I came to dine early with my family and relatives on Mother's Day because I was afraid there would be too many people there. When I came here, I found that the store had a special set menu for Mother's Day, which also featured Taiwanese dishes.
This is a Taiwanese restaurant with a dining area on the second floor. The first floor was full even on holidays, and there were more people than expected. Their combo dishes are priced at 5,000 yuan, 6,000 yuan, 8,000 yuan, and 10,000 yuan. This time we ordered the 6,000 yuan combo, which includes about 10 dishes in total, including steamed fish, Chinese medicine soup and other dishes that are common in Taiwanese cuisine. All, and then a pot of tea made with Lipton tea bags.
Among them, the more delicious ones are crispy duck and seafood porridge. I ate several bowls of seafood porridge. Personally, I think the oyster dish is the most disappointing. The large ones taste undercooked, so you can ask the waiter to take care of them. The other dishes are just ordinary. If you are interested, you can scroll down to see simple meal experiences.
The dining environment is average, but it doesn't make people feel dirty. There are also restrooms on the second floor. In addition, there is a parking lot directly opposite the restaurant, which is very convenient if you drive there, but the parking fee cannot be discounted.
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