The second floor has a large round table that can seat 15 people, which is very nice and seems to have karaoke as well. It feels like it has been open for several years, but the environment is relatively clean and comfortable, and the decor has a distinct Shaanxi style; there are even terracotta warriors, which are super cool.
Our group of 15, big and small, had a very filling meal with distinctive dishes. The only downside was that the first floor was full and there were two tables occupied on the second floor, so the service was a bit slow. The lamb skewers, pig trotter, big plate chicken, lamb soup, and milk tofu were all very delicious and rich in flavor. I’m not sure how authentic it is, but it was definitely tasty, and it was fantastic to also be able to sing and drink.
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