Name: Sijilaochaorenjia
Address: Next to the Yellow River Yiyuan in Hexi Town, Guide
Telephone: 18697882150

Sijilaochaorenjia

We came to this restaurant by accident. We happened to stay in a hotel near it. At night, it was very dark nearby and there seemed to be nothing to eat. So we asked the hotel owner, who introduced us here. It looks like a very ordinary place from the entrance. Although it seems to be very large, it is like a tropical rain forest inside, with plants everywhere. The so-called halls and rooms have no doors or walls. They are separated by plants. Of course, there will be mosquitoes where there are many plants. There is no air conditioning or fan, so it seems a bit hot. The price is not expensive. The food we have eaten in the past few days is very expensive, but this place is unexpected.

The product is very good. We came here for tourism and haven&#39;t eaten light food for many days. My friend taught the chef to steam fish. He only told the process once, and the chef was able to operate it well. The steamed fish is like the chef of a Guangdong restaurant. The fish is just cooked, very fresh and tender. Finally, I ate stuffed skin. Stuffed skin is a specialty dish in Qinghai. Just like the cold skin in Xi&#39;an, it is also eaten cold. I like to eat this kind of skin. I will order similar dishes wherever I go. However, as a girl from Guangzhou, I cannot eat anything too spicy. Since the cold dishes were served a long time ago, I forgot to say that they were not spicy at first. The stuffed skin was so spicy that I could only eat one or two strips.

Fried beef fillet with barley is also an authentic dish. Because it contains barley, which is a kind of grain crop in the northwest region, it is chewy and takes a little time to digest. The beef fillet uses yak meat, but it is cut a little smaller, so you have to slowly taste the beef. The dish is beautifully presented. I didn&#39;t expect that in these remote places, people would also pay attention to the presentation.

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