中街吊炉饼鸡蛋糕小吃部

A relatively famous snack bar in Shenyang. It is said to have a history of 20 to 30 years. It is opposite Chaoyang Xiaoxiao. Many people have been eating Diaolu cakes and chicken cakes here since they were young. Diaolu cake, chicken cake is the specialty. The chicken cake has a very good taste and a strong mushroom flavor. The Diaolu Pancake cannot be said to be the best Diaolu Pancake. The outer skin is very crispy, but the cake feels a bit hard. The features are pretty good.

It seems that Diaolu Bing is only available in cities near Shenyang. I have never eaten it in other places. Maybe it has other names in other places. The biggest advantage of this thing is that it is economical, delicious and not expensive.

Shenyang Zhongjie!! A collection of delicious foods!! Highly recommended to save 🌟 Locals' honest recommendations 💯 These are shops I've been eating at since I was a child, cheap and delicious! ①【Shanghai Chicken Strips】✨ 📍Address: Entrance of Zhongjie Pedestrian Street Alley 💰Average price: 5 RMB Fried chicken strips I've been eating since I was a child! The batter is thick and super chewy~ I love this flavor the most, I always buy some when I pass by!! ②【Zhongjie Ice Cream City】🍦 📍Address: No. 212 Zhongjie Road 🌟Recommendation: Fried skewers + sweet bread + ice cream It has all the flavors of my childhood! The fried skewers are absolutely amazing! The ice cream is also super nice, a must-eat in summer! ③【Li Tuotuo Grilled Pig Trotters】🐷 📍Address: Intersection of Zhongjie Road and Central Street 🕒Opening Hours: 11:00-22:00 💥Signature Three Ways to Eat: Original/Spicy/Caramel A must-try for those who queue up for this tender, chewy pig trotter! Melting in your mouth, the meat falls off the bone with every bite 💯 ④【Benxi Braised and Fried Skewers】🍢 📍Inside Zhongjie Snack Street Highly recommend dipping it in braised bean curd skin – a unique way to eat it! ps: Quality control is a bit inconsistent, so it's all about luck~ ⑤【Zhongjie Big Fruit】🍗 A must-have snack while shopping!! 24 yuan each is a bit pricey, but incredibly flavorful! It's recommended to eat it with rice; it's a bit salty on its own~ 【Hidden Menu】🍜 📍Opposite Meet Fresh Super flavorful snail rice noodles! Lots of side dishes! Rice noodle lovers, head over there! 【San Shun Spicy Mixed Noodles】🌶️ 📍Address: Middle section of Zhongjie Snack Street Perfect with their signature small chewy pancakes! Best value for money! #ShenyangFood #ZhongjieGuide #LocalRecommendation #ShenyangTourism #NortheastSnacks

Foodie Alert!! Here's a must-try list of Zhongjie's must-try foods! Absolutely guaranteed to please! Locals love them!💥 🍳 Little Red Cart Fried Egg Scallion Pancake 💰10 📍Location: Zhongjie Pedestrian Street Night Market Fluffy and crispy scallion pancake + juicy soft-boiled egg + secret sauce. One bite and you're instantly satisfied!💯👏 🍜 Zhang's Authentic Guilin Braised Rice Noodles (Zhongjie) 📍Location: No. 258 Zhongjie Road Their signature mashed potato rice noodles are absolutely amazing! Recommended way to eat: Top with the soul-stirring mashed potatoes + your choice of chili oil (Caution for those who can't handle spice!) 🥩 Li Crispy Pork 📍Location: Zhongjie Pedestrian Street Fried fresh and incredibly fragrant! Crispy and delicious in every bite! So blissful to eat while walking around! 🌶️Sisters' Spicy Skewers 📍Location: Zhongjie Hutong A decades-old establishment! Classic spicy skewers. The broth is the soul of the dish! You absolutely must order a bowl to soak your skewers in it for the best flavor! 🍢Chunhuanan Big Bowl Spicy Hot Pot 📍Location: No. 136 Zhongjie Road Old-fashioned Northeastern spicy hot pot brimming with sesame sauce. The sticky texture is amazing! Paired with fried skewers, it's incredibly satisfying! 🎉 🦀Hang Xiaoxie 📍Location: 3rd Floor, Zhongjie Food City A whole bowl of crab roe noodles. Every noodle is coated in golden crab roe. You'll want to lick the plate clean! 📝Local Tips: 1️⃣We recommend coming on an empty stomach! Everything is super delicious. 2️⃣The busiest time and the best atmosphere is after 6 pm. 3️⃣Bring enough change! Many stalls only accept cash. #ShenyangFood #ShenyangZhongjieNightMarket #MustEatStreetFood #NortheastFoodGuide #MustVisitTravel

Four days in Shenyang were a nightmare! My consumer mindset was completely shattered 😭 Before coming to Shenyang, my understanding of "value for money" was limited to "shopping around to save a few dozen yuan." But in just four days, this old northeastern city completely overturned my "high-price inertia" cultivated in first-tier cities with its tangible consumer experience. Just after leaving Shenyang Station, I took a taxi to Zhongjie. The meter showed 23 yuan for the 12-kilometer journey. I instinctively asked the driver, "Are you undercharging?" The driver laughed heartily, "This is the fair price for taxis in Shenyang. Why waste money driving around the city!" This statement was repeatedly proven true throughout the rest of the trip: from Beiling Park to Taiyuan Street, a cross-district trip, it only cost a little over 30 yuan, allowing me, who was used to "taxi fares starting at 50 yuan," to finally achieve "taxi freedom." The surprise at the accommodations was even more unexpected. I booked a hotel with a view in the city center for 320 yuan per night. The room was spacious enough to do yoga, and it even had smart curtains and a panoramic bay window. The breakfast, a hearty Northeastern stew and freshly made dumplings, was steaming hot and even more delicious than homemade. Keep in mind that in my city, this price would only get you a dimly lit, outdated budget hotel. The difference was so huge I felt like I'd gotten a great deal. The food was even more amazing. At a stew restaurant in the old Beishi area, when the 68-yuan iron pot stewed pork ribs arrived, I was stunned by the pot—it was bigger than my face! The ribs were stewed until they were tender and falling off the bone, and the pot also contained corn, potatoes, and cornbread. The two of us ate until we were stuffed and still hadn't finished. The street market was even better: a bowl of tofu pudding with two fried dough sticks for 5 yuan, and three juicy donkey meat sandwiches for 10 yuan. The vendors were quick and efficient, always adding an extra spoonful of sauce—it was so heartwarming. The prices at tourist attractions were also incredibly reasonable. A 50-yuan ticket to Shenyang Imperial Palace allows you to explore the Grand Hall and the Ten Kings Pavilion, experiencing the grandeur of the Qing Dynasty imperial palace. An 80-yuan combined ticket to Zhang's Mansion includes views of Republican-era architecture and a free guided tour of historical anecdotes. Compared to the exorbitant prices of niche attractions in first-tier cities, Shenyang's tourism and cultural offerings are incredibly affordable. Over four days, an average of 1500 yuan per person ensured comfortable accommodations, satisfying meals, and a fulfilling experience. Shenyang's consumption isn't simply about low prices, but about getting the most out of your money—a genuine commitment to happiness in every purchase. Before leaving, I filled my pockets with local specialties like Bu Lao Lin candy and Shenyang Hui Tou (a type of souvenir), spending less than 100 yuan. This city taught me in the simplest way that the joy of consumption has nothing to do with price. #ShenyangTravel #ShenyangTravelGuide #NationalDayTravelDiary #Tourism #ShenyangImperialPalace