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Su-Hua Temple Restaurant. Chinese name: 重庆华岩素餐厅. Address: 九龙坡区华岩寺.
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3 Reviews
First Review by Freegan Reich
seloumathias
Points +43
Très bon restaurant - Edit
Beaucoup de place, très acceuillant et très bon !
Read morePros: Ambiance, Espace, Acceuil
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CraigBarker
Points +97
Standard temple restaurant - Edit
Seems this restaurant may have made changes since the last reviewer visited, for the better. The menu is all Chinese, but does have pictures. The environment was clean, and the staff were attentive. I went for a spicy tofu dish, fresh vegetables, and spring rolls, all of which was really nice. The veg was sweet, but not too much so. Also asked for a bowl of rice, and ended up with way too much (more of a bucket) - a heads up here. Was also given warm lemon water on arrival, and a free small dish of diced vegetables in vinegar - a nice touch. Went Monday lunch, a handful of tables occupied.
Read morePros: Quiet and peaceful atmosphere, Good food, Menu with pictures.
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Freegan Reich
Points +107
decent, but..... - Edit
Will try to make this as info-heavy as possible: Open from 10 to 7, they say. Got there at 2. There is no English menu, and no pictures, but you should be able to mime out a meal. As usual, the food was really greasy and really spicy, so try to know a way to ask for what you do and do not want. Anyway, the food was decent, and I went with another person making us the only 2 people in the restaurant even though it was a Saturday afternoon! The portions were big, but a bit pricey for what we got. I'd recommend taking your own drinks since they only have overpriced bottled stuff and do not offer water or tea! There were shirtless guys playing mah jiang and flies buzzing around. The atmosphere was not exactly service-oriented. However, I am not trying to be negative. The temple grounds are actually really amazing to see, and there are places to have picnics and what-not. If you packed some extras, this temple could be a really nice place to lunch, read a book, take photos, and spend an entire day. It was a really cool experience. I may go back. Also worth noting that it costs 15 kuai to get in the temple, unless you go to the right (there is a large gold Buddha), follow an out-of-the-way path, and then meander into the restaurant. This is how the locals do! Overall finding this place was a really cool experience, but it certainly isn't the first place I'd recommend.
Read morePros: decent portions , yummy fresh veggies , unmistakably Chinese atmosphere!
Cons: cigarettes , flies , bored staff
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