tangshan City, Hebei Province, and is an important regional port in China. It is an important part of the special transportation system for energy, raw materials and other bulk materials. One of the important windows for economic development and opening to the outside world in Hebei, Beijing, North China and northwest China; Tangshan's important support for economic and social development; Important infrastructure and strategic resources for the development and construction of Caofeidian Circular Economy Demonstration Zone and Tangshan Port Economic Development Zone. Tangshan Port is adjacent to Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei urban agglomeration. Caofeidian is 411 nautical miles from Incheon, South Korea, 681 nautical miles from Nagasaki, Japan and 935 nautical miles from Kobe. Shipping routes with Australia, Brazil, Peru, South Africa, India and other ore exporting countries are also very smooth. In 2116, the cargo throughput of Tangshan Port reached 521,134,211 tons.

8. Qinhuangdao Port

Qinhuangdao Port is located on the coast of Bohai Sea, gripping the throats of Northeast China and North China, and is a famous natural ice-free port in North China. Here, the coast is tortuous, the harbor is wide, the water depth is deep, the sea surface is calm, and the sediment deposition is small, and the 11,111-ton freighter can enter and exit freely. Qinhuangdao Port is the world's largest energy export port in China, an important hub port, S-north coal transportation channel, and is responsible for eight provinces and one city in the south of China. The completion of the third phase of the coal terminal project in Qinhuangdao Port has made Qinhuangdao Port the largest energy export port in the world, and it is also a comprehensive port mainly exporting coal and oil in China.

9. Yingkou Port

Yingkou Port, whose geographical coordinates are 1221611 east longitude and 411742 north latitude, is an important comprehensive hub port in China, the nearest seaport in northeast China and eastern Inner Mongolia, the largest cargo transportation port in northeast China and the core port of Liaodong Bay Economic Zone. Yingkou Port is operated by Yingkou Port Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as the Company or the Company), which governs Yingkou Port, Bayuquan Port, Xianrendao Port, Panjin Port, Haiyang Honggang Port, Suizhong Shihe Port and Huludao Liutiaogou Port. Yingkou Port has established shipping business relations with more than 141 ports in more than 51 countries and regions. In 2116, the cargo throughput of Yingkou Port reached 352.1713 million tons.

11. Shenzhen Port

Shenzhen is located in the south of the Pearl River Delta in Guangdong Province, on the east bank of Lingdingyang where the Pearl River enters the sea, adjacent to Hong Kong. Ports in the world are well known. The 261-kilometer coastline of the city is divided into two parts by Kowloon Peninsula. The western port area is located on the east bank of Dingling Ocean in the Pearl River Estuary, with a wide harbor and a good natural barrier. It is 21 nautical miles from Hong Kong in the south and 61 nautical miles from Guangzhou in the north. It can be connected with the cities and counties in the Pearl River Delta water network area through the Pearl River system, and can reach the domestic coastal areas and the port Kingston Waterway around the world through Hong Kong. The eastern port area is located in Dapeng Bay, with a water depth of 12 to 14 meters, open to sea and calm. It is a natural harbor in the south of China. In 2116, the cargo throughput of Shenzhen Port reached 214,198,711 tons.

4. The best tourist city to eat seafood

No.1 Ningbo, Zhejiang Province

Ningbo, Zhejiang Province belongs to the East China Sea and is rich in all kinds of fish, with little seafood. In spring, the most famous seafood varieties are mackerel and mullet.

The mackerel produced in Ningbo before Tomb-Sweeping Day is the best. The mackerel on the market this season has no fishy smell and tastes tight and delicious. Although the price is more expensive, it tastes really delicious.

Squid produced in Ningbo in spring, although small in size, is tender, instant in scallion oil or steamed fish, and is a rare delicacy in spring.

2. Dandong, Liaoning

Donggang, Dandong, Liaoning Province is near the Yellow Sea and is the northernmost sea area in China. Because the Yalu River enters the sea here, it provides a lot of bait for the growth and reproduction of seafood. In addition, it belongs to the cold water area, so the seafood produced here has its own sweet and firm taste.

The most famous seafood in Dandong in spring are flying crabs, soybeans and shrimps. Among them, t

the shrimp crawfish in Dandong is also the top shrimp crawfish in China. Because the seawater temperature here is low, the shrimp and crawfish produced here are more compact. The meat quality of the shrimp crawfish in Dandong is amber after pickling, and the shrimp crawfish produced in other places are slightly inferior to it.

3. Dalian, Liaoning

Where is the best seafood in China? There is no doubt that the seafood produced in Dalian ranks first, because Dalian is located at the southernmost tip of Liaodong Peninsula, where the Yellow Sea and Bohai Sea meet, and the seafood produced here is very fresh at 39 degrees north latitude.

Dalian s seafood has been known as the top grade of seafood since ancient times. For example, abalone, sea cucumber and scallop, which are the eight treasures in the ocean, must be crowned Dalian in front of them. In high-end restaurants all over the country, abalone and sea cucumber must be labeled Dalian abalone and Liaoshen, otherwise, precious ingredients will not be revealed.

There are many kinds of seafood produced in Dalian in spring, among which Hong Bei, shrimp crawfish, oyster shell, mole cricket, shrimp monster and horse dung sea urchin are the most popular and are seasonal delicacies in spring.

Dalian people love to eat seafood, and they also like to cook with all kinds of seafood this season. Among them are steamed stuffed bun with hemp thread, rotten noodle soup in the pot, seaweed and jiaozi. They are all delicious foods that have to be tasted this season.

4. Yantai, Shandong

Yantai, Shandong and Dalian are separated by a sea. The seafood varieties produced in these two places are similar, but because the latitude of Yantai is lower than that of Dalian in the United States, some seafood varieties here are listed a little earlier than that of Dalian South

In spring, the seafood market in Yantai is popular with sea sausages and various shellfish, among which the sea sausages are extremely delicious, and fried leeks wrapped in jiaozi is a must.

There are many kinds of marine fish in Yantai in spring, and the home-cooked marine fish stewed with these marine fish is also a delicious food that you have to taste when you go to Yantai in spring.

5. Qingdao, Shandong

Qingdao is a beautiful coastal city. When you mention Qingdao, the first thing you think of is beer and clams. When you come to Qingdao, you must find a beer house to eat some seafood.

Qingdao is famous for its red island clam. The clams here are thick and sweet, but not so salty. After cooking, it is full of fresh soup, which is perfect with beer.

In addition to clams, oyster shrimp and Spanish mackerel are also delicious foods in Qingdao in spring, especially oyster shrimp. Although it is not big and the shell is hard, it tastes delicious, which is incomparable to cultured shrimp.

6. Qinhuangdao, Hebei

Qinhuangdao is located in the bay of Bohai Bay, where it is calm and the seabed is mainly soft and fine sand, so the quality of crabs and shellfish produced here is relatively good.

The shrimps and crabs produced in Qinhuangdao in spring are of very good quality, and the clams in Qinhuangdao are also called the freshest in the ocean.

from 2111 to 2111, there were four major fishing grounds in China from south to north. Famous coastal cities and their corresponding products include Beihai-prawn, horse-faced fish Zhanjiang-prawn, raw oysters Xiamen-North Zhoushan-Portunus trituberculatus/Pseudosciaena crocea Weihai-Rushan-raw oysters Qingdao-sea cucumber Dalian-scallop/sea cucumber.

5. What are the cities rich in seafood?

A: The top ten islands in China are:

1 Xisha Islands 2 Weizhou Island

3 Nansha Islands 4 Penghu Islands

.5 nanji island 6 Miaodao Islands

7 Putuo Island 8 Yushan Island

9 Linjinyu Island and Nanqiandao 11 Hailing Island

. According to the regulations, only China citizens aged 12-68 are allowed to enter the Xisha Islands (excluding compatriots from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan), and they must be approved to enter the three islands and reefs of Yongle Islands.

The second Weizhou Island

Weizhou Island, located 21 nautical miles south of Beihai City, Guangxi, is the largest island in Guangxi and the youngest volcanic island in China. Weizhou Island is integrated with coral deposits accumulated by volcanic eruption, which makes the high risk in the south of the island in sharp contrast with the openness and smoothness in the north of the island. Its coastal waters are blue, and its bottom is blue. The living corals and precious seafood on the seabed are magnificent and magical. The Nansha Islands, south of the four islands in the South China Sea of China, have the largest number of islands and reefs and are widely distributed. It is the main reef of Nansha. The main reefs are Yongshu Reef, mischief reef Reef, Zhubi Reef, Taiping Island, Zhongye Island, Nanwei Island, Xijiao Reef, Dongjiao Reef, Maru Reef and Wanyi Beach. It is more than 511 nautical miles long from north to south and 411 nautical miles wide from east to west, with a total area of 821,111 square nautical miles. It consists of more than 231 islands, continents, reefs, beaches and beaches. The main islands are Taiping Island, Zhongye Island and Nanwei Island.