Construction of the first floor of Cultural Center No. 16 Da Ma Lu
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The epidemic was as fierce as a tiger. I don't know how, a wave of epidemics broke out in Guangzhou, and the city's dine-in food almost stopped. By chance, I got a few coupons for the Buddha jumping off the wall in the boiled fish township. Fortunately, before the epidemic, I called friends and friends to come here for a meal. Going to the store feels that the store is not big, there is a card seat, I thought it was mainly Sichuan and Hunan cuisine, but there are roast duck, pork stewed noodles, Buddha jumping off the wall, soup vegetables... It seems to have a taste of taking into account the world. When ordering food, the manager kept asking recharge members, saying that there were various discounts. I thought I didn't come often after all, I had to laugh. Back to the topic, I ordered boiled fish, the pot of the dish was very large, the ingredients were very sufficient, the red pepper, pepper, and oil were a lot, the big sister who served the dish took the red peppers covered with oil in front of the guests, and through the bright red oil, you can see the fish fillets soaked in the oil, very appetizing, Each person also served a piece of toast bread. The eldest sister said that this piece of bread was not used to eat. Pick up the fish fillets and put them on the bread to suck oil. It has a special feature. It feels spicy and oily when eating. It seems that compared with the average Sichuan restaurant, it does not bring a very ideal taste. The taste of Buddha jumping off the wall is also general, and there is no strong and fresh feeling of eating the soup, it seems to have a slightly fishy smell. Other dishes such as pork stewed noodles, Gongbao chicken ding, fried beef with peppers, and dried cauliflower are also considered home-cooked dishes represented by various places. The taste is also general, it seems to lack a little authentic feeling. Taking into account the taste of the world, it seems that something is still missing...