The Gourmet Corner

Although the location is a bit hard to find, it is less crowded, not noisy, and the whole atmosphere is very nice. Not bad 😁

This is a Chinese restaurant. The dishes here are basically all Chinese, and the chefs are basically Chinese, so many of the cooking methods are relatively authentic Chinese, but there are not many dishes, which can basically only fill your stomach.

The food is rich and varied, and the environment is also very good.

The dishes taste good, the price is a little expensive, and they are unique

Let me explain how to eat Phở. The steps are: twist, lick, and dip... ahem. To enjoy a steaming bowl of Phở, first add spices like cilantro and basil to the broth, then add bean sprouts and green chilies. Finally, adjust the broth to your liking with lime juice and sauce. This broth preserves the original flavor of the beef while infusing it with the delicate aromas of spices and vegetables. It's sour, spicy, and sweet, making it incredibly tempting. You can search for restaurant locations in the Food Forest section. Photos are shown below. Highly recommended.