What are the cheap foods to eat at the Expo, and the price is best explained

Old Shanghai-style liquor chocolates now seem to be available in any supermarket. But personally, I think it's far from the taste in my memory...

There is a chocolate tasting at the Belgian Pavilion (there is a free tasting near the exit.) I seemed to have been there at 1 o'clock in the afternoon last time, just in the middle of the distribution,), there are also chocolates to buy, but there is a friendly reminder from the place where you buy chocolate, which roughly means: chocolate above 25 degrees is easy to melt.

The last time I went to the Belgian Pavilion, it was about an hour, and the queue for the entire Expo was not particularly long, and because the Belgian Pavilion is connected to the European Union, both technology and culture reflect the advancement of its European center. Overall it's still good, it's worth checking it out...

There is also a Belgian fries at the entrance of the Belgian Pavilion, which is also a very popular snack...

Among the venues I've visited, I recommend the Australia Pavilion first.

The 360-degree barrel-shaped large screen inside is very good, a ** look down, there are a lot of new discoveries and understandings of Australia, after watching the movie, open the exit hall, there are some Australian specialties to buy, of course, there is also food. But the most important thing is that the queue time for the Australia Pavilion is not very long, so it is still worth seeing.

Personally, I think the Italian Pavilion is also very good, it is definitely a place for ** film, many things are very good, classic cars, Ferraris, FIAT, racing suits, everything is a good thing.

The French Pavilion is also good, and the oil paintings and sculptures of the French national treasure are worth seeing.

Others, such as the Turkish Pavilion and the Indonesian Pavilion, are also good.

Personally, I think the Saudi Arabia Pavilion is average, and it is not as good as the previous victory, mainly because the queue time is too long, so I think it is not worth it to queue for 10 minutes for n hours.

In addition, in some museums that I have not been to, I personally want to go to:

Swiss Pavilion: It is said that if you take a cable car to see the night view, you can see both sides of the Pujiang River.

German Pavilion: High-tech is the highlight.

Spain Pavilion: A must-see for oversized Mickey Baby.

Russia Pavilion: It's like stepping into a fairy tale.

Petroleum Museum: 4D movie, people who have been there say it is good.

Others, such as the Japan Pavilion and the American Pavilion, are known for their high technology.

Puxi's Grand Pavilion, China Aviation Pavilion, China Ship Pavilion, National Information Pavilion and the like all have good interactions. It seems that they are all very popular.

Many venues in Pudong will have their own national specialties, such as French cuisine in the French Pavilion, pizza and pasta in the Italian Pavilion, special barbecue and ice cream in the Turkish Pavilion, and Southeast Asian cuisine in the Indonesian Pavilion.

There is also a Chinese food garden in Area B, which also gathers almost all the cuisines from the north and south of the country.

Since almost all restaurants claim that the food is selected from the local area and then airlifted to Shanghai to deliver directly to the Expo, the food provided in the restaurant is very expensive. So if you want to go to the Expo to eat the food of various countries, you must bring enough silver...

The Belgian Pavilion has chocolates to eat.

Chocolate is available in an African pavilion, I've seen it.

You get there and ask about the volunteers, the volunteer guides, and in a nutshell in an embassy in Africa.

I think the pavilions are very good: Saudi Arabia Pavilion, Japan Pavilion, Germany Pavilion, Canada Pavilion, Spain Pavilion...

It is recommended not to go to the American Pavilion, there is only one movie in it, nothing else, it is not interesting.

The China Pavilion is pretty good, it looks pretty good, but it's just that the queue takes a long time.

In some cases, reservations are required.

The above mentioned museums have to queue for more than three hours, but I suggest that you still have to queue up, and the inside is really good.

Those joint pavilions are good, if you want to go in and get stamped, there are many stamps in there, and there are a lot of foreigners-

Foreigners are super enthusiastic, you can ask them to take pictures. To sign.

Plus, it's the European area, just walk around one by one, and some of the museums have 4D movies.

If you want to queue less, you have to rely on luck, you can stand on a high place, see those officials are few, just rush in.

The queue time in the African region is quite short.

It is highly recommended to go to the Saudi Pavilion, it is said that it is the best pavilion in the World Expo, but the queue is a bit long, and it is good to bring a bench.

For food, the cheapest one is KFC.

Be sure to bring enough money! Inside there is French cuisine, Russian cuisine ...All in all, you name it.

There is also a Chinese snack I like to eat that bean lao, a person 45 bar (about) is a little expensive.

As a reminder, the French Pavilion is not fun at all.

Physical. A lot of stuff on your back means you'll be draining your stamina faster.

How much does a meal cost?

1. If you go to Lawson and FamilyMart in the park to buy boxed lunches and sushi to eat, each person will be less than 20 per person. And the calendar is good.

2. If you go to the food street in the park and have a buffet, it will be about 35 per capita.

3. If you go to the fast food restaurants distributed around the Expo axis and various venues in the park, such as KFC, about 35 per capita, 30-40 per capita at Burger King (no need to queue up to be old), 85 degrees C, 10-20 per capita, in short, a lot.

4. If you go to Hutchison side dishes, bean fishing and the like, it is 80-100 per capita

5. There is a place to eat almost anywhere, so there is no need to worry about it. Drinking water is also very cheap, 3-5 yuan is not expensive.

6. There is no waiting for an hour to eat as you think, as long as you are not picky, you can get food in 5 minutes.

No one queues, 1 minute to serve, ** at 18-30 yuan a meal, the amount is very sufficient, you can add rice, choose more to go to the Chinese Chashi Pi Food Street, I am a volunteer there, very good at the hail KFC can not be bought alone, at least 30 yuan There are 24 yuan for the old lady, 10 yuan for Lawson, but they have to queue up

The borscht here is sour and smooth, and the taste is mellow, but the amount of the main dish is a little small, but the beef is cooked well, and with the aroma of diced potatoes and curry, it is also a delicacy. If you're a "fast eater", you can get it all in 5 minutes, but for people with a lot of food, you may not be able to eat enough here.

Menu: Curry beef**, red stewed beef**, black pepper beef tenderloin**, etc., all 35 yuan, Coke, Sprite and other cold drinks 10 yuan cup.

Suggestion: When you come here to eat at noon, you should pay attention to your belongings, because the popularity here is really strong. At 12:20 p.m. on May 1, dozens of tourists were already lining up outside the store.

If you want to avoid the hassle of waiting, it's best to arrive 20 minutes before your meal, and if the main dish is not ready, you can order a cold drink and wait.

Wang Baohe eats fast food relatively cheaply.

Wang Baohe is also a time-honored Chinese restaurant in Shanghai, and the Expo Park store is located on the basement floor of the Expo Axis, northwest of the Taiwan Pavilion.

Menu: The per capita consumption of the main meal should reach 100 yuan to 200 yuan. Fast food: crab meat wonton 20 yuan; Crab roe small cage 40 yuan.

Suggestion: However, due to the large amount of oil, it is best to bring your own drinks, as the drinks** here are higher than many restaurants in the park.

Death Expo Chinese Food Street. Abroad, New Zealand's lamb pie and vegetable pie, 25 a, very delicious Turkish hard ice cream 25 a.

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However, from the moment I entered the park, I knew that the previous plan had been done in vain, and everything could only be changed according to the changes.

2. Wear a pair of comfortable shoes, because you will walk a lot.

3. The drinking water in the park is free, and the drink is basically one dollar more expensive than outside the park.

4. Keep the tickets and need them when entering some venues.

5. Make more use of the bus shuttle lines in the park.

6. Look at what you are interested in, and you can't travel around the world in one day.

7. Puxi has convenient transportation, so it is recommended to enter and exit from here.

8. Pay attention to safety, thieves are everywhere.

9. Volunteers know everything and ask them if they have something. (This one is very important).

It's just that there are a lot of people.

The U.S. Pavilion seems to have fries and fast food or something.

The Belgian Pavilion has chocolates to eat.

There are also a lot of messy restaurants inside.

Eat KFC, the East is white, ** is okay, but it is definitely more expensive than the outside.

The food inside the Expo is not necessarily very expensive, if you go to Ajisen Noodle Restaurant, KFC, Taiwan's Yonghe Soybean Milk, which can be seen outside, it will not be very expensive, its** is the same as outside**.