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The taste is good, the price is moderate, the service is good, there are more customers on weekends, sometimes you need to queue, the surrounding shopping is very convenient, there is a cinema, the transportation is also very convenient, overall it is good,,

The environment is very unique. It took a long time to find the little train. The food tastes good and is cost-effective, especially the salad. A Linglong Yijue (noodles made of fish) is delicious. The green bean puree and bullfrog in sour soup (the students from Guizhou thought it was quite authentic, and the other two students couldn't get used to it) are all different.

Located on the fourth floor of Jiuzhou New World, it is a train-themed restaurant. When you eat, there will be a small train on the wall, which is quite special. The environment is dim, and old movies are playing. Shirley Temple, who has not seen her for a long time, looks really friendly. Linglong three-fresh stewed noodles, a lot of it, with green vegetables and fungus, very good!

I stayed at the Holiday Inn Express next door, and chose this place for dinner based on recommendations. The environment was OK, but the lighting was a little dim. It was a little stuffy, probably because the air conditioning wasn't on. The food was OK, but many dishes were served very quickly, such as the braised pork, which was probably prepared in advance. I guess this restaurant is more suitable for fashionable young people. But when traveling, I don't care so much. The taste should be said to be average.

It is quite suitable for a small gathering of three or five young friends. The portions of the dishes are exquisite. The specific quantity can be referred to Shanghai restaurants. Although it is a Jiangsu and Zhejiang flavor, I don’t know why, I always feel that the style of the dishes is like the dim sum type of Hong Kong-style tea restaurants, but the flavor is more Jiangsu and Zhejiang, the taste is so-so, and the price is also okay. The environment is quite unique.