South Street: Ayu Beef Noodles (opposite Yueqing Theater) has good three-fresh noodles and plenty of them.

Opposite Jintai: Noodle King (order the fresh stir-fried ones); Fish Balls (downstairs of Jintai Hotel in Yueqing) West Gate: Paoji (opposite to the west of the Municipal Gymnasium) Renmin Road: Pig Zang Noodles (diagonally opposite the Old People's Hospital) Sheraton Hotel

Opposite: Spicy Temptation (very delicious, but the price is quite high) Minfeng Road: Baisha Ren Seafood (next to Jinxiang Western Restaurant on Minfeng Road) Jianshe Road: Ah Xing soup dumplings or fried steamed buns (next to the old traffic light on South Street) Town Government

To the east: Wenzhou People's Congress Food Stall (the food is quite delicious and affordable) and further north there is Guangzhou Porridge Burger, which tastes good.

Yanpen: Seafood (Yanpen Old Street is full of them, but the one called Amei is the best). The special dish is fried rice cake with earthworms. New Qiaotou: Porridge shop (it is a breakfast shop, next to a bridge next to the city hall. This bridge

It's called Xinqiaotou, order fish.) Renmin Road: Cooked Rice (it's really delicious, I just ate it a few days ago, and the price has increased again) Qingyuan Road: Wheat Cake (next to KFC, I don't know if it's still there).

Opposite Renben Supermarket (opposite the main road) Malatang (the store is very small, the taste is absolutely authentic) Mingyang Road: Qingjiang Sanxian Noodle Bar (next to Mingyang Supermarket, I don’t recommend this store because it is close to my home, it is definitely a success)

The most delicious) Xishan: Farmhouse (a little further up from Xishan Reservoir, because it just opened, so the price is very affordable and the taste is good) Danxia Road: Zhuge Grilled Fish (very unique and tastes good) Opposite the International Hotel: a Sichuan restaurant

No matter, the grilled fish inside is very unique and tastes good.

Opposite the old Public Security Bureau: Northeast Dumpling Guan.

North of the city: local chickens (they are everywhere in the north of the city, you ask the farmer to kill one for you) Tuduntang: crispy duck (the only road at the entrance of Tuduntang Village on National Highway 104, but there are two, you go in and go to the right

The ones are authentic) Yanhu: roasted whole lamb (haha, I forgot how to go after eating it, it’s too far) Huwu: game (can be called the most famous snack in Yueqing) Puqi: shark (delicious ones include the ancient city

Seafood Restaurant\Yinlong Seafood Restaurant) But it’s not as delicious as before, I don’t know why!

Furong: Dried Dajing Tofu (very delicious, now very popular with adults and children) Weng Yang: Sweet Potato Yellow Clips (I can’t say which one is the best, I’ve only tried one, next to Ah Qi Supermarket).

, haven’t eaten there for a long time) Baixiang: spicy tofu, taro (opposite the cinema) and the pearl milk tea below the cinema.

There used to be a shrimp meatball shop opposite, which was delicious, but it seems to have moved.

Pig Zang Noodles (there is the biggest one on the right side of the cinema, I can’t remember the name). White Elephant is most famous for its fragrant cakes, but there are not many of them in the market now. Tamxi: Heluo (if you go to Tamxi, you will see a roundabout)

, then walk back 150 meters and enter the path on the left).

There is also a restaurant called Danxi Tea Garden (I forgot about it after eating it. It is next to a stream, it is very delicious, and there are also river fish) Qingjiang: Qingjiang Sanxian Noodles, Youzhou Noodles (I can walk but don’t know how to say it, the restaurant is inconspicuous)

(noodle shop, but absolutely authentic, they are gone after 7 o'clock) Huanghua, Qiligang ray, and wild crocodile.

Hongqiao: The most distinctive snacks in Hongqiao are sesame paste (they are sold along the street and the tools they sell are very unique, but I haven’t seen them for a long time) eel noodles and sesame seeds (in the alley next to Hongqiao Department Store, called

A Biao Noodle House) Yandang: Yandang sweet fish (absolutely delicious, a famous Chinese dish, I ate it a few years ago, but it’s hard to eat it again now)