丁莲芳(衣裳街总店)

This old shop in the scenic area is worth visiting. It is a bit crowded during holidays. Qianzhangbao is the signature dish. It has a lot of meat filling and tastes very fragrant. People who only look at soy products will like it more. The bean vermicelli soup tastes good too. The various stewed foods are juicy and appetizing. Northerners also think the noodles are good, with snow vegetables and large pieces of meat. It is very affordable for two people to eat, and you can enjoy both the characteristics and the habits.

Ding Lianfang’s vermicelli and thousand-piece buns are so delicious that I can’t help but want to eat them every time I pass by Ding Lianfang. The vermicelli is so unique, thick and chewy, and the thousand-piece buns are very firm and delicious. I want to eat more of them.

When you arrive in Huzhou, you must visit Dinglianfang Qianzhangbao. After all, it is a century-old store! It feels different from what I imagined. There are not many people in the store. Maybe it’s not time for dinner yet. I ordered a family meal, and it tastes good.

Ding Lianfang Qianzhang Baozi (Yishang Street Store) is located at the intersection of Yishang Street and Hongqi Road. It is a must-try delicacy for tourists visiting Huzhou. Its main dishes include Qianzhang Baozi, special chicken feet, xiaolongbao, braised dried tofu, etc. The price is very affordable, 20-30 yuan per person. The only problem is that the taste is a bit salty.

I ordered Qianzhang Bao and dried tofu. It was delicious. The dried tofu was very tasty.

Ding Lianfang on Yishang Street is the original store, so tourists from other places who come to Huzhou will order a bowl of tofu skin rolls here. There are different flavors, and you can order set meals or à la carte. The price is not too expensive, but the environment is a bit poor. It's crowded, and you have to share a large table. The taste is just average, similar to the tofu skin rolls with meat in Shanghai.