According to legend, during the Ming Dynasty, General Qī Jìguāng came to the south and invented a type of bread with a hole in the middle, resembling a doughnut or a bagel, which could be strung together on a rope for soldiers to carry. The Qìguāng bǐng can be eaten in various ways, with fillings like eggs, vegetables, and is also known as the Matsu burger. An aunt at the old shop Bao Li Xuan sells Qìguāng bǐng on the second floor of the market in the morning.
Palais de Chine Hotel Travel Information
Address：No. 96, Jieshou Village, Nangan Township, Matsu, Taiwan
Nearby Attractions： Vegetable Park Lion Market Baba Tunnel Matsu Distillery Niujiao Settlement Fuqiao Harbor Fushan Zhaobi - Waiting with Arms at the Ready Zhengge Waiting for Dawn Memorial Park Fuqing Bicycle Path Cannon Fort
Other Nearby Cuisine： Fangxiang Yu Restaurant 、 Paoli Hsuan Foods 、 Matsu Snacks 、 Cross-Strait Specialty Center 、 Bing Bing You Li Creative Workshop 、 Sichuan Spicy Beef Noodle Soup 、 Drunken Immortal Pavilion Restaurant 、 Wan Jia Xiang No. 2 Branch 、 The First Restaurant 、 First Specialty Store
