Changzhou Gaotuan Shop

A landmark in the center of Changzhou. There are fast food and typical dishes. There is breakfast in the morning. It mainly sells steamed buns, noodle soup and fried noodles. There is fast food at noon. The price is more expensive than outside. The sweet and sour spare ribs are delicious, but the price is too expensive. It is not worth recommending. There are too many people.

The braised eggs here are quite good and can be eaten with staple foods. The environment is also very special like a dining hall, but this kind of environment makes people feel very relaxed, which is one of the reasons why everyone likes to come here every day.

The cakes and dumplings in Changzhou are really good. This time I tried their reunion dumplings, which have certain characteristics. They taste a bit like the small soup balls in Yangzhou, with the delicate texture of the flour.

Before getting on the train, I still couldn't let go of this Changzhou sesame cake. Shuangguifang is a little far, so I came to this one. Sweet and salty are both 10 yuan a piece, and pepper and salt are 6 yuan a piece, the price is a bit steep. I arrived at the store at 7:40, and basically these "dry goods" were left. There was no time, otherwise, a bowl of tofu soup and a serving of xiaolongbao would be the most delicious "homesickness combination". [Service] You can buy directly at the window by swiping your phone, no need to go to the counter.

I was transiting in Changzhou on my way to Xiamen. I checked the guide and went there to check it out. The food in Changzhou is generally sweet. For example, the spare ribs and smoked fish are a bit sweet. The cakes are delicious, a bit like the donkey rolls in Beijing, but much more refined. However, the price is not cheap. One adult and one child spent 80 yuan for breakfast.

In line with the principle of not missing it when passing by, I entered the Changzhou Cake Shop. I couldn't eat too much, so I ordered a bowl of tofu soup and packed a lot of snacks. The small cakes in the tofu soup were really delicious, and the famous Changzhou hemp cakes were well-deserved.

The environment of this old shop is still that of a state-owned shop, with a simple layout. However, it has kept up with the times and now you can pay directly with mobile payment instead of buying meal tickets. The signature cakes and sesame cakes are all delicious. In addition, there are also noodles and stir-fried dishes, which are cheap and good. It is also located in the city center, so it is easy to get to.

Changzhou Gaotuan Shop (Beidajie New Century Mall) is a popular spot for glutinous rice cake lovers. There's a line at all three windows: the middle one for glutinous rice cakes and the left one for steamed buns, flower rolls, and steamed buns. The line lasted about 20 minutes, and I heard several people asking if they had any left over from the salted egg yolk and pork floss flower rolls. I bought three glutinous rice cakes: a golden glutinous rice cake, a so-called "su glutinous rice cake," and one with sesame seeds. They were all 5.5 yuan each, a good price, but the taste was average.