Gasthaus Zahm Saarbrucken

#Lie in the mountains and rivers #Good places for outbound travel #New attractions #Where to go on weekends #Discover the colors of the journey Ten years later, I returned to Saarbrucken, a city on the southwestern border of Germany. It was once controlled by the Prussians, then incorporated into France, and in 1935, voters decided to rejoin Germany through a referendum. Walking across the nearly 500-year-old ancient stone bridge across the Saar River, on the right is the opera house built by Hitler's order (Figure 2). Gasthaus Zahm is a German-French restaurant, and the pattern on the store sign resembles "Kong Yiji" [Chin] (Figure 3). The fried fish sticks in Figure 4 are unexpectedly crispy, tender and fresh 😋😋, and the taste is quite Chinese [StarEyes][StarEyes][StarEyes]. Although it is an appetizer, a full bowl is very satisfying to eat. Who said there is no delicious food in Germany? ! [Happy][Awesome] 🍽Recommended dining: Gasthaus Zahm: Saarstraße 6, 66111, Saarbrucken 👍Most recommended: Friture fried fish, 8.5 euros fischsuppe fish soup, 17.5 euros 📝Note tips: The above are all starters, women can eat them directly as main dishes [Grin][Grin]