Mazhandi is a 500-meter-long street with more than 50 gourmet shops. There are all kinds of Quzhou specialty foods here, such as sauce, three heads and one palm, Friedvermicelli, etc. Many "big names" in Quzhou snack industry are hidden here.

Starting from the intersection of Wu Dong Street and Dongheyan, you will enter the gourmet world at the bottom of the horse station. Cover rice, handmade noodles, mala Tang, jiaozi, wonton, dried noodles ... Walking in the street, there are countless delicious snacks, which are dazzling, and the attractive aroma from the store constantly teases your taste buds.

As a foodie who can be at the bottom of the horse station, it is impossible to stay without two brushes. The trick of the old shop is not only a test of time, but also a test for the foodies in Quzhou. Fushan Ma Lao wonton, Laogao dried noodles, Mao Dama fried dumpling, Du Ze enema, Huizhen Caibao ... these are all well-known old brands in Quzhou food circle.

Geographical location of Mazhan bottom:

Mazhandi, also known as Mazhandi, is located in the east corner of Ke Cheng, with a north-south trend, bordering Wu Dong Street in the north and Shiqiao Street in the south.

According to the "Quxian Street Records" (Editor: Zheng Yongxi, Republic of China), "Ma Lidi, the top horse stands here, standing as a stack, leading to the Yuanfang." "Zhuangyuanfang has a champion hall, which leads to Changganlin (Liu Publishing House: now Changgan Street) and then to Fushan."

Zhuang Yuanfang, according to the List of Curves (edited by Zheng Yongxi in the Republic of China): "Zhuang Yuanfang was founded by Liu, Mao Zizhi. Wuqiao Nanma stack bottom. Stack, common workstation. However, according to ancient legends, this land is actually the former residence of the Meng Yan champion, and Ma Zhan also stayed in the same year. "

Next to Xichun Lane, Xichun Garden, also known as Xichun Building, is Liu Mengyan's former residence, and on the east side is the old patrol champion shop. After New China, Zhuangyuanfang was merged into the ground floor of Mazhan.

Refer to the above contents: Today's Ke Cheng-Mazhan Land-a food street in the eyes of the old Quzhou people.