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I have been to this restaurant twice before, once for a friend's birthday and once for the full moon celebration of my friend's second child. Today I came here to treat a few friends to a meal. We are a group of 5 adults and 1 child. I felt it was good before, so I chose it today. Unexpectedly, there was something unexpected today: when we walked to the gate, someone was getting married, and my friend said that we chose this place today because we would be lucky. When we entered the door, no one paid attention to us, so we went straight to the cashier and told them how many people there were to eat. They asked us to order first, but they said they would be too busy in a while. We said they would arrange a seat for us to sit down and then order, and then they arranged a private room. I asked what the specials were, and they told me there were silver carp, bullfrog, and yellow croaker. I asked how to eat bullfrog, and they told me there were ginger, fresh pepper, and boiling frog. I asked again how much it cost, 78 for two frogs, okay, I got it, I thought two frogs, about 1 jin, sold for 78 yuan (about 10 yuan for 1 jin of frog)... Let's continue ordering. Let's take a look at the dishes ordered by 5 people + 1 7-year-old child. Let's not talk about the taste. I asked several times if we had too much food, and the waiter said not much, but there were a lot left! Let's talk about paying the bill. I asked her if there was a discount, and the cashier said no. Okay, if you consume, you should pay the bill. As a result, after swiping the card, it was found that only one person ate, and the meal price for 6 of us was charged. Forget it. After communication, I refunded 5 yuan. I will not come to this restaurant again!

Guankou Ancient Town is located in the Jianjiang River Valley north of Pengzhou City. It was once a key route in and out of the mountainous area. Jiulong County was established during the Northern and Southern Dynasties. In the Tang Dynasty, it was named "Tianpengmen" because the two mountains flanking the river resembled a gate. It was called Guankouchang in the Qing Dynasty. It was renamed Danjingshan Town in 1987, but the old name is still used by the public. Its terrain is strategic, with Shouyang Mountain and Niuxin Mountain facing each other at the Jianjiang River split, earning it the reputation of "one man guarding the pass."