JUPENG RESTAURANT

Small restaurant, very friendly. At the entrance of the community, the taste is great. The price is not expensive, and it is always full. The dumplings are freshly made, good. Especially the Spanish mackerel dumplings, I must order them every time I go, they are so fresh...

The Spanish mackerel dumplings here are tender and delicious. One dumpling is enough to fill you up. If you are a girl with a small appetite, two people can just eat one. After eating the dumplings, drink a mouthful of soup, it is really worth the trip. For two people, it is enough to order a steamer and add a dish. The seafood in the pot is very fresh, including large conch, starfish, scallops, oysters, prawns, mussels, clams, target sheaths, etc., with a rich variety. Served with two sauces: garlic and soy sauce seafood sauce, the taste is the fresh and sweet taste of seafood, without any fishy smell, the scallops and oysters are very big. I highly recommend everyone to taste it

Jupeng Restaurant, recommended by a local friend, had quite a few diners, and was basically full. There were many dishes, and the chef's taste was just average. Of course, the taste issue is entirely a matter of personal preference and previous eating habits, so it's for reference only! The price of the dishes is a bit expensive for local consumption, but compared to the prices of restaurants in tourist attractions, the prices of the dishes here are much more affordable! After the meal, I asked the boss to issue an invoice, and the boss said: The invoices are used up, and we can issue more next time. I could only give a receipt on the spot... I don't know if the restaurant has invoices...

🔥【3-Day Itinerary】 🔹Day 1: Weihai Park (large photo frame) → Happiness Gate (overlooking the bay) → Weihai Art Museum (art gallery) → Hanlefang Night Market (strolling and dining with a lively atmosphere) 🔹Day 2: International Bathing Beach (surfing) → Torch 8th Street (Japanese-style streetscape) → Haiyuan Park (fishing port culture) → World War I Chinese Laborers Memorial Hall (historical experience) 🔹Day 3: Liugong Island (island roaming) → Maotou Mountain (coastal highway) → Jinshi Bay (fairytale seaweed house) → food tour 🏠【Accommodation】 Hanlefang / next to Weihai Park (convenient for shopping and dining), or International Bathing Beach / Next to Torch 8th Street (open the door to the sea) 🍤[Must-Try] Chocolate Fisherman's (steamed seafood hotpot, Spanish mackerel dumplings), Jupeng Spanish mackerel dumplings (juicy and juicy), Wucao chicken feet (boneless and flavorful) ⚠️[Tips] Don't just take photos of the intersection at Torch 8th Street; walk 200 meters toward the beach for even better photos. Ask the price beforehand for processed seafood. If you miss the early boat to Liugong Island, rent a tram to travel around the island. For local specialties, go to Han Le Fang Side Street Supermarket. #SonglikeJourney #WeihaiTravelGuide #WeihaiTravel #WeihaiMust-SeeAttractions #WeihaiFood

What to eat in Weihai! This is enough for you! (No Broadcasting) A must-try food list for your Weihai vacation trip! I've selected restaurants concentrated near ⏭Naxianghai, ⏭Hanlefang, and ⏭the beach. This makes it easy to check out nearby attractions and enhances your travel experience at the lowest cost. These are the restaurants I always go to with my friends from out of town! 1️⃣ Food near Naxianghai ✔️Kaihai - Local Weihai Cuisine ✔️Yaomei Sichuan and Hunan Cuisine ✔️Haixiangyan - Landmark Weihai Cuisine 2️⃣ Food near Hanlefang ✔️Shenbin Noodles ✔️Gantan - Charcoal Grilled Uncle ✔️Guibinzhuang Jjajangmyeon 3️⃣ Beach near Torch 8th Street ✔️Gyeongju Korean Food ✔️Jupeng Large Mackerel Dumplings ✔️Namchon Eel I couldn't finish it all! I'll be back next time! #HospitalityShandongTravelNotes #WeihaiTravel #WeihaiTravelGuide #LocalFood #NicheDiscovery

Weihai, a "city shrouded in mountains and sea," is waiting to captivate you with free attractions and a vibrant atmosphere at just 10 yuan per person! Here's our all-inclusive guide to food, accommodation, and fun! 👇 📸 Must-see check-ins (proven flawless) 1. Torch Eight Street Photography: Get the "Little Kamakura" look for free! Reserve the unmanned steep slope before 7 AM, and instantly capture the sea level and colorful huts at the end. 2. Explore the "Kitten Reef" on Maotou Mountain: Unlock Observation Deck 2 for free! Mornings are less crowded, so take the cliff walk for aerial photos of the crashing waves. Wear non-slip shoes! 3. Learn about the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895 on Liugong Island: Visit the revolutionary education site for 122 yuan! See the restored Dingyuan warship and take a boat ride to feed the seagulls (bring bread in advance). 4. Explore the tragic beauty of the Bruweis shipwreck: Capture the "lonely stranded" look for free! Rainy days are even better, and stand at a distance for silhouetted portraits that capture a sense of destiny. 5. Lay back at the International Bathing Beach: Watch the sunset over the Orange Sea for free! Walk barefoot on the fine sand as the sunset paints the skyline red (negotiate for entertainment!). 6. Watch the sunrise at Half Moon Bay: Get a free view of the sunrise ceiling! Get a front-row seat 30 minutes early and watch the sky transform from inky blue to golden crimson. 🦪 Foodie's Guide Meals: → Chocolate Fisherman's Sea Intestine Rice: 98 yuan/portion, crispy and juicy, with rice smothered in sauce; → Jupeng Large Mackerel Dumplings: Whole fish wrapped in thin wrappers, dipped in mashed garlic and vinegar for a delicious bite. Snacks: → Lao Jiang's Fried Rice: Rice cakes smothered in sweet and salty sauce, 3 yuan/skewer, a must-stock for a late-night snack; → Tashan Stewed Rice: Pan-fried until crispy and drizzled with sesame sauce, 5 yuan/bowl, salty, fragrant, and sticky. 🛵 Lazy Man's Itinerary Day 1: Sunrise at Half Moon Bay → Hike Maotou Mountain → Read about history on Liugong Island → Eat fried dumplings at Han Le Fang (stay at a B&B near Weihai Station for 120 RMB); Day 2: Morning photos at Torch 8th Street → Relax at the International Bathing Beach → Chase the light at the Blue River Shipwreck → Pick up two bags of shrimp paste on the way back. 💡 Experienced Tips ✅ Stay at Weihai Station or the Bathing Beach: Walk to the night market and attractions. Get an ocean view room for 200 RMB off-season. ✅ Transportation Tips: Rent an eMule for 50 RMB/day to cover the coastal route (Maotou Mountain is hilly, so choose a powerful model). For longer-distance attractions, take a Didi rideshare. ✅ Tips to Avoid: → When processing seafood, keep an eye on the scales and bags! Yingkou Road Market has a 30% price reduction this afternoon; → When taking photos of the shipwreck, be careful not to step on wet rocks, as they can cause slipping and scratching; → The line at Hanlefang lasted over 30 minutes before switching places, and the food was pretty much the same.