Restaurant Review: Xin Rong Ji RB Yisi Restaurant.

Rockbund, at the intersection of the Huangpu River and Suzhou Creek, is a popular area for living, working, and sightseeing, with a mix of art, culture, and fashion. Xin Rong Ji's Italian restaurant, RB Yisi Restaurant, is located in this area, surrounded by historic buildings. The open kitchen allows you to see the fresh ingredients and the chefs' skills. The Shikumen-style architecture blends the excellent food with the local culture, adding a unique touch. Food review: The low-temperature razor clams with sauerkraut are appetizing; the fried seafood platter is always a good choice; the scallops are tender, with Yunnan ham XO sauce, perfectly seasoned; the amber chestnut tiramisu is airy, with a strong yellow wine flavor; the osmanthus chicken head rice with buffalo milk sticky rice pudding; the charcoal-grilled dried yellow croaker is tender, with a spicy yet fragrant sauce; the pigeon is similar to Xin Rong Ji's; the seafood braised Taizhou noodles are like a Chinese version of spaghetti bolognese. Overall, the service and experience here are good. I like the decor, which is elegant and not pretentious. The concept is well-executed, and "Xin Rong Ji's Western food" is worth trying. However, it feels more like Chinese food with a Western twist, rather than the Italian cuisine Xin Rong Ji aims to present...