🦀Crab roe rice is not a dream, unlimited rice, plus a free "Wang Shan Hawthorn"!

Environment/Facilities: Located on top of Baoli Shopping Center, diagonally opposite Peijie Chongqing Hotpot. Because we were afraid of the crowds, we arrived at around 10:30. Fortunately, there was no need to queue, but the store was small and was basically full. feature: The main dish is crab roe noodles, and my colleague ordered crab roe rice. The lo mein is very smooth and soft, like the non-fried rice noodles from Shou Tao brand. So the taste is very smooth and goes really well with crab roe! The noodles are moist but not full of excess water, so eating them with crab roe will not dilute the flavor of the crab roe. I think lo mein is better than lo rice. Of course it can't be compared with real crab roe. If you expect fresh crab roe, you may be disappointed. It is recommended to lower your expectations first, which is actually acceptable and not bad. We were also given four drunken shrimps that day. Since it was free, I didn't have high expectations on the taste. The shrimp itself is not very fresh and sweet, but the Huadiao taste is very good. I also ordered crab roe spring rolls, but I think I didn't need to order them because I couldn't taste any crab roe flavor. It felt like an ordinary spring roll, and I only had two left. Summary: The service was a bit chaotic. I thought $98 was a bit expensive. I understand that the crabs were cut by hand, but the taste was still average. Just try it once and it's fine. Price per person: $98 score: 75/100 #Greater Bay Area Attractions Address: A2-09, 2nd Floor, Poly Culture Plaza, Coastal City