D Guo

This restaurant offers a rich and delicious selection of Chinese cuisine. We tried some Northeastern dishes, and the flavors were very authentic. The atmosphere is pleasant, the service is fast, and it's definitely worth recommending.

The lobster three ways at this restaurant is delicious. If you're only ordering one dish, I recommend this one. It's probably enough for 4-6 people. The other seafood is also very fresh. Since it's prepared with live seafood on-site, the taste is much fresher compared to other seafood restaurants. The chef's skills and the equipment for preparing large seafood dishes contribute to a unique culinary experience not found when making seafood at home.

This restaurant has grown from a small shop to a large establishment and is now a popular choice for those craving soup dumplings. The soup dumplings come in various flavors, and their presentation is visually appealing. Apart from the soup dumplings, the other Shanghai snacks offered are also delightful. This restaurant is highly recommended for those seeking a diverse range of Shanghai-style treats.

This place has decent tofu pudding, but what impressed me more were the photos on the walls and the introduction to the history of the restaurant. It's heartening to see a family-owned establishment preserving traditional flavors. The service could be more welcoming, though. The shop is quite small, mainly for takeout, outdoor roadside dining, or enjoying the food at home. I recommend consuming it immediately by the roadside to ensure the best flavor.

This place offers very authentic Eastern European food. We tried several appetizers, Turkish coffee, and desserts. The flavors were truly authentic, and the prices were reasonable. If you're looking to experience Eastern European cuisine, this restaurant is a great choice. Additionally, there are some grocery stores nearby selling Eastern European cheeses, sausages, and snacks, allowing you to continue savoring the flavors of Eastern European cuisine and various ethnic dishes at home.