1) Bao’s Hot and Cold Drinks, a ten-year-old brand in the back streets of Hongqiao (2) Chaoxin Mizong Crab. It is said that there is also a restaurant in Wenzhou, which is located opposite Shunsheng at the old Sheep Xiezi (?) place.

Meizong crab is nothing more than eating it first and then rinsing it. Similar ways of eating it include roasted chicken, Rongji spicy crab, and the old centenarian fish.

The centipede cooked in a dry pot is priced at 88 per pound. It is stir-fried with scallions, ginger, chili peppers, etc. It is very similar to a griddle and tastes like spicy crab. The centipede is quite fat.

After eating, I added the broth to the hot pot and it really felt similar to Rongji.

Address: No. 122, Hongqiao North Road, Ruian City (Wednesday) Mai De Roast Chicken is located at No. 3, Building 1, Longshou Bridge. Mai De Roast Chicken, the chicken wings are beautiful, and the middle wings of the chicken are even more beautiful.

It is said to be secretly made from 46 kinds of traditional Chinese medicine.

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(4) There are many shops selling stinky tofu all over the street. Even their signboards are red. You can smell it from afar. It costs 3 yuan for four pieces. I have eaten it before and it tastes really good. (5) The time-honored stinky tofu shop is a bit weird.

, the ones that are sold only after 3 pm will be sold out and will not be sold again.

(6) Nanmen Market Pork Ribs (7) The Best Pork Ribs in the World Oops, the extremely famous No. 1 Pork Pork in the World has appeared~ It’s also a back street. Bao’s next door has good jelly and mung bean soup, and the equally famous Alin Rice Noodles across the street

The pig dirty rice noodles in it suddenly reminded me of the slogan I once shouted, "To be successful in life, you must eat enough~~" (8) Lard salt cakes and baita cakes on Jiefang Road (literal translation in Ruian dialect) Grandma only set up the stall at 4 o'clock, which was very happy

The stalls are rectangular and have a lot of salty cakes, like dumplings, stuffed with shredded cabbage and so on.

The round ones are lard salt pancakes without fillings. The outer shell is fried very crispy and the lard is fragrant.

(9) Lao Wu BBQ is located behind the Children’s Palace on Guangchang Road, right next to the library. I still like its old name, called a black shop. It serves barbecue and stir-fry dishes and is a mecca for late-night snacks.

There are many more, you must have eyes that are good at discovering beauty.