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Qingtuan Destinations Across China

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Wei Ping, Chen Dacheng
salted egg floss
taro
pastries
qingtuan
black sesame
mugwort mochi
chinese dessert
butter mochi
red bean paste

6 restaurants in China featured in a instagram post by Wei Ping, verified on Google Maps: Chen Dacheng, Baker & Spice, 鱼食饭稻土灶馆, and 3 more.

Chen Dacheng

Chen Dacheng

Chinese Restaurant
Chinese restaurant
star
3.9

Experience the famous red bean qingtuan with its incredibly smooth filling. The main outlet offers freshly made treats, but prepare for potentially long queues.


Baker & Spice

Baker & Spice

Cafe
Cafe
star
4.3

Indulge in freshly made, super soft black sesame qingtuan. While not 100% black sesame, the flavor is still enjoyable and a good option for a sweet treat.


鱼食饭稻土灶馆

鱼食饭稻土灶馆

Chinese Restaurant
Chinese restaurant
star
4.2

Explore a variety of Suzhou dishes beyond qingtuan, which are highly recommended. The red bean paste here is smoother, though the qingtuan skin can be slightly undercooked.


Century Plaza Shopping Center

Century Plaza Shopping Center

Shopping Mall
Shopping mall
star
4.2

Discover unique taro-flavored qingtuan here. The fragrant taro filling offers a delightful twist on traditional mochi. Be aware that the mochi skin can be a bit thick.


Xinzhenyuan

Xinzhenyuan

Fast Food Restaurant
Fast food restaurant
star
4.7

Savor qingtuan with a soft, thin, and chewy skin, considered the best among those tried. The red bean filling is decent, but the salted egg floss can be a bit too salty.


Din Tai Fung Shanghai Branch

Din Tai Fung Shanghai Branch

Restaurant
Restaurant
star
4.2

They offer a variety of pastries that are great for souvenirs. However, skip their taro qingtuan as the filling tastes more like sweet potato and the skin is soft but unremarkable.