What are the eating habits in Zhuhai?

Hello: I'm glad to answer your question. A: Doumen's unique natural environment and moderate salty and fresh water are most conducive to the growth of sand shrimp. Therefore, Doumen's famous sand shrimp has the characteristics of freshness, sweetness, beauty and crispness, which is deeply recommended by diners ...

Zhuhai Plaster Crab Zhuhai is located at the mouth of the Pearl River and Xijiang River, where salt and fresh water meet, with a long coastline and vast beaches. Oysters and white clams rich here are the first-class food for cream crabs, and there is little pollution in coastal industries, so they are produced ...

Jinwan shrimp, also known as "Daming shrimp", is one of the eight treasures of seafood. Shrimp has high medicinal value and has certain curative effect on neurasthenia, hand and foot convulsion, scabies and other diseases. Fried prawns by the sea, playing with the sea and eating seafood. "These words that are always on the lips of Zhuhai people simply tell the characteristics of Zhuhai people's lives. Eating, drinking and having fun are all related to the sea. Featured food stalls, restaurants, teahouses, western restaurants, cafes and resorts are dotted around, making people see things in a blur. Here, you can taste fresh oysters, cream crabs, lobsters, sea urchins, dog claw snails, general caps and other aquatic products, which are both fresh and cheap. When I came to Zhuhai, I had to taste the "four major cuisines" and "ten famous dishes" in Zhuhai.

Besides Cantonese cuisine, there are Sichuan cuisine, Hunan cuisine, Northern cuisine, Chaoshan cuisine and Western food. When you eat Sichuan food, you will inevitably go to Chongqing Township and Chongqing Hotel. While Ganggongdian, Man Ting Xiang and Longwushan are famous Hunan cuisines, while northern cuisines are concentrated in Tianxiangyuan, Northeastern and King jiaozi in the north. There are a large number of Chaoshan people in Zhuhai, so Chaoshan cuisine is also very popular. Chaoxiang and Ambassador Xin Hai Li are places where diners often go to pay tribute.

It is worth mentioning that Portuguese food in Zhuhai is generally managed by Portuguese chefs, and eating Portuguese food is a new fashion in Zhuhai catering. In addition, going to the "food street" is also a major feature of Zhuhai cuisine. Here, visitors can not only taste local cuisine, but also appreciate different architectural styles.

Food street/plaza

Food Street: There are also several famous flavor food streets in Zhuhai, including Yindu Food Street, Qinglan Villa Food Street, Port Square Food Street, Department Store Plaza Macau Street, China Food City, etc. Among them, Yindu Food Street is an antique food street. It is said that the design of the food street was inspired by The Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival. There are both ancient restaurants and food stalls selling cooking in the courtyard corridor, which makes people seem to have entered the ancient downtown area and have a unique flavor.

Wan Chai seafood buffet street: There are many places to eat seafood in Zhuhai, and seafood restaurants have become a market. But Fisherman's Wharf in Wan Chai is a unique place. This is a small old street, facing Macao across the river. There are all kinds of seafood stalls on both sides of the street, which are cheap.

Doumen Seafood Buffet Street: Doumen is a place name often mentioned by Zhuhai diners, and many special cuisines in Zhuhai come from here. Besides heavy-shelled crabs and Bai Jiao worms, Doumen river shrimp and litchi are also famous. I eat rice. Different people have different tastes. Many people like to eat pearl rice, but northeast rice is seldom eaten. Because Zhuhai is an immigrant city, different people live here, and there are all kinds of things here, such as noodles, jiaozi and so on.

You don't have to be afraid to come to Zhuhai and have such different diets or living habits. There is no need at all. As long as you stay for two months slowly, it will definitely be suitable.

As for words, there are only two kinds, one is Mandarin and the other is Cantonese. You don't have to learn Cantonese specially. Watch Hong Kong TV for two hours every day, and you can understand all Cantonese and speak some in two weeks. Watching TV is the most effective way to learn Cantonese.

And the Internet cafes here are basically between 2 and 4 yuan, depending on whether you like it or not, and some have private rooms.

Locals call this Zhuhai seafood buffet street. I believe I can help you. If there's anything else, I'll answer it for you, okay? thank you