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A popular coffee shop in Jingdezhen Lotte Pottery Park, the environment is rich and suitable for taking pictures, but the coffee is so bland that it is hard to describe. The taste of the tea is also unsatisfactory. In the coffee shop environment, there are some casual ceramic ornaments, which are the characteristics of Jingdezhen. They definitely add a lot of color, cute and unique.

This internet-famous coffee shop is very close to Lotte World, but be sure not to visit on a Saturday, Lotte Mart's opening day. We went at noon on an opening day, and the cafe was so packed that there was no room to sit. I heard the wait for a cup of coffee was over an hour. The cafe has a somewhat abandoned, industrial feel from the outside, but the interior is quite charming, but it was incredibly crowded... We wanted to get a coffee with the Jingdezhen logo to go, but when we heard the wait would be over an hour, we were left with a bit of a bummer. If you're looking to check in, be sure not to go on a Saturday. Arrive early or before closing time.

A very stylish cafe, the coffee is delicious, the desserts are also good, I will come again~

Jingdezhen 72-Hour All-Inclusive Food Guide for November | Suzhou Locals' No-Spicy Version November in Jingdezhen is a time of deepening autumn colors, with comfortable temperatures perfect for off-peak travel! As a Suzhou native who doesn't eat spicy food, I've compiled this all-inclusive food guide. Spicy food lovers, go for it! Those who can't handle spice, save this! Must-Try Shops Breakfast Section (Near Fuzhou Lane, One-Stop Shop) - Chengxin Fried Dough Stick Shop: Fried dough sticks wrapped in mochi are a must-order! The sweet sesame filling and the savory pork floss and salted egg yolk are a perfect combination. The fried dough sticks are incredibly crispy, and the mochi, coated in sesame seeds, is fragrant and chewy. A bite of this on a November morning is incredibly warming! - Tan Po Dumplings: 3 for 1 yuan, excellent value! Paired with a century egg and pork patty soup, it's incredibly delicious. The two shops are diagonally opposite each other, making breakfast a convenient and warm start to the day! - Xiao Mao Old Noodle Soup Dumplings: Note the opening hours! Many steamed bun shops in Jingdezhen are open all night but closed during the day, so don't go there empty-handed! The dough, fermented with old dough, has a wheat aroma, is thin, and the filling is generous; it's incredibly delicious dipped in vinegar. Regular Meals - Home-cooked Meals: My personal No. 1 in Jingdezhen! If you don't eat spicy food, choose the non-spicy dishes. The Three-Cup Chicken is flavorful and tender, the Shredded Pork with Garlic Sauce sandwich is savory and delicious, and the Braised Eggplant with Soybeans is smooth and perfect with rice. You can't go wrong with anything! - Ou Ji Food Stall: A top choice for late-night snacks! The November nights are slightly cool, so enjoy a serving of their secret-recipe small yellow croaker (crispy on the outside and tender on the inside) and sweet and spicy frog (numbing but not spicy), paired with osmanthus-flavored iced tofu pudding to cleanse the palate—it's heartwarming and comforting! - Seeking Three Treasures: A popular spot in Sanbao Village. The courtyard in November is full of autumnal charm, perfect for taking photos! Plum-flavored spare ribs are a familiar sweet treat in Suzhou. Crispy roasted chicken has a fragrant and crispy skin, worth a taste! - Qianchuan Noodle Shop: A Japanese garden style paired with November leaves creates a perfect atmosphere for photos! Eating noodles is a priority, but it's great for taking photos after a long day of sightseeing. Specialty Snacks & Drinks - Fan's Authentic Beef Bone Noodles: Branches are everywhere, making it hard to distinguish the real from the fake. There have been cases of people experiencing diarrhea afterward, so I don't recommend it, especially in November when stomachs are sensitive. - Chicken Cutlet Owner: A popular chicken cutlet stall near No. 5 Middle School. The cooler November weather makes queuing much more pleasant than in summer! For those near the hotel, head there early to avoid queues! - Hongdu Thumb (Jiangxi brand): A hot cup of their signature milk tea in November is incredibly comforting and warming—a local favorite! - Ji Ke (Jingdezhen local): Their Floating Red Peach Crisp Milk Tea is a must-try, bursting with local flavor, sweet but not cloying! - Blue π Coffee: A rustic coffee shop. In November, the mountains are ablaze with autumn colors. After a long day of shopping, grab a coffee to unwind and feel refreshed. The nearby artsy shops are also great for exploring! Winter Limited-Time Heartwarming Recommendation | Jingjianli Don't forget to check out Jingjianli's winter limited-time offers after a tiring day of shopping! Freshly popped popcorn is sweet and crispy, warming your hands and satisfying your cravings; and there's also piping hot lotus seed and sago pudding, with the lotus seeds soft and chewy, and the sago springy – the warm texture is perfect for the slightly cool November weather, refreshing and not greasy, warming both the heart and stomach. #JingdezhenNovemberTourism #JingdezhenFoodGuide #JingdezhenOffPeakTourism #SpicyFood #JingdezhenRestaurantExploration #JingdezhenWinterLimitedEdition

🌟 Jingdezhen 3-Day 2-Night In-Depth Tour Guide | The Art and Everyday Life of the Porcelain Capital 🌟 Jingdezhen, the millennium-old porcelain capital, is a city where clay and fire are forged into art. It's not only a pilgrimage site for ceramic enthusiasts, but also a place where everyday life unfolds and the beauty of nature is captured. This guide will help you avoid the crowds and immerse yourself in the soul of Jingdezhen over three days. 📅 Tour Highlights ✅ In-depth ceramic culture experience: From ancient kilns and intangible cultural heritage to modern design, experience the vitality of ceramics firsthand. ✅ Hidden gems: Explore the Porcelain Palace, Sanbao Village, and the Imperial Kiln Factory, unlocking popular photo spots. ✅ Local cuisine guide: From breakfast stalls to night markets, savor the hidden gems of the porcelain capital. 📍 Day 1: Immersive Ceramic Culture Day Morning | China Ceramics Museum Must-see: Yuan Dynasty blue and white porcelain, Ming and Qing Dynasty imperial kiln treasures, and the museum's prized "Guiguzi Descending the Mountain" blue and white porcelain jar. Photo Spots: The spiral staircase and the light-and-shadow ceramic wall offer perfect photo opportunities. Tips: Free admission, reservations required. We recommend arriving around 9 AM to avoid group tours. Lunch | "Home-cooked Meals" Restaurant Recommended Dishes: Braised Fish Head with Bean Curd (spicy and warming), Stir-fried Pork with Chili and Cold Noodles (the soul of Jingdezhen breakfast). Afternoon | Ancient Kiln Folk Customs Exhibition Area What to Do: Watch intangible cultural heritage masters demonstrate pottery making and blue-and-white porcelain painting, witnessing the magic of "clay and fire." Hands-on Experience: Pottery making/porcelain painting from 30 RMB (finished products can be mailed). 2:30 PM Wood-fired Kiln Lighting Ceremony (time to be confirmed in advance). Tickets: 85 RMB, well worth the price. Evening | Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Street Night Tour Guide: Friday/Saturday Night Market: Browse independent designer ceramics, find unique cups and saucers for under 100 RMB. Red brick factory buildings + light show, a must-see for artsy young people. Coffee Shop Recommendation: "Yuansheng Coffee," where you can enjoy hand-drip coffee from a ceramic cup—a truly ritualistic experience. 📍 Day 2: Exploring Hidden Gems and Ancient Villages Morning | Sanbao International Pottery Village Walking Itinerary: Stroll along the stream and explore secluded pottery studios. Check out the "Shangri-La Pottery Origin" Art Museum; the blue-and-white porcelain shard walls are incredibly photogenic. Hidden Activity: Find the stone steps embedded with porcelain shards by the stream and experience the "natural growth" of ceramics. Lunch | "Shangri-La Pottery Origin" Restaurant Must-Try: Alkaline Rice Cake (Jingdezhen-style stir-fried rice noodles), Porcelain Clay Stewed Chicken (traditional kiln firing flavor). Afternoon | Fuliang Ancient County Government Office + Xinping Porcelain Palace Fuliang Ancient County Government Office (45 RMB): The only complete Qing Dynasty county government office in Jiangnan, with a stunning backdrop of the red pagoda for photos. Xinping Porcelain Palace (25 RMB): A "ceramic palace" created by an 80-year-old grandmother using 60,000 pieces of broken porcelain—a dreamlike fairytale. Outfit Suggestion: A solid-colored long dress will create a striking contrast with the colorful porcelain shards. Evening | Zhejiang Road Night Market Late Night Snack List: Fried clear soup (crispy wontons), dumpling cakes (spicy radish filling), bitter acorn tofu (rustic flavor). 📍 Day 3: Taobao and Architectural Aesthetics Morning | Sculpture Porcelain Factory (Saturday Lotte Market) Taobao Tips: Find flawed ceramics starting from 10 yuan (flaws ≠ ugly, they might just have unique textures). Trendy Shops: Minimalist tableware from "Meiyan Suo," ceramic latte art cups from "Lanπ Coffee." In-Depth Experience: Book a pottery session at "Wen Song" studio (3 days in advance, 150 yuan/person). Afternoon | Imperial Kiln Site Park Must-Visit: Imperial Kiln Museum: The arched red brick building won the "Architectural Oscar," and the evening light and shadow resemble flowing flames. Hidden Spot: The broken porcelain mosaic on the floor of Longzhu Pavilion, viewed from above, resembles a starry sky. Tickets: 53 yuan, including the ruins and museum. The last hour before closing time is the least crowded. 🍜 Food Recommendations ✅ Must-Try List: Breakfast: Cold rice noodles at the Fuzhou Nongkou fried dough stall (mixed with orange peel and pickled vegetables, 5 yuan all you can eat). Snacks: "One Bowl of Noodles" alkaline rice cakes at the entrance of the Sculpture Porcelain Factory. Main Dish: Porcelain clay-baked chicken in the Ancient Kiln Scenic Area. ❌ Avoid: The "Porcelain Banquet" next to the scenic area is flashy but not worth the price. 🚗 Transportation and Accommodation High-speed rail: Taxi from Jingdezhen North Station to the city center starts at 10 yuan. Chartered car: Chartering a car is recommended for Sanbao Village/Porcelain Palace (200 yuan/day), public transportation is inconvenient. Accommodation Recommendations: High-end: Hyatt Regency Taoxichuan (perfect design). Artsy: "Xingshanxiyuan" in Sanbao Village (Japanese garden + private hot spring). Value for money: Chain hotels near People's Square (150 RMB/night). 💡 Travel Tips Season: Spring and autumn are best; summer is hot and humid; winter is good for seeing kiln firing but rainy. Souvenirs: Find small teacups at the market (20-50 RMB); buy replica blue and white porcelain at museum souvenir shops. Avoid pitfalls: Be cautious about buying "antique porcelain" from roadside vendors; look for works by artists from studios or markets. The charm of Jingdezhen lies in its being both a "living museum" and a vibrant, slow-paced town. Three days are enough for you to feel the warmth of the soil with your fingertips, savor the spiciness of the food, and capture the sunrise and sunset of the porcelain capital with your camera. ** (For family/photography inquiries, please leave a message~) #JingdezhenTourism #JingdezhenTravelGuide #WorthVisitingAncientTownsAndVillages #FoodFestival