TIANYA BAR

Yangshuo Tianya Bar is on West Street, next to Yujian Bar. Tianya Bar is on the first floor. It is open from 19:00 to 1:00 the next morning. The environment here is elegant, the resident singers sing very hard, and the folk songs are quite nice. It is a lively bar, the name and the environment of the store are quite literary, the cocktails are good, and there are group purchase discounts.

It was my first time to visit West Street to relax. It was indeed crowded. There were wine, meat and stories. I searched for a long time and chose this one. There was a band, a singer, excellent singing skills, and dancers. I ordered a mojito. I listened to the music. It was said that this wine had alcohol, but I couldn't drink it. I thought it was great. Then there was an amazing belly dance performance. The dancer had a great figure and sexy clothes. The dance was also graceful and very touching. I must like it. I only took a short video and couldn't upload it.

The atmosphere inside is great! It's a great place to chat with friends! The lead singer is also awesome! The decibel level in the bar is also perfect, not too loud or too low! Give it a thumbs up! Great!

When you go to Guilin, you must go to Yangshuo. When you go to Yangshuo, you must go to West Street. When you go to West Street, you must check out the local restaurants. This is a famous bar street. There are so many bars that it's dizzying. Most of them are pubs with resident singers. I chose Tianya, and it didn't disappoint me. The singers sang very well, it was spacious inside, the decoration was okay, and the consumption seemed to be similar here. In short, this restaurant is okay overall.

There are plenty of bars along the main street, but the blaring disco sound was completely out of place for middle-aged and older people like us. He'd heard the owner of Tianya Bar had some subtle connection to the Tianya Forum, so my husband chose this place. He was right. Since this is a nostalgic food stall that betrays your age, I strongly suspect he has some subtle connection to it, too. The songs the resident singer sang were straight from his computer playlist. The drinks were excellent. A group buy of two cocktails with peanuts was only 60 yuan, but the selection was minimal. We had two rounds of drinks, one à la carte, ranging from 50 to 80 yuan per glass. The girl overcharged by 20 or 30 yuan, which I didn't notice at the time, but it didn't dampen the mood. Thanks to the Ministry of Railways for opening the Guangzhou-Yangshuo line, there are trains departing for 18 or 59, and many Guangzhou residents go there after get off work on Friday. There happened to be a large gathering of Guangzhou residents there, and the resident singer sang a ton of classic Cantonese songs, and the dancers were amazing. We didn't want to leave, but we had plans the next day, so we left around 11:00.