老站(大生店)

Laozhan Hotel is located in Dasheng Innovation District, No. 8 Tongqi Road, Nantong, Jiangsu. It serves Jiangsu and Zhejiang cuisine, which is light and exquisite at moderate prices. The architectural decoration is also quite unique. It is based on the theme of the old railway station and is full of nostalgia. The parking lot is not enough, and I had to walk around five or six times before I found a seat for my meal.

The newly opened restaurant is located east of Wenfeng City Square. Don't take the elevated road. It's only five minutes away. It's on the roadside, in Dasheng Entrepreneurship Park, which is decorated like a train station. The park has a special parking lot, which is temporarily free. We had 1100 yuan for 10 people. The environment and dishes were all ok, and the service was pretty good. Recommended dishes: fried rice abalone, old Beijing crispy pork. There was a small problem. The waiter who took the order was a little over-selling. He always recommended dishes priced above 100 yuan. If you didn't order them, you would be unhappy. It was a bit disappointing.

Jiangsu and Zhejiang cuisine is worth experiencing. I will go there again next time.

The decoration is quite unique and the dishes are also good............

Nantong Dasheng Innovation Street A Creative Urban Block Located at No. 8 Tongqi Road, Chongchuan District, Nantong City, Jiangsu Province, the Nantong Dasheng Innovation Street is a creative industrial park integrating cultural creativity, fashion, and leisure. The Dasheng Cotton Mill is the core attraction of the Nantong Dasheng Innovation Street, one of the important birthplaces of modern Chinese national industry. The street is home to numerous unique shops, including cafes, restaurants, and bookstores. It's a great place to enjoy a meal, read, or spend some time with friends. The creative workshops offer a variety of creative products and artwork, and you can purchase handicrafts as souvenirs. The street is free to enter, no tickets required, and you can visit at any time. Nantong's popular online wall is home to this area, where a variety of shops, street scenes, and graffiti walls can easily become trendy photos. Best of all, it's uncrowded, making two hours of strolling, browsing, and snapping photos more than enough.