China Town

The group meal arranged in Rio was said to be from Zhejiang, so the tour guide said to take us to eat Zhejiang Chinese food. In general, the taste was good, not salty but still too oily. The steamed yellow croaker, cauliflower fried tofu, eggplant, and twice-cooked pork were all cleared. The soft and fragrant rice was also popular, but the onion fried beef and green pepper diced chicken in the meal were still a large plate and basically uneaten at the end. Being able to eat Chinese food that is close to the domestic level abroad also adds to the pleasure of the trip.

This was the most enjoyable meal I've had since I came to Brazil. The Chinese food, with a few slight changes, was still delicious. It was cost-effective and the price was cheap compared to other restaurants.

As soon as we entered the store, we found that there were many foreigners visiting. Many people ordered Peking duck. In addition to Chinese food, they also provide some desserts. My daughter asked for an ice cream ball. The dining atmosphere was very good and very suitable for family dining. There were 8 of us, and the waiter was very attentive to help us put together tables and introduce the food.

What you miss most when traveling abroad is the food from your hometown. I discovered this Chinese restaurant by accident and went in with the mentality of giving it a try. We ordered fried noodles and dumplings, and they tasted pretty good!