In fact, this is my second time here. Although the spicy and sour soup noodles and the braised noodles are both rich and delicious, this time because of the burnt scallion pancake and the on-site dining environment, I am not sure whether I will patronize this restaurant again in the future. I wouldn't recommend it to my friends either.
Although there are two electric fans for indoor use, the convection in the venue is not good. In addition, it will be very hot to drink soup and noodles. Even wearing short sleeves makes it very uncomfortable for me (I don’t sweat or feel hot anymore). (Physique), I saw a boy at the next table taking off his hat and T-shirt.
Also, this is a restaurant that doesn’t care about the order in which you are seated. There was a boy in front of me, and I was dining alone. A group of people came from behind and rushed in to grab the big round table first. The waiter didn’t care about the order in which they came. They started ordering food. It's really just a matter of respect.
The second time I felt dissatisfied was when the sauce was being served. A middle-aged man pushed his way to the front and started using it. I observed that most of the customers in this store tended to be from other provinces (no discrimination) or middle-aged and older men. Although This has little to do with whether the restaurant is delicious or not, but it still serves as a reminder of the quality of dining that people who are going to dine may experience.
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