Huizhou Huicheng District Food Guide

Each city will have its own place. The best things to eat in Huizhou are vermicelli, soup noodles, rice rolls, etc. And wontons. Of course, these are just breakfast items. There are also food stalls, claypot rice, etc. You can try it.

Wellcome Soup Noodle Shop

In a strange city, where is the easiest place to find authentic food without going wrong? My answer is schools and farmers markets. This Wellcome noodle shop is a typical example. It's not far from Gaohui, a century-old famous school in Huizhou, and you can smell the aroma of braised food floating inside even before you arrive.

Wellcome’s braised vegetables are very good. Friends who have difficulty choosing can just order a plate of "braised vegetables". Pork trotters, small intestines, breast meat and stewed eggs can be used to mix with powder or noodles.

The soup is very fresh, even the most basic vegetarian dishes are great, and the rice is smooth enough. No wonder many Gaohui students return here many years after graduation to look for the flavor in their memories.

Address: No. 27, Huixin Middle Street

Business hours: 6:30-13:30; 16:30-20:00

Per capita: 20 Yuan

Hengli Jinhua Soup Noodles

The origin of Jinhua Soup Noodles is not Jinhua, but Hengli Town, more than 20 kilometers away from Huizhou City. This Hengli Jinhua Soup Noodles is the first branch opened in this city, and its popularity is comparable to that of Wellcome Soup Noodles. If you've already eaten one, you can check out the other.

His noodles are soft and soft, and the soup base is made with shrimp, left-handed fish and pork bones. The seafood flavor is very strong. Pig's trotter powder is a must. The pig's trotters skin is chewy, soft and waxy inside, and cooked well.

Address: No. 50-1, Huixian Road

Business hours: Open all day.

Per capita: 20 yuan

Chenji Restaurant

Jichen is definitely a restaurant that wonton lovers cannot miss. You can tell just by looking at the door that it is an old store that can stand the test of time. Because the business is so booming, you basically have to queue up every time you come here, and it is often sold out and closed before noon.

Fishing wontons is a speciality, and the wonton wrappers are made by the store itself. It's very thin, the meat is tender and smooth, and everything is very filling. Eating it with the secret sauce is an absolute must.

Address: No. 34, Caiyuandun, Siqing Road

Business hours: 5:30-sold out

Per capita: 22 yuan

Kernel sausage powder

My personal habit is to eat rice rolls when I come to Guangdong. This Renxiang store specializes in rice rolls. A portion of rice rolls with meat and a bowl of soy milk is the most down-to-earth and happy meal.

Eggs, onions, and pork are the most common fillings on weekdays, and they are perfect when paired with paper-thin rice paste. The sauce in rice rolls is also different from other places. The sauce has peanut butter in it and it's addictive.

Address: No. 9 Huixin Middle Street

Business hours: 6:30-12:30

Per capita: 7 yuan

Talk about Kouyuan Rice Roll Rice Roll Shop

Since we are talking about rice roll rice rolls, let’s talk about this one together. When you come here, you don’t have to think about anything. Just go to the store and ask for the three treasures: fig stew, pork ribs rice rolls, and pork ribs steamed rice.

The soup is a bit sweet, the steamed rice noodles with pork ribs are eye-catching, and the thin rice noodles filled with pork rib juice are so fragrant, almost like claypot rice.

Address: No. 14-1, Xiajiao East Road

Business hours: 6 a.m. to 11 a.m.

Per capita: 16 yuan

Person Ren Snack Shop

It is said that it is an old shop for more than 20 years, but it was later renovated. The decoration is more Muji style and the environment is very good. There are still photos of the old store hanging on the wall.

Renren Snack Bar is most famous for its Zhajiang Noodles. Noodles are made from fine flour. The meat in the fried sauce is not very fatty and tastes good after mixing. The price of nine yuan a bowl is affordable enough. The only drawback is that it is difficult to mix and must be eaten hot.

Address: No. 21 Fuqian Street

Business hours: 6:00-20:00

Per capita: 15 yuan

Baoji Da Food stall

Baoji is a relatively affordable morning tea shop in Huizhou. It is a time-honored brand that most locals know, but the environment is average. If you have environmental requirements, it is more recommended to go to West Lake Hotel. The main reason for coming here is that the atmosphere for drinking tea is great and there are many people in the open air. Basically, the people who come here are big families or elderly people living nearby.

The store sells shrimp dumplings, steamed pork ribs, steamed dumplings and other morning tea snacks, which are relatively common. I particularly recommend their chicken feet and glutinous rice, which are very tender and delicious.

The clerk will bring the steamer to the table, and you can eat whatever you want. It has a very conv flavor

Authentic purple clay pot claypot rice

Claypot rice is also a reserved item for Cantonese foodies. This restaurant specializes in claypot rice, and there are many large local tables. As long as you are not ordering a meal, you don’t have to wait. However, now that the rice is ready, it will take some time for the food to be served after ordering.

When serving, serve the purple clay pot directly. It's big enough and lasts long enough, the toppings taste good, and the crispy rice on the bottom is crispy. In addition to the most traditional bacon-flavored claypot rice, many people also order beef claypot rice and salted chicken drumstick rice. Of course, you can also combine the ingredients freely.

Address: Room 107, Building D, Huaqiao New Village, Mai'an Road

Business hours: 10:00-21:30

Per capita: 35 yuan

Zhuji Restaurant

Huizhou is an important gathering place for Hakkas, and there are many restaurants that eat traditional Hakka snacks, such as this Zhuji Restaurant.

A lot of people buy the "Fried Grandma's Name" in the store, which comes in two flavors: shredded radish and taro. The filling is real and the skin is crispy, a bit like the pancakes we ate when we were kids, because there are very few places selling them now. It can be regarded as a childhood memory.

Address: No. 12 Xiatang Street, Qiaodong

Business hours: 12:00 to 24:00

Per capita: 5 yuan

Kun Xing Restaurant

Carnivores cannot miss Kunxing Restaurant when visiting Huizhou. The signature garlic bones fried out of the pan are marinated enough to be delicious, with a strong garlic aroma, which is super delicious.

The signature dishes are salt shrimp, sausages, and charcoal barbecue. Everything is a good dish to go with wine, especially the sauce on the charcoal barbecue, which is slightly sweet and slightly salty, making it taste good.

Address: Next to Qiaodong No. 2 Middle School, Yongping Road

Business hours: 10:00-14:00; 17:00-22:00

Per capita : 75 yuan

Wuji Restaurant

It is also a good place to eat authentic private cuisine in Huizhou. Because it tastes good, many people come here to eat it.

Gourd pork is a must-have for almost every table. The meat is fried to perfection, the sweetness and acidity are well controlled, and it's not greasy at all.

Special dishes include roasted liver flowers, taro roasted duck and crucian carp poached egg soup. Remember to make a reservation before going. If you're late, chances are your food won't be available. In addition, it is recommended to invite a few people to eat Wuji together. You can try several dishes at once, which is not a loss.

Address: Next to Zhongshan Park, Wuyi Road, Huicheng District

Business hours: 11:00-14:00; 17:00-20:30

Per capita: 65 Yuan

Black Tea House

Huizhou, the most important thing in this place is the time-honored brand. Likewise, it is precisely because of the test of time that time-honored brands are generally trustworthy. The black tea house is also a sugar drink shop that has been around for 20 years. It is cheap and delicious, and the neighbors like it very much.

Many people come to the teahouse and are looking for taro, sago and fish eggs. It’s hard to choose, so why not try one? You can’t go wrong.

Address: No. 2-1, Nantan West Road

Business hours: 11:00 to 24:00

Per capita: 10 yuan

Cowboy Food Stall

The Cowboy Food Stall and the unknown fish clam mentioned later are both good places for late night snacks. The cowboy stall mainly sells cowboy chicken and chicken coconut, which is a standard feature at almost every table.

The first time coconut stewed chicken was served on the table, it was a whole coconut. When the lid of the coconut is opened, it smells a strong fragrance. The cowboy steamed chicken is cooked well and retains the original taste. After taking a sip of sweet chicken soup and taking another bite of chicken, how can it be a good thing?

Address: No. 1 Yongping Road

Business hours: 17:00-4:00 the next day

Per capita: 80 yuan

Wu Ming Fishing Clams

It is said that the must-eat clams in Huizhou are in this restaurant. There are several pots of river clams and a few small stools placed at the door, which have become the symbol of this store.

The signature clams are fresh, a little bigger than sea melon seeds, full of meat, and almost no sand. They have attracted a large number of repeat customers. Available in 30 small portions and 60 large portions, you are guaranteed to be full.

After eating the clams, the clam juice can also be used to mix with shredded fried rice, which will leave you with an endless aftertaste.

Address: No. 40, Nantan Road (near the front door of Laoyi Middle School)

Business hours: 18:00-2:00 the next day

Per capita: 60 Yuan

Careful friends may have discovered that the above stores are basically sorted according to business hours, which can be used as a reference when arranging your itinerary. You can also select a few restaurants you want to eat at and then arrange them according to distance.