Shaoxing's custard tarts are different from the ones you find in Shanghai or Macau, with thin crisp shells, the lightest of custard and wispy caps of meringue. Get 'em to go from this tiny stand; look for red and black characters on a white ground-level sign.
Gāo Lǎotài Nǎiyóu Xiǎopān
Zhejiang
Lonely Planet's must-see attractions
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Shrouded in ivy and shaped like the character for lucky number eight (八, bā), this 900-year-old stone bridge is Shaoxing's most famous.
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This busy cobblestone pedestrian stretch is home to several sights relating to Lu Xun (1881–1936), China’s first great modern novelist, who lived here…
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A restored stretch of old shophouses, several of which now house cafes and teahouses. Look out for rice-wine ice cream.
Nearby Zhejiang attractions
0.16 MILES
This busy cobblestone pedestrian stretch is home to several sights relating to Lu Xun (1881–1936), China’s first great modern novelist, who lived here…
0.81 MILES
Shrouded in ivy and shaped like the character for lucky number eight (八, bā), this 900-year-old stone bridge is Shaoxing's most famous.
0.94 MILES
A restored stretch of old shophouses, several of which now house cafes and teahouses. Look out for rice-wine ice cream.