Jia jun ba bao niu za

In a small road, both sides are residential areas, underground shops, full of life. This shop is the most popular, full inside, and there are tables outside at night. The boss and the waiter are working hard to make beef offal. I ordered a portion of the signature beef offal and a small portion of beef balls, and sat at a small table on the roadside to eat. It was tender but not mushy, and melted in the mouth, which was really great. I didn't like the beef intestines very much, so I left them. It's a personal preference.

Who says business is hard? As long as the ingredients are genuine and of good quality, they will still be sold even if they are a little more expensive. [Taste] Really good. Tasteful and chewy. [Service] Haha, it's a small shop, the boss does everything. [Environment] Street food

Shekou!! This is Shenzhen's last remaining fishing village! It attracts many Shenzhen residents, who travel across much of the city to discover its time-honored delicacies. 1. Jiahua Snacks (Shekou Market Branch), a top-ranked snack shop in Shenzhen. 2. Jiajun Babao Cowboy Shop, rumored to sell 400 kilograms of beef offal in a single day. 3. Baicaotang Ancestor Herbal Tea Shop, the ingredients in every bowl are truly hearty! 4. Huangliji Yangjiang River Noodles (Shekou Branch), Huangliji Yangjiang River Noodles (Shekou Branch), has been open for over a decade and is the only Yangjiang pig intestine roll in Shenzhen. 5. Qinxin Bakery (Shekou Market Branch), having been open for over 20 years, is a favorite of mine, as a child who grew up in Shekou. The aroma of eggs and flour, a truly authentic, nostalgic flavor, is incredibly affordable. 6. Laobing Niu Hou Dian Laobing Niu Hou Dian Foodies, go ahead and order! As a Hunanese, I was completely blown away! The balance of freshness, spiciness, and saltiness was perfect. The ox trotter gelatin was soft yet chewy. If I had saved the broth to mix with noodles, I could have eaten two bowls. 7 Chef Huang's Dessert House, Foshan Chef Huang's Dessert House (Shekou Branch) This place rivals Baicaotang next door. Their signature ginger milk is here. Fish skin lovers shouldn't miss this! 8. Niujiazhuang Beef Noodles (Shekou Old Street Branch) I've been eating at Niujiazhuang Noodle House for nearly 10 years. If you have the chance, you absolutely must try their beef noodles. 9. Baoshi Offal Snack Shop This American-style snack shop has been in Shekou for many years, and even a Hunanese like me enjoys it! For meat lovers, they offer American mixed steaks. Kids can enjoy cheese, meat fries, Thai sweet and spicy chicken wings, and American hot dogs. 10. Yifang Goose Products (Shekou Branch) A Hakka favorite, their signature goose is incredibly firm. 11. Luyue Xiaolongbao The dumplings were absolutely amazing. I, on a diet, ate three in one go, but they were almost sold out because I arrived too late. 12. Sisters' Handmade Tucked away in the wet market, this Chaoshan delicacy is a discreet, generously prepared, and affordable sister-made shop—it's hard to resist.

🔥 Hot start: Check in to the "Forbidden City on the Sea" for free, and discover the ocean treasures hidden away here that will make your kids scream! Shekou, Shenzhen's last "slow-life secret zone"—where you can enjoy mountain and ocean views, explore free museums, dine at 30-year-old restaurants, and let the kids run wild in Lighthouse Park! Going on a budget for a summer getaway? This proven route is fun and affordable, with direct subway access. Follow the guide and unlock Shekou's most chilled-out experiences. 👇 📍 Morning: Dive into the deep sea! Explore the Shekou Marine Science Museum ✨ Highlights: Thousands of rare shellfish + immersive underwater VR, free! • Marine Life Spectacle: The museum houses over 2,000 specimens! Discover the "King of Shells" giant clam (1 meter in diameter!), fluorescent corals, the skeleton of a dugong, the "prototype of a mermaid," and interactive screens where you can learn about fish by simply tapping on them. • Fun for Kids: ◦ Undersea Simulator: Stand on the glass floor and watch sharks swim by—a thrill that will have you screaming! ◦ Shell Currency Wall: Touch the "yellow conch," once used as currency, and journey back in time to ancient times. •⚠️ Key Information ◦ Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM / 2:30 PM - 5:30 PM (Closed Mondays!) ◦ Reservations: Scan the QR code on the official account "Shekou Marine Science Museum" to reserve a spot for the current month (reserve 3 days in advance). ◦ Transportation: Take Metro Line 2, Dongjiaotou Station, Exit A, and walk for 5 minutes. 💡 Tips for Walking: The museum is well air-conditioned! Bring a light jacket and non-slip socks for your child (shoes must be removed in the interactive area). 🦞 Noon: Grab some legendary Cantonese snacks on Shekou Old Street! Once you step outside the museum, you're in for a culinary wonderland! Three hidden gems within a 5-minute walk: 1. Jiajun Eight Treasures Beef Offal: Beef tripe, tendon, and radish stewed until tender, paired with a savory shacha sauce that'll make you lick your bowl! 25 yuan per person. 2. Baicaotang Herbal Tea Shop: Mango pudding topped with mango diced fruit, and tortoise jelly for a refreshing, refreshing treat—a must-have after eating beef offal. 3. Deji Roasted Meat Restaurant: Their signature roast goose boasts crispy skin and tender meat, and you can choose your own seafood from the market next door (bargain!). 🍜 Secret recipe: Chef Huang's Dessert House's ginger milk paired with Deji's barbecued pork buns—a perfect match! 📸 Afternoon: See the exhibition and enjoy the ocean! The Art Center maxed out its 256GB of memory. 🚇 Transit strategy: Dongjiaotou Station → Sea World Station (Line 2 direct, 10 minutes). First Stop: Sea World Culture and Art Center • Exhibition-goers: "Banksy: Everywhere" (new exhibition in 2025!) features street graffiti masterpieces like "Girl with Balloon" and "The Robber with a Pearl Earring." Tickets are 98 yuan (free for those under 1.2m). • Kids: The free public areas are stunning! Take stunning photos of the "mountain, sea, and city" scenery on the 3rd floor seaview platform (best light at 4 pm). Let the kids run wild on the 1st floor lawn. Grab a cup of Greenwood Coffee and watch the cruise ships. Second Stop: Nuwa Park "Children's Playground + Cycling" • Free amenities: Climbing nets, swings, coconut grove sand pool (bring your own sand shoveling tools!). • Family Cycling: Rent a shared bike and head west along the coastal greenway. It's a 15-minute ride to Breakwater Park. Take a photo of the white lighthouse, reminiscent of "Little Kenting." ⚠️ Pitfalls to Avoid: The Minghua Ferry is undergoing maintenance (closed until August 2025), so don't miss out! 🌙 Evening: Water Show + Beach Town, a dreamy finale! 1. Dinner at Sea World Plaza: ◦ Family-friendly option: "Muyu Forest" Paradise Restaurant (eat and play), Star Award Chicken Hot Pot (crispy olive chicken, super tender). 2. 7:30 PM Musical Water Show: Fountains and lasers dance to the sound of "Jasmine Flower," with the Minghua Ship as the backdrop for a truly stunning experience! Location: First three rows toward the "ship bow" of the plaza. 3. Easter Egg Walk: Beach Town on the 5th floor of Huigang Center! The octopus slide and climbing net are free to play, and the cool, uncrowded nights are incredibly comfortable. 🚌 Transportation Guide • Subway: ◦ Aquarium → Dongjiaotou Exit A; Art Center → Sea World Exit A; return trip is the same as above. • Driving: Navigate to "Sea World Culture and Art Center Parking Lot" (15 yuan for the first hour, +10 yuan per hour thereafter). Each location is within a 10-minute walk. 📜 Original Route Map + Tricky Experiences 9:30 AM Aquarium → 12:00 PM Lunch at Shekou Old Street → 2:00 PM Exhibition at the Art Center → 3:30 PM Sand Play at Nuwa Park → 5:00 PM Breakwater Lighthouse → 7:00 PM Dinner at Sea World → 7:30 PM Water Show → 8:30 PM Fun in the Beach Town

Are you still struggling about what to do in Shenzhen? Take this super detailed guide and take you to check in the humanities, technology, and natural landscapes in one stop, and never take detours! Itinerary Day1: In-depth tour of urban humanities 📍 Morning: Shenzhen Museum (Historical and Folk Museum)👉 Understand the changes of Shenzhen from ancient times to the present. The rich collections and multimedia displays in the museum are super interesting. 📍 Noon: Go to Futian Village to find food. Any small shop can satisfy your appetite. Try Chaoshan seafood noodles, which are so delicious! 📍 Afternoon: Lianhuashan Park👉 20 minutes to climb to the top, admire the statue of Deng Xiaoping, and overlook the prosperous CBD of Shenzhen. 📍 Evening: Shenzhen Industry City👉 The colorful buildings are super suitable for taking pictures. If you are tired of shopping, find a bar to have a drink and experience the comfortable nightlife. Day2: Seaside style and art tour 📍 Morning: OCT Creative Culture Park👉There are many graffiti walls and specialty shops, which are must-visit for young artists! 📍 Noon: Enjoy lunch at Mixc World, check in at the Giant Exhibition, and experience a unique visual feast. 📍 Afternoon: Nantou Ancient City👉Walk through the ancient streets and alleys, touch the history of nearly 1,700 years, and feel the roots of Shenzhen and Hong Kong history. 📍 Evening: Sea World Culture and Art Center👉See the exhibition and the sea at the same time, and then go to Shekou Old Street to eat Jiajun Babao Niu Za, which will make you feel happy. Day3: Exploration of natural scenery 📍 Morning: Dameisha Seaside Park👉Take Metro Line 8 directly to play in the water and sand, and restart your childhood happiness. 📍 Noon: Eat seafood at the nearby seafood street, which is fresh and affordable. 📍 Afternoon: The 4.35km plank road around Dapeng Bay Coast Greenway is full of beautiful scenery, and every shot is a blockbuster. 📍 Evening: Dapeng Fortress 👉 Antique buildings, feel the tranquil atmosphere of the ancient city. 📍 Evening: Jiaochangwei 👉 Chase the sunset on the sea and take beautiful photos of life. Accommodation recommendation - Futian District: Near the Shenzhen Museum, convenient travel, and you can also feel the strong cultural atmosphere. - Nanshan District: Near the Window of the World, there are many surrounding attractions and convenient transportation. - Yantian District: Sea view hotel near Dameisha, you can see the sea while lying in bed. Transportation Guide - Subway: Shenzhen Metro is very developed, most attractions can be reached directly, and tickets can be purchased with a QR code or a one-way ticket. - Bus: You can enjoy the scenery along the way, but pay attention to the operating hours and routes. - Taxi/online car-hailing: There may be congestion during peak travel, so plan your time in advance. Food Recommendation - Guangming Pigeon: Crispy skin and tender meat, juicy when you take a bite, Guangming Guesthouse is recommended. - Shajing Oysters: Fresh and plump oysters, great whether steamed or grilled. - Coconut Chicken Hotpot: Sweet soup base, with tender chicken and bamboo fungus, Runyuan Four Seasons and Tongren Four Seasons are both very good. - Chaoshan Beef Hotpot: Freshly cut beef, with shacha sauce, you can go to the left courtyard and right courtyard with your eyes closed! Travel Tips - Make an appointment in advance: Some attractions such as Shenzhen Museum and Sea World Culture and Art Center need to be booked in advance, don't miss it. - Weather protection: In summer, it is hot and rainy, so take good care of sun and rain protection; in winter, the temperature difference between morning and evening is large, so bring a coat. - Avoid pits and lightning: Keep your belongings safe in scenic spots or crowded places; go to regular stores to buy electronic products, don't believe in low-price traps. Hurry up and pack your bags and come to Shenzhen to start an awesome trip! 🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️#深圳旅行 #mostcompletetravelstrategy #tourismrecommendationofficer #neweranewyouthnewtourism