DA TIE SHAO RESTAURANT

Da Tieshao Restaurant (Yingshui Road Branch) is a restaurant that mainly serves Tianjin local cuisine. The average consumption price per person is 28 yuan. The business hours are 11:00-14:30 and 16:30-21:00. The address is 3rd Floor, Wumart Life Plaza, No. 138 Yingshui Road, Nankai District, Tianjin (near Meiyuan Road).

The group purchase is very affordable, for two people, all of which are signature dishes. Home-cooked sole, the braised taste is very delicious, the fish meat is very tender, there are no small bones, very tasty, especially the soup dipped in fried dough sticks is so delicious. The mixed vegetables are very refreshing, but they are salty. Kung Pao chicken, this chicken is delicious, the meat is large and tender, but the nuts are not delicious, as if it is boiled instead of fried, there is a raw taste, the taste is not bad, without nuts, there is no soul. Tianjin cuisine is mainly heavy, and the fruit tea is too sweet. The environment is very good, the service is not enthusiastic but there is nothing wrong with it, that's it, the dishes are served quickly.

Look at this mouth-watering boiled fish, I miss it so much~ But I can't eat it for the time being. After this period, I must have a big meal, fish tofu, garlic chicken wings, and kung pao chicken. The taste of Big Iron Spoon is always so good. I miss it every time I eat it. Every dish is classic, traditional and tasty, and the portion is large. The service is also very good. If you want to eat Small Iron Spoon, you must come early~

Located on the third floor of Wumart next to Huayuan subway station, I came here with friends before the New Year. We booked a large table one day in advance, but we could only book the lobby. When we arrived at 11:30, there were already a lot of people. However, there may be too many people eating, and the waiters are obviously understaffed. We had to urge them several times to serve the dishes. The dishes in the big iron spoon tasted good, and the price was not very expensive.

Came to Wangdingdi on Friday to do some work, and went to Datie Shao when I passed by. The occupancy rate is very high, and I guess if you come late, you will have to queue. The environment is very noisy, but it is a bar after all, so it is understandable, and the main point is the food. Four people ordered half a roast duck, chicken feet, eight-treasure tofu, pumpkin baked with salted egg yolk, and roasted spare ribs. Except for the salted egg yolk, which is a bit pitty, everything else is very delicious, and the dishes are sufficient, so I packed a lot. The price-performance ratio is indeed very high.