Tiexi's famous restaurants, the famous ones I'm talking about are all snack-type, and none are as famous as Laobian Dumplings.

1. In the alley near Baogong Street 7-8 (158 Middle School), there is a skewers shop with no signboard and probably no license.

Those who are familiar with it call it Sichuan.

There are two rooms, the shop is small, and each table has a stove. It can fill the sidewalk in summer, but there is no place to go if you get there late.

The skewers are cheap, 6 for one dollar, or 4 skewers.

30 yuan is enough for two people to eat until they vomit.

Recommended (Fat Chuan, Xinzui, Beef Heart Chuan) 2. Xinggong Street 8th Road, near 147 Middle School.

The same Sanwu shop is usually called potato chips.

The main thing here is fried potato chips, which cost two yuan for a small bowl, and are eaten with chili powder, cumin, or tomato sauce.

I also like the fried freshly ground one the most. The noodles are very crispy and they cost 4 big skewers.

Fried chicken skin and fried chicken nuggets are equally wonderful.

The rest, such as fried meat skewers and fish balls, are average.

3. At the intersection of the Seventh Avenue of Zhaogong Street, there used to be two box lunch carts. They came out after 10 pm, and they sold original beef for 7 yuan a portion. You can add rice as you like, and you can add broth for free. The taste is rich and fragrant, fat but not greasy.

Personally, I think it’s more affordable and delicious than the stew on Chonggong Street No. 11.

It seems that I recently opened a store at the original location. I went there once and it seemed the taste was a bit bland. By the way, their free side dishes are also pretty good, soy sauce mixed with green onion leaves.

4. There is a spicy shabu-shabu shop called 0451 on the 8th road between Zhaogong Street and Chonggong Street. It has avant-garde decoration and dim lights like a bar. It is suitable for couples to talk about love while filling their stomachs.

5. Across from the Tiexi Workers’ Cultural Palace, Minyijia Noodles, formerly known as Renren Noodles, is known to most people in Tiexi. The noodle soup is more fragrant and greasy, and the sauce chicken rack and old soup dried tofu are good.

6. If you don’t like the greasy noodles, there is also Lao Siji diagonally across from Minyijia (next door to Xiaonantun Hotel). They serve noodles in clear soup and eat chicken racks with mustard vinegar and chili. If you like something light

Friends can try it.

7. Both sides of Zhaogong Street 10 are hot pot gathering places. The biggest feature is that it is cheap and relatively delicious. In fact, cheapness is also a feature of eating in Tiexi.

8. On Chonggong Street No. 13, opposite Century Lianhua Supermarket, there is an old Chongqing hot pot restaurant, which is quite popular.

We don't accept reservations. If you want to eat, just wait by yourself.

Mutton is 6 yuan, floral beef is 10 yuan per plate, and vegetables are 4 yuan per serving. You can take as much as you like.

9. At the intersection of Chonggong Street 10, Huidong Box Lunch.

It costs 5 yuan a portion, and there are nearly 20 kinds of dishes. You can eat whatever you want, and the taste is okay. It is usually a good choice for eating after singing karaoke until midnight.

10. Near Laodong Park, there are two glasses and big stores.

Personally, I think they are average, but they are quite well-known in Tiexi. 11. There is a roast beef restaurant called "Ah Meili" in Tiexi, which is pretty good, but the branches are all in Tiexi, and I only know that one of them is near Gliding Birthday City.

12. There is a Halal Cow near Baogong 11 Road. It is generally good and not very expensive.

13. A small tin cart on the west side of Yanfen Street shows up on time every night to sell skewers.

The city management might not see it when they come to check in the summer.

The boss's name is Huang Mao, and he has a smile on his face.

It is said that he was originally the Young and Dangerous boy from Yanfen Street, but later he stopped doing sex and turned his sword into a pear.

There are often cars parked around the tin carts of people who drive here from other places to eat skewers.

The squid skewers and sweet and sour grilled chicken are truly unique.

(I have lived in Yanfen for half a year and have not found this place. It seems difficult to find) 14. A small shop on Shima Road, Chonggong Street sells stewed meat and rice for 10 yuan a portion. The number of people who come here to eat meat every day has exceeded the threshold.

15. Between Phase 5 and Phase 3 of Yanfen Street, there is a boiled fish, Malatang, and hot pot restaurant run by a Sichuanese.

It's spicy and authentic. Many Sichuan people go here. The spicy hotpot is similar to the way of boiling fish, which is very good!

16. When it comes to eating seafood, you can’t miss sailing in Saigon. It’s overcrowded in summer, and few Shenyang residents know this!

17. There is a place called Sanjiadi in Tiexi Gaolou. There is a barbecue restaurant that is so delicious! 18. The grilled chicken rack, grilled fish, and crispy chicken heads at the Xingshun Street Night Market.

19. The old man’s skewers on No. 6, Yunfeng Street.

Three generations of grandparents, the father of meat skewers~~~ 20. Gliding Sita cold noodles + dog meat.

A big dog leg, extremely tender, served with three bottles of beer, dipped in chili noodles and seasoned salt.

Simply!

21. Tudou Fang, near the triangle of No. 6, Xinggong Street.

Fried potatoes and chicken racks cost 1 yuan to 3 yuan per pot. There are also many skewers and the sauce is delicious.

22. Aigong Market, Xiaowu Road, mutton soup pancakes in front of 127 Middle School.