天天农家风味餐馆

Good taste, really like the spicy taste. Guangfeng is a good place.

Suitable for small gatherings, with average environment, moderate prices and low requirements.

The prices of the dishes are quite affordable and the taste of the dishes is quite suitable.

In a world of internet-famous restaurants, can you imagine waiting in line for half an hour for clay pot rice served in a stainless steel bowl? Last week, a local friend dragged me to this "city eatery," and it completely overturned my perception of affordable, delicious food. Today, I'm sharing this hidden gem for working professionals: a must-have for those looking to eat and enjoy a carb-free meal hidden on the street! I. "Dish Digging": A Stainless Steel Bowl of Umami Flavor 1. Yellow-Skinned Chicken Clay Pot Rice: The Skin Is So Chewy This bowl of yellow-skinned chicken clay pot rice is a true "top contender"! The golden, shiny skin exudes an alluring sheen, and the chicken is braised to such tender tenderness that it falls off the bone with a single sip. Topped with a garlicky, scallion sauce, every bite is a satisfying explosion of chicken and rice flavor. The best part is the rice crust underneath, with its slightly charred aroma. Mixed with the chicken, it's a carb-filled treat. Even the uncle at the next table couldn't resist ordering another bowl! 2. Sea Bream Claypot Rice: Umami Delight Fish lovers must try the sea bream claypot rice! Large chunks of sea bream are spread across a bed of rice. The fish is tender and boneless, and paired with an orange-flavored sauce and chopped green onions, the umami flavors cascade from your tongue to your head. The rice soaks up the fish's broth, and every grain is bursting with sweetness. Afterward, I even scrape the bottom of the stainless steel bowl clean, fearing I'll waste even a single drop. 2. "Immersive Scenery": Creating a "Healing Boundary" in the Bustling City The restaurant is tucked away on a corner in the old city. It doesn't have the flamboyant decor of internet-famous restaurants. Instead, its stainless steel bowls and down-to-earth tables and chairs create a comforting, down-to-earth atmosphere. At lunchtime, the restaurant fills with nearby workers and neighbors, each tucking into their bowls. The sounds of casual conversation and the clinking of chopsticks create a vibrant "urban symphony." My friend and I chose an outdoor table, with lush greenery behind us. The sunlight shimmered on the stainless steel bowls, creating a vibrant "urban symphony." The resulting photos are incredibly lively and refreshing. After posting them on WeChat Moments, I was bombarded with questions like, "What kind of magical place is this?" III. "Foodie Tips": Savor Your Food and Save Money - Best Time: Avoid weekdays between 11:30 and 12:30 PM (workers gather), and avoid weekends when it's less crowded; dinner is less crowded, allowing you to enjoy your carbs more slowly. - Ordering Tips: - Carnivore Combo: Clay Pot Chicken with Rice and a serving of soup. It's generous with the chicken and the soup is a great way to cut through the greasiness. For just over 20 yuan per person, you'll be eating until you're leaning against the wall. - Must-try for savory eaters: Claypot Snapper Rice with Garlic Chili Sauce (homemade, just the right amount of spiciness for a superb flavor boost). The fusion of umami and spice is unparalleled. - Secret way to enjoy it: Ask the owner to "scorch" the rice a little; the crispy rice crust will open up a new world. - Things to do nearby: After dinner, stroll through the old town. The roadside tailors, shoe repair shops, and traditional sweet shops are all time-honored photo spots, perfect for capturing a retro, urban-inspired photo op. In a world where food prices often top hundreds of yuan per person, this small restaurant, where stainless steel bowls convey happiness, is a true "life-saving canteen" for the working class. Next time you're stuck for what to eat, grab a bowl here and take away the urban vibe and carbs. #FoodFestival #TrueFlavorfulSnacks #LocalFoodTiantianFarmFlavorRestaurant

Tian Tian Farmhouse Restaurant is hidden in the old town. The yellow-skinned chicken claypot rice served in stainless steel bowls has a rustic charm. You absolutely must have a bowl of crispy rice at the bottom of the pot. Rice lovers will be filled with joy.