There is no tiger in the mountain, no general in Shu, the monkey is the king

There are many local people recommending this place online, and it is considered a time-honored brand, a very traditional Cantonese-style neighborhood noodle shop. It is a good choice for a casual meal nearby, but there is no need to travel all the way here to patronize it. 📍Location: In the Nantou Old Town area, walk straight ahead from the South City Gate for five minutes. 🏠Environment: It looks like a very ordinary neighborhood noodle shop. There are not many seats indoors, the cleanliness is poor, and the countertops are quite greasy. 🤵🏻Service: Order via QR Code or manual order, no surcharge. 🍽️Lunch: Set menu is available, but luckily I only ordered one to try. Beef brisket noodles CNY$15 The noodles and beef brisket were served in small iron bowls. The noodles collapsed and clumped easily, and the beef brisket was hard and fine. Even though the price was cheap, the quality was very low. Wonton Noodles CNY$15 The products are just average, the wontons are not as amazing as those in Hong Kong's Chan Chai Kee, the bamboo noodles are far inferior to Liu Sen Kee, and the soup base is not as good as those in ordinary noodle shops in Hong Kong. If it were in Hong Kong or Guangzhou, such a small shop would never have a chance to succeed. There are no tigers in the mountains, and no generals in Shu. Such an ordinary neighborhood shop has actually become a famous shop. So rather than saying it’s famous because it’s delicious, it’s more accurate to say that the food in other restaurants is too bad. In short, there is no need to patronize this noodle shop. It is a waste of time and money. Any noodle shop in Hong Kong will be better than this one. Good Taste Noodles 📍No. 71, West of Nantou Ancient City Wall #大湾区景点#轻松 #深圳旅游攻略 #国外旅游 #美食指南 #trip #美食之旅 #深圳美食 #南头古城旅游攻略