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🔥Qiandao Lake Food Showdown! Locally Recommended "Cuo Yi Dun" VS "Lao Tie Private Kitchen" Real-World Review!! I spent two days in Qiandao Lake⛰️ and ate at two wildly popular local restaurants. Both are treasure troves guaranteed by the locals. Here's the comparison post! Bookmark this if you're ready to eat!✨ ———————————— 📍【Cuo Yi Dun】 Recommendation Index: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 💫Features: Intensely Spicy! So many dishes you'll have trouble choosing! ▪️One fish prepared two ways is simply divine! The fish soup is milky white and incredibly delicious! ▪️The chopped chili fish head is spicy and flavorful, while the braised fish tail is rich and savory. ▪️The fish roe and maw are fresh, spicy, and not fishy at all – truly amazing! ▪️You can't go wrong with almost anything you order; every dish is memorable. ▪️The environment is spacious with many private rooms, suitable for large gatherings. ▪️The overall flavor is on the spicy side; those who can't handle spice should ask for a lighter spice level. 📍【Lao Tie Private Kitchen】 Recommendation Index: 🌟🌟🌟🌟 💫Features: Warning: Strong flavor! Signature dishes are top-notch. ▪️The mixed fish hot pot is a must-order! Five kinds of lake delicacies stewed in one pot – incredibly satisfying! ▪️Braised chicken feet are tender and fall off the bone; the sauce is amazing with rice! ▪️Small selection of dishes, overall on the salty side, some dishes are excessively salty (be careful with the ribs!). ▪️Lightning-fast service; a top choice for hungry people! ———————————— 💡Ultimate budget-friendly option: 【For a culinary feast】➡️Go straight to "Cuo Yi Dian" 【Prefer strong, home-style flavors】➡️Choose "Lao Tie" 【Must-try fish head feast】➡️Look for "Cuo Yi Dian"!! [In a rush but wanting to try local specialties] ➡️ "Lao Tie" Mixed Fish Hot Pot + Chicken Feet Combo 💰The prices at both restaurants are similar, around 130 RMB per person (it has to be said that prices in Qiandao Lake are not low; locals say these two are already quite affordable, and fish restaurants closer to the lake area are likely more expensive). The experience was definitely better than "Lao Tie" (except for the incredibly slow service, everything else was perfect). The environment was clean, and the food was consistently good. PS: I also ate at a long-established local fish restaurant, but I won't mention the name. The main branch is located at the crossroads of Qilong Lane. The storefront is antique and grand, but the taste was very average and expensive. A main dish, fish head soup, cost 688 RMB. The fish was tender, but slightly fishy. The soup was light and okay, but personally, I didn't think it was worth 688 RMB; a simple fish soup meal would have been better. A set meal for 6 adults and 4 children costs over 1000 RMB; you can refer to that.

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I came here because of its reputation. I came at noon, snow was falling outside, the store was steaming hot, and I ordered a portion of mutton siu mai, which was delicious.