There is a place in Chicken Goose Alley where breakfast is very rich. Many people eat it every day, including rice noodles, noodles, pickled pork, stir-fried noodles, fried dough sticks, fried rice cakes, etc. There are also many toppings, including beef, steak, beef offal, pork chops, braised pork, shredded pork, stir-fried pork, sausages, and pork. Liver, etc., if you are not satisfied, you can also order stir-fried. There are several restaurants that were transferred from the original Haochi Street.
There is a flour mill there that sells noodles and there is a long queue in the morning. Imagine how delicious the steak noodles are. The last time I ate there, the bowl was a bowl.
There is a Xiongji rice noodle shop on Changhao Road that is also good, and the queue size is much smaller than that of the flour factory.
Supper:
1. Mamuqiao, over there at the Re-Employment Square. The specialties there are spicy crab, spicy shrimp, flavored crab and flavored shrimp. Of course, there are other varieties, but they are usually for crabs and shrimps.
2. Gaoshan Street, a long-established midnight snack spot. There are more stores and more varieties. The current specialty there is Duck Overlord, especially the Jiusan store. I had a midnight snack on Gaoshan Street last night, but it was at "Xiao Li Crab King".
3. Changjia Mountain, 200 meters to the right of the Normal University. It's a common people's barbecue there, and the consumption is not much. Since there are three colleges and universities there, you can still see college girls walking around during the night, and occasionally you can see a beautiful woman who is eye-catching.
4. Golden Triangle, where the old gymnasium is. There are three Malatang restaurants, which are also for civilian consumption. A bunch of cauliflower is 0.3 yuan, and a meal of sea food is only 10 yuan, but it is not suitable for me. I feel that although there is so much food in my stomach, I don’t seem to have eaten anything.