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Waiter and waitress here wears the Qin palace worker custom. They also greet with the palace gesture when meet. If you like, you can eat at a Chinese-style pavilion, or even inside a private room.
They claim that the food is Qin-palace style. At the left, it's the Feizixiao which means "Smile of the king's concubine". It's actually petal with some sour juice. I am not pretty interested to try petal though ; ) At the right it's the goose liver, of course, not in French style!
This is the palace dessert (宮廷小吃) I hope to try for long. At the left it's the Ludagun 驢打滾, which means a donkey's somersault, at the right which is still in focus is the Wandouhuang, made by beans, at the rightmost which is out of focus is Babaofan, sticky rice.
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