The minimum spend is 300 per person, and this time we ordered:
🫶 Confit duck leg 480
🫶 Shrimp pasta with fireworks 320
🫶 Fried chicken 180
🫶 Brownie 160
Set meal (soup, European bread) 120

Overall, the meal is of moderate price.
The food quality is acceptable and up to standard.
Having lived in Guanyin for over ten years,
I must say it’s surprising to find such a delicious Western cuisine here.

The fried chicken is very crispy, tender, and juicy.
It’s well-marinated and flavorful even on its own.
The sauce seems to use Tabasco; it's creamy and slightly spicy with a hint of acidity.
It’s refreshing, I love it!

When I cut into the confit duck leg, I thought it was a bit dry and hard,
but actually, the skin is crispy, and the meat is quite tender.
The slightly acidic orange sauce goes very well with it.
(I’m usually afraid of those overly sweet orange sauces, but this one focuses more on the tanginess.)
My family thinks the duck flavor is too strong, but I think it's okay.
There’s a good amount of vegetables, which are rich and satisfying.
A little salt improves it even more.

The soup and bread from the set meal are also above average.
It's not cheap, but it beats many places in Zhongli.
As for the pasta, it's quite standard.

The brownie is the finishing touch.
The brownie has a rich bittersweet taste and is very dense, baked to a slightly crispy surface while still warm.
The sweetness of the ice cream and brownie is well-matched (not too sweet).
They complement each other without overshadowing.
I absolutely love it!

Overall, the meal has no major downsides.
However, the environment is a bit noisy (you can watch a video to get a feel).
The oil smell is somewhat strong, and my clothes picked up the scent after eating.
I’m really happy that Guanyin has such a great place!
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